Madrid Demolishes Homes in Cañada Real Family Left Without Shelter. Authorities in Madrid have demolished four houses in Cañada Real. One family with children has been left homeless and without relocation. The decision has sparked debate and criticism from residents and human rights advocates.
Spanish youth can receive Ingreso Mínimo Vital without leaving their parents’ home. Spain updates the rules for Ingreso Mínimo Vital. Young people over 23 will now be eligible for the benefit even if they live with their parents. The change affects thousands of families and has an impact on the labor market.
Spain Maintains Second-Highest Child Poverty Rate in the EU in 2025. In 2025, Spain once again ranks among the countries with the highest child poverty rates in the EU. Despite economic growth, the nation has failed to reduce the proportion of children living in poverty and social exclusion. A comparison with other EU states highlights concerning trends.
Spain Remains Second in the EU for Child Poverty Rate in 2025. In 2025, Spain once again ranks among the leading EU countries for child poverty rates. Despite economic growth, the country has failed to reduce the proportion of children living in poverty and social exclusion. Comparisons with other EU nations reveal worrying trends.
One in three children in Spain live at risk of poverty and isolation. A recent analysis of living conditions in Spain has revealed alarming disparities in child poverty depending on family background. The situation is particularly acute among migrants, large families, and single-parent households, where the risk of poverty and social exclusion reaches record levels.
Ivonne Reyes lost millions and property how she copes now. Ivonne Reyes, once one of Spain’s most recognizable TV presenters, has found herself in the spotlight after a complete financial collapse. She openly shares details about losing her assets, failed investments, and making a fresh start, without hiding the challenges and emotions involved.
Life on the Edge How Monserrat and Others Are Losing Their Last Refuge in Barcelona. Evictions from temporary camps have intensified in Barcelona. Monserrat and her husband once again face the risk of homelessness. Authorities promise solutions, but the problem is only getting worse.
Evictions Surge in Barcelona La Sagrera and Gràcia at Risk. Evictions of vulnerable groups have increased in Barcelona. New measures affect not only migrants but also local residents. The situation could lead to heightened social tension.
Unions in Murcia Accuse Authorities of Backing Low Wages and Stalling Talks. Tensions are escalating in Murcia between unions and the regional government. Wage decisions affect over 150,000 employees. The situation impacts living standards and the region’s social stability.
Prosecutor accuses Badalona City Hall of violating B9 eviction terms. In Badalona, the prosecutor has found violations in the eviction of migrants from B9. The municipality failed to provide alternative housing, sparking widespread reaction across Catalonia. The authorities’ decision has impacted hundreds of lives and fueled new demands for changes in social policy.
Over 50 organizations in Badalona demand urgent measures over housing crisis. The housing crisis in Badalona is worsening as dozens of organizations call for immediate solutions. Recent evictions have left many people homeless. The new demands could reshape the approach to social support in Spain.
Madrid Proposes Universal Benefit for Children Under 16 Starting at 50 Euros. Madrid authorities are considering introducing a universal child benefit. The new measure could reshape family support policies. The decision would affect thousands of households in the region.
Madrid sets record for subsidy recipients but poorest families lose access to free school meals. The number of students receiving subsidized school meals has risen in Madrid, but the poorest families are now less likely to receive this aid. New regulations and bureaucracy have altered access to assistance. This article details the changes and their impact on residents of the region.
Spaniards lose a month each year commuting to and from work. Thousands of people in Spain spend hours each day commuting to work. Housing and transport challenges make the situation worse. Families and the entire economy feel the impact.
WFP warns global hunger may soar due to Middle East conflict. The war in the Middle East threatens a record increase in the number of people facing hunger. According to WFP estimates, by June the situation could worsen due to rising food and fuel prices. Millions of families around the world may be affected.
Five deaths no response how Badalona ignores homelessness. In Badalona, five homeless people died within two months. The city authorities did not express condolences. This decision sparked criticism and debate across Catalonia.
Five homeless deaths in two months Badalona crisis escalates. Badalona has recorded its fifth homeless death since the start of the year. The closure of the city’s only shelter and lack of social support have heightened tensions. Authorities and civil society groups are debating the causes and consequences of the situation.
