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Juan José Ebenezer Reveals His Battle With Depression
Juan José Ebenezer, known for his automotive advice on TikTok, has spoken candidly about his experience with depression. His story highlights the hidden challenges faced by public figures and the importance of addressing mental health openly.
Austrian Worker Wins €7,800 After 13 Years of Unpaid Overtime
After being dismissed from his job of 13 years, a 49-year-old Austrian technician secured over €7,800 in unpaid overtime and bonuses. The case highlights the importance of reviewing pay slips and acting quickly to claim outstanding wages.
Iván Kapustin Achieves 9.8 in PAU but Questions His Own Effort
Iván Kapustin, top scorer in Girona’s 2025 PAU, doubts he did enough to earn his 9.8. Now at UAB, he faces new challenges in adapting to university and pursuing his passion for music.
Valencia Commuter Rail Boosts Capacity With Arrival of Civia 465 Trains
From September, Valencia’s Cercanías network will see a 30% capacity increase. The arrival of 41 Civia 465 trains enables more frequent service on key routes. The upgrade targets growing demand and student schedules.
UK Proposes One-Hour Training to Let Automatic Drivers Use Manual Cars
The RAC suggests that drivers with automatic-only licences could switch to manual cars after just one hour of practical training. The proposal aims to simplify the process and reflect the changing car market in the UK.
Stuttgart Midfielder Rejects Mercedes, Drives 20-Year-Old Ford Fiesta
Grischa Prömel, Stuttgart’s new signing and Champions League player, has turned down a club Mercedes to keep driving his inherited Ford Fiesta. His decision, rooted in family ties and personal values, has sparked curiosity and jokes among teammates.
The Hidden Screw That Makes Stealing Your Car Much Harder
A small, rarely noticed screw inside your car’s steering column could be the difference between keeping your vehicle and losing it to thieves. Mechanic Iván Cabanas explains how this simple part quietly blocks one of the most common theft methods.
Mechanic Warns: Simple Air Conditioning Mistake in Cars Can Be Deadly
A Spanish mechanic reveals how a common habit with your car’s air conditioning can lead to dangerous fumes and persistent odors. His practical tips could prevent both discomfort and serious health risks.
Why a Bilbao Bricklayer Says Small €50 Jobs Are Sometimes Worth It
Marcos Silva, a Bilbao-based bricklayer, argues that taking on €50 jobs can make sense during slow periods. He highlights the realities of freelance construction work in Spain, where staying active and covering costs often outweighs waiting for bigger contracts.
Cupra Tavascan VZ: Power, Style and the Limits of Electric SUVs
The Cupra Tavascan VZ delivers striking performance and premium features, but its high price and real-world range raise questions for buyers seeking both excitement and practicality in an electric SUV.
Why the Plum Tree Is the Smart Choice for Small Patios in Spain
Plum trees can thrive in limited spaces, offering shade and abundant summer fruit. The right rootstock keeps their size manageable, but success depends on sun, drainage and attentive watering. Here’s what to know before planting one in your garden.
Why José and Patri No Longer Live Full-Time in Their Motorhome
After nearly a year living exclusively in a motorhome, José and Patri, online personal trainers from Málaga, have shifted to a hybrid lifestyle. They now divide their time between traveling and a small rented house in Cádiz, reflecting on the realities of life on the road.
The Only Resident: Álvaro Keeps an Isolated Asturian Village Alive
Álvaro, 39, is the last permanent inhabitant of a remote Asturian village unreachable by car. He maintains his family’s historic home, battles encroaching wilderness, and faces the challenge of rural depopulation alone. His story highlights the struggle to keep Spain’s rural heritage from disappearing.
Man Arrested After Fatal Stabbing of Uncle in Massanassa
A violent dispute between relatives in Massanassa ended with a fatal stabbing. The suspect, a 22-year-old man, was detained by the Guardia Civil after fleeing the scene. The incident occurred outside a local bar.
Why Using Non-Original Filters Can Damage Your Car
Replacing a diesel particulate filter with non-original parts can lead to engine issues, higher emissions, and expensive repairs. Mechanic Mateo explains why system updates and genuine components are crucial for modern vehicles.
Aemet Issues Orange Alert for Severe Storms and Hail in Valencia Region
Aemet has activated orange alerts for storms and hail in Valencia and Alicante. Temperatures are set to fall sharply after record heat. Coastal areas remain under heat warnings.
Laura Olcina Wins National Innovation Award for Leadership in Tech
Laura Olcina, head of ITI, has received Spain’s top innovation award for her leadership and nearly three decades of work. Her approach challenges traditional barriers in the tech sector and highlights gaps in digital transformation.
Ramoncín Reflects on Childhood Marked by Family Upheaval
Spanish singer Ramoncín, now 70, has spoken about his early years shaped by abandonment and resilience. Raised by relatives after his mother left, he describes his unconventional upbringing as a turning point.
