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Why Tyre Pressure Is the Hidden Key to Safer Driving in Spain
Tyres are more than just rubber—they are the only link between your car and the road. Mechanic Jesús Alloza reveals why correct tyre pressure and simple habits can make the difference between safety and costly repairs.
Joaquina Brings New Sound and Perspective to Spanish Festival Stages
Joaquina, 22, is redefining her style with a more experimental approach. Her recent performances at major Spanish festivals highlight her evolving sound. The artist explores belonging and the transition to adulthood in her latest work.
Luitingo Shares Striking Physical Transformation in Candid Photo Series
Singer Luitingo has published a series of photos showing his dramatic physical changes from childhood to today. The post, filled with humor and self-irony, quickly sparked discussion. His story highlights both personal growth and family support.
Mazda Technician Warns: Avoid CX-5 Models With Cylinder Deactivation
A Mazda master technician advises buyers to choose CX-5s built before 2017, citing risks linked to i-Stop and cylinder deactivation systems. These features, meant to cut emissions, may actually threaten engine reliability.
From Textile Factory to Truck Cab: Rosa Doubles Her Salary on Spain’s Roads
Rosa left a poorly paid textile job in Murcia to become a truck driver, seeking better pay and time with her daughter. Her move highlights the challenges and rewards for women in Spain’s male-dominated transport sector.
A Costa Rican Mother Builds Her Home With Seven Tons of Recycled Plastic
After nearly a decade of saving, Cindy Mora secured land for her family but could not afford to build. Thanks to a partnership using recycled plastic blocks and hundreds of volunteer hours, she and her son received a permanent home in Costa Rica.
Volkswagen Passat 2.0 TDI 4Motion Sets New Standard for Family Cars
Volkswagen’s new Passat 2.0 TDI 4Motion arrives with a higher price tag, but also with a level of comfort and efficiency that few rivals can match. We examine what makes it a standout choice for long-distance family travel.
Valencian Community Leads Spain in Population Growth, Nears 50 Million Mark
Spain's population reached a historic high of 49.8 million by July 2026. The Valencian Community posted the fastest growth, mainly due to foreign-born arrivals. National figures show a slowdown compared to previous years.
Peugeot e-5008 Dual Motor: Power, Space and the Weight Factor
The Peugeot e-5008 Dual Motor brings 325 hp and real seven-seat practicality to the electric SUV market. We review its performance, comfort and charging experience after a week on Spanish roads.
Ferran Torres Named Official Ambassador for Comunidad Valenciana
Ferran Torres will become the new face and ambassador of Comunidad Valenciana. The footballer is set to sign a collaboration protocol with the regional president. His hometown Foios prepares a public tribute.
María Dolores: The Relentless Road for Spain’s Female Truckers
María Dolores has spent 11 years behind the wheel of a truck, navigating long routes and a male-dominated industry. Her story highlights the daily challenges and persistent gender gap in Spain’s transport sector.
93-Year-Old Grandmother and Grandson Hitchhike Across France for Documentary
Thérèse, 93, and her grandson Jules, 29, set out from Metz to the Atlantic coast, covering nearly 2,000 kilometers by hitchhiking. Their route, shaped by chance encounters and family history, is being filmed for a documentary.
Pedro Pacheco Reveals Lasting Impact of Prison Experience
Pedro Pacheco, ex-mayor of Jerez, shares how his prison term changed his life. He criticises the justice system and highlights the challenges of social reintegration. His story exposes deep flaws in Spain’s approach to incarceration.
Why Climbing Stairs Challenges Many Over-70s in Spain
Many Spaniards over 70 can walk long distances but struggle with stairs at home. Professor Felipe Isidro reveals how age-related muscle changes make stair climbing a unique challenge, and why walking alone is not enough to maintain full mobility.
Joaquín Earns €128 a Day Moving Bins in Australia Without Speaking English
Joaquín works just one day a week in Australia, earning €128 for eight hours moving bins between residential buildings. He spends much of his shift driving with air conditioning and music, and says no English is required for the role.
Heart Transplant Gives New Life to 68-Year-Old in Barcelona
A Barcelona woman, 68, says her heart transplant not only saved her life but changed her outlook. Four years after surgery, she reports feeling healthier than decades ago. The case highlights Spain’s organ donation system.
Mechanic’s Tip: How to Avoid Failing Your ITV Emissions Test
Most vehicles pass Spain’s ITV, but emissions failures remain common. Mechanic Juan José explains why arriving with a warm engine can make the difference—and how a simple habit can help drivers avoid costly retests.
Climate Intelligence Initiatives in Spain Spark Criticism Over Effectiveness
The Generalitat Valenciana and the Spanish government have launched new climate advisory centers. Critics argue these moves duplicate existing structures and fail to address past failures in crisis response.
