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April 18 Lottery Payouts: Who Won the Jackpot Today

April 18 Lottery: Where Major Wins Happened and How Taxes Changed. Spain held the Lotería Nacional draw under new tax rules. The top prize was shared by residents of several cities. We tell you where the lucky winners live and what’s different for prize recipients now.

Scientists reveal surprising new records for the tallest trees and buildings

Catalonia surprises with its tallest tree a 54.55 meter-high plane tree. A record-breaking tree measuring 54.55 meters has been discovered in Catalonia. A new height-measuring technique has changed the way experts assess both urban and natural environments. This finding impacts the understanding of forest growth and urban development.

What led to SER becoming Catalonia's third most-listened radio station

Radio SER in Catalonia boosts audience and overtakes rivals in listenership. Radio SER has strengthened its position in Catalonia, increasing its daily audience. The rise in listenership is shifting the media landscape. New EGM data reveals how the region’s radio market is changing.

Why thousands of families are counting on aid this summer

Sharp increase in children receiving summer scholarships in Catalonia. The number of children living in poverty continues to grow in Catalonia. The Pere Tarrés Foundation has nearly doubled the amount of summer scholarships. The move responds to the rise in families facing difficult circumstances.

Spanish radio rankings 2026: who leads the way

Radio SER strengthens leadership with new audience records and unexpected gaps. The balance of power on Spanish radio is shifting. SER has widened its lead over competitors and set new records. Fresh EGM data reveal how the country’s media landscape is changing.

Madrid schools launch mass testing: updates and key changes

Large-scale assessments kick off in Madrid as 280,000 students take exams. New exams have begun for schoolchildren in Madrid, with authorities evaluating knowledge in key subjects. The results may influence future teaching approaches and support plans.

Spain plans large-scale regularization of migrants

How many foreigners live in Spain and who will be affected by mass regularization. Spain is preparing for its largest migrant regularization in 20 years. The decision will impact hundreds of thousands and reshape the population structure. The article details who and where will receive the new status.

Host Henar Álvarez welcomes celebrities to this week's show

Al cielo con ella on La 1 sets new record and introduces new faces. The Spanish show Al cielo con ella has broken records for La 1. New guests and a refreshed format signal changes for TV. Notable personalities are joining the broadcast, potentially reshaping prime time.

What causes Levante to drop points in the final minutes

Levante concedes the most goals at the end of matches season’s worrying stats. Levante is once again in the spotlight for letting in goals during the closing moments. Only Elche has conceded more overall. The outcome against Getafe could impact the club’s fight for survival in La Liga.

Understanding Tax Declarations in Spain

Mistakes in your tax return can delay your refund — how to avoid unnecessary waiting. Many Spaniards believe the sooner you submit your tax return, the faster you’ll get your refund. In reality, things work differently. Errors and inaccuracies in your documents can delay payment by weeks.

What has changed in the rules of El Gordo de la Primitiva

El Gordo de la Primitiva Results for April 12 Winning Numbers and New Payout Rules. Spain has published the results of El Gordo de la Primitiva for April 12, 2026. New conditions for claiming winnings and updated ticket verification procedures may change how players participate. This article covers the details of these changes and their impact on participants.

Three wins in a month turned Castilla’s season around

Youngest Primera RFEF Squad Thrashes Rivals in Galicia to Enter Top Three. In Galicia, the Castilla team unexpectedly led the attack. The young squad scored three big wins in a month, shaking up the championship standings and moving the club into the top three.

Montecarlo Final to Reveal the New World Tennis Leader

Sinner and Alcaraz Montecarlo final to decide world number one. In Montecarlo, Alcaraz and Sinner compete for the top spot in the world rankings. The outcome of the final will shift the balance of power in tennis. Spain closely follows this duel that could shape the season.

Alcaraz vs Sinner Achievements Compared at Monte Carlo

300th win for Alcaraz and a battle for the throne Monte Carlo semifinals shake up the tennis hierarchy. Alcaraz and Sinner confidently advanced to the Monte Carlo semifinals. The Spaniard celebrated his 300th career win, intensifying the fight for the top spot. New rivals and records may change the landscape of world tennis.

For the first time in a decade Spain’s courts see a drop in unresolved cases

Why Spanish Courts Are Seeing a Drop in Cases for the First Time in Years. For the first time in a decade, Spain has seen a decrease in the number of unresolved court cases. Recent reforms and controversial measures have changed how the justice system operates. Experts are divided over what this means for citizens.

How Landaluce’s win in Monza could reshape his career

Spanish tennis player close to top 100 and a surprise berth at Barcelona tournament. Martin Landaluce has reached the semifinals of the tournament in Italy. His victory brings new opportunities for Spanish tennis. The decision of the Barcelona organizers could affect the list of participants.

What could cause IU to lose influence in the new coalition

IU faces a new challenge how to maintain influence in an alliance with regional parties. In Spain, IU marks 40 years amid change. Its alliance with regional parties sparks debate. Decisions on electoral lists and IU’s role could shift the balance of power.

Spanish tennis player Marcel Granollers reaches quarterfinals after decades

Local tennis player advances to Monte-Carlo Masters quarterfinals for first time in 30 years. For the first time in decades, a local athlete has reached the quarterfinals of this prestigious tournament. This achievement could shift perceptions of tennis in the region. Details on how this may impact the sport and its fans.

Sinner’s opponent confirmed for Montecarlo semifinal

Sinner extends Masters 1000 winning streak to 20 with dominant Monte Carlo showing. Jannik Sinner solidified his position in world tennis with a win over Félix Auger-Aliassime in Monte Carlo. His Masters 1000 winning streak now stands at 20 matches. Next up is Alexander Zverev, a clash that could reshape the tournament landscape.

Fuel prices in Madrid reach two-year high — what’s next

Inflation in Spain Rises to 3.3 Percent Energy Surge and New Risks. In March 2026, inflation in Spain reached a two-year high, surpassing analysts’ forecasts. The main driver was a sharp increase in fuel and energy prices amid the conflict in Iran. Authorities are responding urgently, and both families and businesses are already feeling the impact

Fuel prices in Madrid hit a two-year high what comes next

Inflation in Spain accelerates to 3.3 percent energy shock and new risks. In March 2026, inflation in Spain reached its highest level in two years, surpassing analysts’ forecasts. The main cause was a sharp increase in fuel and energy prices amid the conflict in Iran. Authorities are responding urgently and both families and businesses are already feeling the consequences

34.6% of children in Spain live in poverty — 2025 data

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.