Young Madrid Landlord Sparks Age Discrimination Debate Over Room Rentals
Alba Aldehuela, a 25-year-old property owner in Madrid, chooses tenants with similar routines and avoids renting rooms to retirees. Her approach, highlighted on national television, has reignited questions about age discrimination in Spain’s rental market.
Valencia Court Upholds Clearing of City Official in Mislata Inflatable Tragedy
The Valencia Provincial Court has confirmed the exoneration of the municipal technician in the 2022 Mislata inflatable accident. The decision leaves only the owners and engineer facing charges after two girls died.
Finland Offers Permanent Teaching Jobs to Spaniards With Salaries Up to €2,700
Helsinki has launched a recruitment drive for Spanish early childhood teachers, promising permanent contracts from day one and net monthly salaries between €2,400 and €2,700. The initiative aims to address Finland’s shortage of qualified educators and offers a structured path for integration.
Mechanic Warns: One Mistake Can Destroy Your Start Stop System
A Spanish mechanic highlights a costly error drivers make when jump-starting cars with Start Stop systems. Incorrect cable placement can damage sensitive sensors, leading to expensive repairs. Here’s what every driver should know.
Former Sevilla FC President Offers to Help Reform Spanish Prisons
José María del Nido, ex-president of Sevilla FC, calls for a stronger focus on rehabilitation in Spanish prisons. He offers to work with authorities to improve the system after serving his own sentence.
Rototom Sunsplash Cuts Plastic Waste With Major Eco Measures
Rototom Sunsplash in Benicàssim launches its summer edition with reinforced climate adaptation, saving over three million plastic bottles. Organizers focus on sustainability, heat protection, and social debates.
The Last Resident: Paco Alone in a Deserted Jaén Village
Paco, nearing 70, is the sole inhabitant of a remote Jaén hamlet, caring for abandoned houses and surviving harsh winters. His story highlights the deepening population crisis in rural Spain and the realities of life on the edge of depopulation.
How Tomàs Survives on €480 a Month in a Nearly Empty Pyrenean Village
Tomàs Ballesté, 64, has spent twelve years in Solanell, a remote Pyrenean hamlet, living on a €480 monthly subsidy. He describes how he manages daily life with minimal expenses and what it takes to remain in a place where few others stay year-round.
Spanish Bus Driver Reveals Real Earnings and Daily Trade-Offs
Jordi, a veteran bus driver, shares the realities of his profession: long days, regional pay gaps, and the choice to return home each night over higher international wages. His story highlights the pressures and decisions facing Spain’s drivers.
He Bought a €1,200 Bus and Now Lives Off-Grid Near Madrid
Juan Pablo, known as Juampy, transformed a decommissioned bus into his home on the outskirts of Madrid. By generating his own electricity and using gas for cooking, he has eliminated utility bills and embraced a minimalist lifestyle. His story highlights the challenges and rewards of living off-grid in Spain.
Spanish Farmer with 290 Hectares Warns: 'We Risk More to Earn Less'
After three decades managing his family's 290-hectare farm in Bobadilla del Campo, Luis Velasco Alonso says rising costs and stagnant crop prices are pushing profitability to the brink. He urges less red tape, stronger support for Spanish produce, and collective action among farmers.
How Rocío Turns €950 Rentals Into €1,600 Room-by-Room Income
Rocío Baselga manages dozens of rooms in Bilbao, transforming standard rentals into profitable shared flats. She invests around €3,000 per property and aims to recover it within seven months, but the model depends on careful contracts and constant management.
French Teacher Retires at 61 with €2,454 Monthly Pension
Joël, a French secondary school teacher, retired at 61 after nearly 30 years in public education. He now receives a net pension of €2,454 per month and volunteers teaching French to foreigners. His case highlights the complexities of early retirement rules in France.
From Car Show Visitor to Automotive Journalist: A 20-Year Journey
Two decades ago, a first visit to the Salón Internacional del Automóvil de Madrid sparked a fascination that would later become a career. Today, covering major auto events is part of the job, but the memories of that first experience remain vivid.
Jorge Lorenzo Calls MotoGP Racing 'Barbaric' at 370 km/h
Jorge Lorenzo, five-time world champion, describes MotoGP as an act of extreme risk, highlighting the mental and physical demands on riders who push machines beyond 370 km/h. His candid reflections shed light on the hidden dangers behind the sport’s glamour.
Paul McGrath sets new standard for Spanish race walking after European gold
Paul McGrath secured Spain's first international gold in the European half marathon walk. The Barcelona-based athlete now targets Los Angeles, balancing elite sport, journalism studies, and his religious faith.
From Patera to Hospital: Moha's Journey from Guinea to Almería
At 15, Mohamed Saliou crossed the sea to Spain in a patera after a two-year journey from Guinea. Now 23, he works in an Almería hospital and pursues his dream of studying medicine, overcoming barriers and redefining his future.
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