Political tensions are mounting in Valencia as opposition parties demand full disclosure of President Juanfran Pérez Llorca’s World Cup trip expenses. The PP says no public funds were used, while the Football Federation confirms it provided the costly ticket.
After decades in the same house, Jane Post realized that maintaining it had become too much. Moving into a compact mobile home on her daughter’s property in Florida gave her privacy and independence, along with daily connection with loved ones, reshaping her retirement on her own terms.
Sergio Moreno, a night-shift trucker on the Asturias-to-Madrid route, describes the risks of driving heavy vehicles at high speeds. He puts safety ahead of deadlines, challenging a culture of impatience among some colleagues.
At 19, Papa Dia arrived in Spain with no documents, money, or knowledge of Spanish. Years later, he is among Madrid’s highest-rated Cabify drivers. His story traces a path from a perilous Atlantic crossing to a respected career on the city’s streets.
Aitor Hermoso entered the workforce with no experience and little direction. After completing a tailored training program, he now holds a permanent position at a Zamora sausage factory, helping his family and planning for independence. His story highlights the challenges and opportunities facing young jobseekers in Spain.
The catastrophic flood in Valencia on October 29, 2024, left 231 people dead. Testimony from Salomé Pradas’s driver has highlighted confusion and delayed alerts, as authorities’ crisis management comes under judicial review.
Paula Nuévalos, a 27-year-old mechanical engineer, left a traditional career to manage her own organic vineyard and almond farm in Utiel-Requena. She values the autonomy and flexibility of self-employment, even as agricultural incomes remain unpredictable and the sector struggles to attract young talent.
A Spanish property owner has spent 18 years seeking to correct a Catastro error that altered the boundaries of inherited land. The case highlights the challenges of contesting official records and the financial burden on individuals.
A new edition of 'Tres comedias' revives Juan Cariola Larraín’s legacy. Paula Baldwin Lind examines the translator’s influence and the changing role of women in Shakespeare’s works, renewing attention to Chile’s contribution to world literature.
At just 22, Andrea García Cano is Spain’s youngest female heavy truck driver. Her disciplined, minimalist approach sets her apart, while her determination has made her an inspiration to a new generation of women in logistics.
Belle and Sebastian performed their classic album "If You’re Feeling Sinister" in Valencia, drawing a large crowd at the FAR concert series. Xoel López also performed, underscoring the band’s enduring appeal.
Jorge Lorenzo, former MotoGP world champion, describes the intense financial and emotional toll of his dispute with Spain’s tax authorities. The ordeal pushed him to the brink of ruin and played a decisive role in his early retirement.
Many people try to protect their houseplants from summer heat by closing blinds and overwatering before leaving on holiday. But these well-intentioned steps can do more harm than good, information from expert advice. Here’s what you need to know to keep your plants healthy while you’re away.
Mario Selo, 23, left his industrial mechatronics studies to run his family's farm in Madridejos. Despite offering €70 a day during harvest, he struggles to find young Spanish workers willing to join his team, highlighting a growing generational gap in agriculture.
Arturo Rafael Jerónimo Valiente crafts specialized adobe bricks to help protect Chan Chan, the largest mud-brick city on the planet. His expertise, rooted in childhood experience, now supports efforts to preserve this UNESCO World Heritage site amid climate and urban threats, including vandalism.
A Spanish mechanic urges drivers to briefly lower their car windows before turning on the air conditioning. This simple step can reduce cabin heat and improve safety. Experts link high interior temperatures to an increased risk of accidents.
Anthony Joshua has adjusted his mindset after witnessing Ilia Topuria's defeat. The British boxer now stresses the seriousness of combat sports and the risks of losing focus. His next fight against Kristian Prenga has taken on new significance.
The Hyundai Tucson HEV remains a top contender among compact SUVs, thanks to its spacious boot and refined ride, alongside a practical hybrid system. Its mix of space and comfort, plus its efficiency, keeps it a strong option in the Spanish market.
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 and supplying local markets while fighting a persistent pest that threatens the crop’s survival.
Juan José Martínez, a marble worker with 38 years of experience in Galicia, says orders for marble work remain strong, but the trade faces a critical shortage of young talent and formal training. Without new recruits, the sector risks losing decades of expertise.
Barcelona now has nearly 50,000 Argentine residents, with the community increasingly visible in local businesses and public celebrations. As the World Cup final approaches, Argentines across the city are preparing to gather to watch the match.
Boris Izaguirre reflects on leaving Venezuela and the challenges of exile, along with his views on Spanish politics. The interview reveals his personal guilt and humor, as well as how migration shapes identity.
After two decades in Santiago, Mónica left city life for a remote Asturian village, restoring an abandoned family home and caring for 15 goats. Her days now center on nature and animals, with plans for a rural meditation retreat.
Hidden along the coast of Cabo de Gata-Níjar, Cala de San Pedro is home to a self-sufficient community that has survived for decades without road access. Residents rely on solar panels and a natural spring, while communal living shapes a way of life far from urban routines.
Lorena, a natural medicine therapist, has built a life on the road by turning her camper van into a home and workspace for her therapy and creative work. Her story shows the costs and realities of mobile living, along with the flexibility and challenges of earning a living from anywhere.
A senior Valencian official confirmed in court he was alerted to the red weather warning via WhatsApp* (принадлежит Metа, которая признана экстремистской организацией и запрещена в РФ). The testimony highlights gaps in the emergency response during the deadly October 2024 floods. Basic decisions and missed warnings are now under judicial scrutiny.
Manuela Carmena highlights how age can sharpen the mind and warns about the dangers of party-driven politics in Spain. She urges a renewed focus on public service and democratic renewal amid growing disillusionment.
Kely García, a Spanish nurse working in Norway, shares the real numbers behind her monthly earnings and savings. She explains how location and experience, along with extra shifts, can push salaries to €5,000, and why her cost of living allows her to save more than she could in Spain.
Struggling to sleep in the summer heat? The Egyptian Method, along with two other practical tips, offers a way to lower your body temperature at night without gadgets or extra costs. Cooling your sheets and basic points on your body can make hot nights more bearable.
Sandra and José left their city home and stable jobs to raise their four children off-grid in rural Spain. They now generate their own power and manage water, while homeschooling their children and reshaping daily life around self-reliance and nature.
With 489 hp and a range of over 600 km, the Mercedes GLC 400 EQ 4Matic puts comfort and luxury at the center of its electric SUV offering. It takes on rivals in the segment and is designed for long-distance travel.
A 22-year-old construction worker from Albacete bought a house in the village of Fuensanta after years of saving. His story highlights how Spain’s rural areas are offering young people a path to homeownership that remains out of reach in cities.
Irene and Carlos have spent three years making a ten-square-meter camper van their home, where they work and share their lives. Their story reveals the practical challenges and rewards of full-time van life in Spain, far from the filtered images seen online.
Foldable and floating desks are reshaping how people work from home in 2026. Their compact, multifunctional design lets them blend into any room, making them a popular choice for small apartments and multifunctional spaces. The shift reflects changing priorities in modern living.
Retired Guardia Civil officer José Luis discusses how salaries and working conditions have changed for new recruits. His perspective covers pay scales and work-life balance, along with what aspiring officers can expect today.
