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A Five-Meter Guillotine Sparks Debate in Rural Galicia
A five-meter guillotine has appeared in Trasanquelos, a Galician village of 70 residents. The work, by Catalan artist Carlos Pazos, is turning the rural enclave into an unexpected hub for contemporary art.
Sánchez Seeks Gas Deal in Algeria to End Diplomatic Rift
Pedro Sánchez travels to Algiers aiming to secure more gas for Spain and close the chapter on a diplomatic crisis sparked by Madrid’s Sahara stance. Talks will also address Spanish business interests and regional security.
42 Million Euros in Prizes at July 18 National Lottery Draw
The July 18 National Lottery draw distributed €42 million in prizes. Terrassa and Aranda de Duero claimed the top awards. Key details on winning numbers, prize structure, and tax rules are now confirmed.
Andalusian Farmer Revives Prickly Pears After Years of Decline
Once a common sight along rural paths, prickly pears nearly vanished from Andalusia. Now, a 63-year-old farmer in Chiclana is rebuilding one of the region’s largest plantations, supplying local markets and facing down a persistent pest threatening the crop’s survival.
XPeng L03 Targets Spain with Bold Design and Competitive Price
XPeng introduces the L03, a coupe-style SUV designed by JuanMa López, aiming to disrupt the Spanish market with electric and range-extended options. Launching from €35,000, it promises standout features and a unique design.
Retired Farmer Ordered to Repay €46,800 for Working While on Pension
A retired farmer in La Rioja must return nearly €47,000 after authorities found he continued managing his agricultural business while receiving a full pension. The court's decision highlights the strict incompatibility rules between retirement benefits and ongoing self-employment in Spain's farming sector.
From Migrant Child to Onion Pioneer: Javier Novoa’s 100-Hectare Success
Javier Novoa arrived in Argentina as a child with nothing but hope. Decades later, he leads a major onion operation, exporting to Brazil and embracing new technology. His journey reflects the determination and innovation driving the region’s agricultural growth.
Alicante’s 22-Year-Old Farmer Builds a Thriving Agribusiness Amid Labor Crisis
At just 22, Raúl García Vidal has transformed a single hectare into PenyaFresh, a fast-growing fruit and vegetable company in Alicante. His journey highlights the urgent labor shortages and lack of young talent threatening Spain’s agricultural future.
Trump Threatens to Halt All Trade with Spain over NATO Dispute
Donald Trump has ordered a halt to all US-Spain trade, citing Spain’s defense spending. The Spanish government responds, highlighting EU rules and the US trade surplus. The dispute raises new questions for bilateral relations.
Inditex Reports Record Profit as Marta Ortega Stresses Customer Focus
Inditex has posted its highest-ever profit, with sales and dividends also reaching new peaks. Marta Ortega highlighted the need to maintain close customer ties as the company accelerates international growth and tech investment.
How Almería’s Tomatoes Keep Europe Supplied All Winter
Almería’s tomato growers have mastered winter production, turning a sun-drenched corner of Spain into Europe’s main source of fresh tomatoes when the rest of the continent falls quiet. The secret lies in a rare mix of climate, saline water and careful cultivation.
Senate Deadlock Halts Spain-France Friendship Treaty
The Senate, led by the PP, has blocked the Spain-France friendship treaty. A new constitutional review suspends its approval. The move raises diplomatic tensions and leaves vital cooperation in limbo.
ElPozo Expands with Major Poultry Acquisition in Albacete
ElPozo Alimentación, part of Grupo Fuertes, has acquired Tolvasa-Paasa, a leading Albacete-based poultry company with nearly €60 million in annual turnover. The move marks a strategic shift for ElPozo, broadening its reach beyond pork and deepening its control over the poultry supply chain.
Santander Chief Warns EU Overregulation Is Hurting Spanish Competitiveness
Santander president Ana Botín criticizes excessive EU regulation at the ICEX forum in Madrid. She calls for smarter rules to boost European business competitiveness. Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo acknowledges the challenge.
Level to Halt Barcelona Flights to Boston and Los Angeles This October
Level will suspend its direct flights from Barcelona to Boston and Los Angeles starting in October. The airline cites operational efficiency and shifting demand. The move follows earlier reductions in US-bound routes from El Prat.
Spanish Farmer Exposes Unfair Competition from Moroccan Agriculture
Alberto Tomás, a farmer from La Rioja, warns that Spanish agriculture is under threat as companies move production to Morocco, taking advantage of lower labor costs. He argues that strict regulations and rising expenses are making it harder for Spanish farmers to survive.
Pamplona to Charge for San Fermín Bull Run Broadcasts in Landmark Deal
For the first time, Pamplona will receive direct revenue from the televised broadcast of the iconic San Fermín bull runs. A new agreement with RTVE and EITB sets annual payments and grants access to decades of historic footage.
Madrid and Alicante Share Top Prizes in 20 June Lotería Nacional Draw
The 20 June Lotería Nacional draw distributed €42 million in prizes. Madrid and Alicante saw the biggest wins, with a €60,000 ticket and multiple secondary prizes. Tax rules mean only top winners must declare their gains.