Begoña: 31 Years Behind the Wheel in a Man’s World
Begoña has spent over three decades driving trucks across Spain, navigating demanding schedules and family life. Her story sheds light on the realities of a profession still dominated by men and the challenges women face in the transport sector.
A Croatian Couple Spends Over 50 Years Alone on a Remote Island
For more than half a century, Ana and Werner Kohl have lived year-round on Male Srakane, a tiny Croatian island with no shops, roads, or restaurants. Their story highlights the challenges and solitude of life in a place abandoned by almost everyone else.
Why Ana Hernández Chose Cattle Over a Civil Servant’s Desk
Ana Hernández left city life behind to take over her family’s cattle farm in Valderrodrigo, Salamanca. Her decision highlights the generational crisis in Spanish agriculture and the personal cost of choosing passion over stability.
AUTO BILD and Spain’s Points-Based License Mark 20 Years of Change
AUTO BILD celebrates its 20th anniversary alongside Spain’s points-based driving license. Over these years, both the roads and the way Spaniards drive have changed dramatically, with safety and technology at the forefront.
Extreme Heat Threatens Car Components and Resale Value
Unusually high temperatures are accelerating wear on car parts and increasing the risk of breakdowns, experts say. Simple habits and timely checks can help drivers avoid costly repairs and preserve vehicle value.
Andrea Fernández: Breaking Stereotypes Behind the Wheel
Andrea Fernández, a young truck driver from Pontevedra, navigates Spain’s highways with her dog Brugal, challenging outdated views about women in transport. Her story highlights the realities and motivations behind a demanding profession.
Canadian Boy, 11, Builds Thriving Bin Cleaning Business After Facing Rejection
At just 11 years old, Ashton Meyer has launched a bin cleaning business in Ontario, serving dozens of neighbors and attracting over 100,000 Instagram followers. His journey began with a fear of rejection, but persistence and family support have turned his idea into a local success.
How One Family Cut Energy Bills by €236 a Year Living Off-Grid
A Spanish family moved to a remote mountain cabin to see if modern life is possible without the power grid. Their experiment with solar panels and a portable battery reveals the real savings, compromises, and lessons of off-grid living in Spain’s countryside.
Evacuation Failure in La Vilavella Leaves Deaf Woman Alone During Wildfire
A wildfire near La Vilavella triggered urgent evacuations. One deaf woman, unable to hear alarms or alerts, remained unaware and alone. The incident exposes gaps in emergency communication for vulnerable residents.
Four Electric SUVs That Set the Standard for Everyday Driving
Skoda Enyaq RS, Volkswagen ID.4 GTX, Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Cupra Tavascan stand out as the most balanced all-wheel-drive electric SUVs. Their real-world strengths go beyond numbers, shaping the future of daily mobility.
Arenal Sound 2026 Expects 300,000 Attendees Amid Wildfire Concerns
Arenal Sound 2026 opens in Burriana with 300,000 expected visitors. Organizers adjust logistics to reduce environmental impact as a major wildfire burns 20 km away. Security and transport measures are reinforced.
Madrid Playgrounds Under Scrutiny for Lack of Shade and Safety
Madrid’s playgrounds are drawing criticism for their lack of trees and grass. Parents report safety concerns and social discomfort. Many are now seeking alternative spaces for their children during the summer months.
Man Quits Fiat Factory Job to Build Mud House for Family in Rural Córdoba
Fifteen days after resigning from his job at a Fiat factory, Mauricio, 37, is building a mud house on a remote plot in La Paz, Córdoba. With no water or electricity, he prepares a new life for his wife and three children, determined to escape the pace of city living.
Why Heatwaves in Switzerland Can Be Tougher Than in Spain
A Spanish resident in Switzerland has sparked debate after sharing why enduring a heatwave there can be unexpectedly difficult. Unlike Spain, where air-conditioned spaces are common, Switzerland's buildings and public areas often lack cooling, making high temperatures harder to escape.
Wildfire Forces Dramatic Rescue of Livestock in Vall d’Uixó
A sudden wildfire in Vall d’Uixó put lives and livelihoods at risk. A local cattleman faced a desperate race to save his animals as flames closed in. Emergency crews and residents battled for survival.
Máximo Huerta Explores Care and Memory in New Novel 'Mamá está dormida'
Máximo Huerta releases his eleventh novel, 'Mamá está dormida', focusing on the emotional and social realities of caring for an ill parent. The book highlights the challenges of memory loss and the solitude of caregivers in Spain.
At 90, Anita LeBrun Changes Minnesota Law to Bring Back Happy Hour in Care Homes
Anita LeBrun, 90, refused to give up the tradition of sharing a drink after moving into assisted living. Her campaign led Minnesota to relax alcohol rules for care homes, allowing residents and guests to toast together under new safeguards. The law marks a shift in how autonomy is valued in later life.
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