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How will 2026 change life for tenants and property owners

Spanish authorities introduce new rental rules and promise tax incentives for landlords. Spain revamps its housing rental regulations, cracking down on speculation. Authorities promise tax breaks and price controls. The new laws will affect millions of households.

Scandal or reform Who will come out on top in the political showdown

Feijóo Plans to Change Rules for Deputies and Senators to Remove Their Immunity. People's Party leader Feijóo proposes a reform that would prevent politicians from evading court. He promises no deputy will be above the law. Heated debates and new regulations are ahead

Will Andalusia Benefit Most from the Reform

How the New Autonomous Funding Model Is Reshaping Spain’s Political Landscape. Deputy Prime Minister María Jesús Montero launches a reform of regional funding. This new approach could shift the balance of power across the country. The interests of Catalonia and Andalusia are in the spotlight.

Is Spain gearing up for a European breakthrough

Pedro Sánchez Considers Sending Spanish Troops to Ukraine for Peacekeeping Mission. The Spanish Prime Minister has announced the possibility of deploying Spanish troops on a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine. Consultations with parliamentary parties will begin in the coming days. The decision could redefine Spain's role in European politics.

How Catalonia Could Change if Puigdemont Returns Home

Puigdemont Marks Birthday Awaiting Return Amid Split With Government. Carles Puigdemont turns 63 facing uncertainty. Junts has fully distanced itself from the government. Catalonia expects changes, but no one can predict when he might return.

Why Spaniards Are Outraged by This Year's Holiday Basket Prices

Opposition Demands Economy Minister’s Report on Christmas Food Price Hike. Senators demand answers over record food price increases. The opposition accuses the government of profiting from inflation. Spaniards expect a response regarding the return of overcollected taxes.

High-profile Begona Gomez Case: Barrabes Refuses to Answer Questions

Businessman Juan Carlos Barrabes Denies Any Connection to Koldo García in Senate Hearing. Barrabes told the Senate he does not know Koldo García. He declined to answer questions due to the ongoing investigation. His name has surfaced in the case involving the prime minister’s wife.

Deal with Junts: a risk for PSOE or a chance for survival

How Much Does Junts’ Support Cost the Spanish Government in 2025? The Spanish government is once again seeking a compromise with Junts. The price of their support remains uncertain and could increase, fueling political uncertainty and impacting future elections.

Spaniards Demand Change – Support for Early Elections Grows

Most Spaniards Support Early Elections Amid Political Crisis. Fifty-nine percent of Spaniards believe elections should be held ahead of schedule. Citizens are concerned about the situation in parliament and the country's future. Find out how opinions differ across political parties.

Balearic Authorities Fail to Reach Agreement with Vox — What’s Next?

Balearic Islands Parliament Blocks Spending Cap, Forcing Government to Extend Budget. The Balearic Islands Parliament has rejected the proposed spending cap. The government led by Marga Prohens is now forced to extend the 2025 budget. The political crisis threatens the region’s stability.

Authorities Allow Surplus Budget Spending on Housing and Energy – What Will Change for Cities

Spanish Municipalities to Invest Budget Surplus in Housing and Infrastructure. Spanish municipalities have been granted an unexpected carte blanche: they can now invest their budget surpluses in housing and infrastructure projects. Who stands to benefit from the new rules? Why has the decision sparked debate among politicians? Read on to discover the details and potential pitfalls.

Government Grants Businesses a Delay — Digital Reporting Postponed

Verifactu Implementation for Small Businesses and Freelancers in Spain Postponed to 2027. Spanish authorities have postponed the mandatory implementation of Verifactu to 2027. The new digital reporting regulations will give small businesses and freelancers more time to prepare. The decision comes in response to requests from entrepreneurs.

MP behind bars: How will parliament function, and will the majority hold?

Jose Luis Abalos Arrested: What Will Happen to His Mandate and the Balance of Power in Congress? Former minister Abalos has been sent to prison but retains his parliamentary seat. His rights are suspended, yet the balance of power in Congress remains unchanged. Here's what this means for parliament going forward.

Dramatic twist in the Begoña Gómez case — lawyers withdraw amid pressure and mounting scandals

Manos Limpias Lawyers Withdraw from Case Against Prime Minister’s Wife Due to Politicization. The lawyer and spokesperson for Manos Limpias have withdrawn from the case against the Prime Minister’s wife, arguing that the investigation has become a tool for political conflict. Their decision has sparked public debate and raised new questions about the proceedings.

Surges, setbacks, and unexpected outcomes—why is Spain’s housing market locking out millions from buying or renting?

Two Years of Isabel Rodríguez: How Spain's Housing Market Has Changed Under the New Policy. Two years ago, Isabel Rodríguez became head of Spain's housing ministry. Since then, the situation has only grown more tense. Young people and families are now at an impasse. Why the promises failed and what lies ahead for Spaniards—find out in our report.