How Sánchez’s trip to China could shape Spain’s global influence
Madrid’s Bet on China How Sánchez’s Visit Shifts Europe’s Balance. Spain deepens ties with China amid rising tensions with the US. Sánchez’s visit could reshape investment and export dynamics. The article explores the details of talks and their impact on the national economy.
Pedro Sánchez's visit to China leads to new agreements and emerging challenges
Begona Gomez Officially Invited to China for the First Time Visit Focuses on Technology and Investment. Spain bets on technological cooperation with China. Pedro Sanchez’s visit could shift the investment balance. Decisions made in Beijing may shape the future of Spain’s economy.
Why agreements with Morocco fail to curb drug trafficking
Norway calls for new measures against drug networks between Oslo and Morocco. Norwegian authorities are stepping up pressure on Morocco amid rising drug-related crime. The lack of extradition hampers efforts to prosecute mafia leaders. Spain is a key link in European trafficking routes.
Catalan authorities launch large-scale wild boar culling
Catalonia Plans to Halve Wild Boar Population Over Export Threat. Authorities in Catalonia have launched a major campaign to trap and cull wild boars amid an African swine fever outbreak threatening meat exports. The decision could reshape the market and impact the regional economy.
Why Spain Closed Its Airspace to the US and What It Means
Spain restricts US access to its airspace impact on business and relations. Spain has barred US military aircraft from using its airspace. The decision, linked to Operation Furia Épica, raises questions about the future of trade relations. Authorities insist that nothing has changed for Spanish companies.
What’s driving the EU’s sudden surge in tungsten demand
Tungsten from Spain Europe seeks alternatives to China in the strategic metals market. Tungsten has become a vital resource for Europe. China's export restrictions have driven up prices and forced a search for new suppliers. Spain could shift the balance of power in the strategic metals market.
Joint Spain Ukraine defense initiatives reshape the industry
Spain and Ukraine to Start Joint Production of Next-Generation Military Equipment. Spain and Ukraine have signed a strategic agreement to jointly produce military equipment. This new initiative accelerates the integration of Spanish technologies into Ukraine’s defense sector. The decision could reshape the balance of power in Europe’s defense industry.
Spotlight on Food Safety Standards in French Supermarkets
France Recalls Spanish Strawberries Over Excessive Pesticides. France has urgently withdrawn Spanish berries due to dangerous pesticide residues. The decision affects consumers nationwide. Authorities warn of health risks and demand product returns.
Cava sales slump as brands exit the sector
Families Leave the Market Unexpected Shifts in Spain’s Cava Industry. The Spanish cava market is undergoing major changes. Leading family-owned brands are either selling their businesses or stepping away from traditional structures. This is affecting exports, competition, and the future of the sector.
Authorities in Cartagena invest in port security and development
Cartagena launches major upgrade of port facilities new projects and oversight. The Port of Cartagena is changing its approach to cargo operations. New control systems are being introduced and capacity is expanding. This is impacting the region’s logistics and exports.
How much aid has Spain actually provided to Ukraine in 4 years
Spain allocates nearly €17 billion to Ukraine new details on aid and military supplies. Spain has increased its support for Ukraine amid reduced US engagement. Nearly €17 billion have been directed towards financial and humanitarian aid. New data reveal the structure and scale of this assistance.
Spain stuns the world with its inaugural pavilion at the globe’s premier exhibition, promising exclusive discoveries and vibrant cultural highlights
Spain surprises investors at PDAC 2026 with new pavilion and record projects. Spain has unveiled its first ever national pavilion at PDAC 2026. Rising copper prices fuel new projects in Andalucía. This could reshape the country's standing in the global commodities market.
US sanctions shift the rules — Madrid explores new market opportunities
Spain prepares response to US threats with new measures to protect exports. Spain faces the threat of trade restrictions from the US. Authorities promise support for exporters and announce new steps to safeguard the economy. These decisions could reshape the country’s foreign trade structure.
Unexpected pause: new rules from Spanish authorities put a ban on arms exports, causing confusion and fueling sharp discussions across the sector
Spain sharply restricts military supplies and weapons transit to Israel. In 2024, Spain completely halted arms exports to Israel. Authorities blocked dozens of deals and tightened controls. The decision is linked to legal changes and international pressure.
Why Murcia is investing in food companies—discover the region’s secrets to boosting exports and creating new jobs
65,000 euros for export: Murcia targets new markets. Murcia authorities have allocated 65,000 euros to promote local food companies abroad. This decision opens new export opportunities and impacts the regional economy. The support will benefit hundreds of businesses and thousands of employees.
Теневые последствия криминальной драмы в Латинской Америке – почему наркориск в Испании теперь ещё острее, чем ожидалось
Spain braces for surge in drug smuggling after death of CJNG leader. Spanish authorities fear an increase in drug shipments from Mexico. Following the killing of the CJNG leader, the market situation could change dramatically. Experts warn of new risks for the country.
Unexpected partnership or new challenge for Europe—why the Chery and Jaguar Land Rover alliance is making waves
Chinese auto giant prepares for UK production — a warning sign for Europe. Chery is considering launching production in the United Kingdom. Chinese brands are strengthening their presence in Europe. Can the local industry withstand this new wave? Find out more.
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