One in ten workers in Catalonia lives below the poverty line. Catalonia continues to face a high rate of in-work poverty. Agricultural, service sector, and domestic workers are especially affected. Rising prices and rents are putting additional pressure on families.
Badalona residents call for shelter to reopen after deaths of homeless on city streets. A vigil was held in Badalona to honor homeless people who died on the streets. Locals are demanding the reopening of the Can Bofí Vell shelter. Authorities did not attend the event, sparking public outrage.
Authorities fail to reopen shelter after deaths of four homeless people. In Badalona, four homeless people have died on the streets in two months. The closure of the city’s only shelter has sparked a wave of criticism. Opposition parties are demanding the immediate reopening of the shelter and new solutions.
Third Homeless Person Found in Central Badalona This Year: Alarming Statistics. Badalona has recorded its third homeless death since the start of the year. Authorities and social services are debating the reasons. The closure of a shelter has worsened the problem and sparked a wave of criticism.
Catalonia Faces Funding Shortfall: 70% of People in Need Left Without Support. The number of homeless people has risen sharply in Catalonia. Social organizations are calling for a budget increase. Lack of funding may worsen the crisis and affect thousands of families.
Homeless Man Dies on Barcelona Street Amid Severe January Cold. A homeless man was found dead in Barcelona, marking the fifth such death this month. Authorities face criticism over insufficient support for those in need.
Nearly 40 Years in Shacks How Residents of Los Asperones in Malaga Survive. Authorities in Andalusia and Malaga are trying to relocate Los Asperones residents Nearly four decades on the neighborhood remains a symbol of poverty and social exclusion What stands in the way of a solution and why do people dream of leaving
1980s Spanish TV Star Fedra Lorente Faces Financial Ruin. Actress Fedra Lorente has suffered a financial collapse. She lost her husband and now finds herself without any means of support. Her nieces, Carmen Morales and Shaila Dúrcal, are helping her.
Tenants in Spain Are Not Paying Utility Bills. One in three tenants in Spain goes cold in the winter. Millions can't afford basic comfort. Energy bills are soaring while incomes lag behind. Who’s to blame and what can be done—read our report.
Richard Gere and His Wife Alejandra Return to Spain for an Important Charity Mission. The famous couple is visiting Spain once again. They will introduce a significant social project aimed at helping the homeless.
One in Four Spanish Teens Fails to Master Basic Skills in Core Subjects. A quarter of Spanish teenagers struggle with basic skills. The country faces high early school dropout rates and a shortage of science professionals. Why is the education system falling behind? Find out more.
The Ten Most Dangerous Cities in the World in 2025 – Where Are They? Some global hotspots have turned into zones of constant danger, driven by drug trafficking and social inequality. Institutional corruption only makes things worse. Discover the world's most conflict-ridden cities.
In Spain, Food Banks Still Paying VAT on Donations Despite Tax Being Scrapped. Some 4.1 million people in Spain live in extreme poverty. Food banks are still forced to pay VAT on donated products, even though a law scrapping the tax took effect six months ago. The mechanism to put the exemption into practice has yet to work.
In Torrejón, Residents Rally to Save Soup Kitchen for Those in Need Amid New Regulations. A soup kitchen in Torrejón that supports 250 locals daily may be forced to close due to changes in the subsidy system. Residents are mobilizing, fundraising, and appealing to authorities to save the project. Find out what's happening and how you can help.
One in Three Residents of the Valencian Community on the Brink of Poverty. More than one and a half million people in the Valencian Community are at risk of poverty or social exclusion. Over 600,000 of them survive on minimal means. Authorities have yet to address the issue adequately.
Who Owns Spain: The Updated 2025 List of the Country’s Wealthiest. The ranking of Spain's richest has been revealed. Their fortunes are rapidly growing. Discover who they are and how they earned their billions.
Madrid Closes Homeless Shelter After Eviction from Barajas. Madrid authorities have closed a temporary shelter for homeless people who were previously evicted from Barajas airport. Officials claim that all residents have been rehoused, but the decision has sparked controversy. We cover the details of the situation and reactions from all sides in our report.
Pensioner in Torremolinos Commits Suicide Before Eviction Over Debt. An 83-year-old man in Torremolinos shot himself as officials arrived to evict him over unpaid utility bills. The incident highlights the acute problem of evictions and lack of support for the elderly in Málaga.
