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449 newsJon Insausti takes office: what will change for Donostia and what residents can expect
San Sebastián Gets a New Mayor: Insausti to Lead the City Until 2027. San Sebastián welcomes a new mayor — Insausti from the PNV party. He has pledged to focus on housing, safety, and job creation. Residents are anticipating major changes ahead of the next election.
Life Before Fame: What Was Rubén Torres From Supervivientes Really Doing?
Who Was Rubén Torres Before TV Fame: Firefighter and Tattoo Parlor Owner. Rubén Torres rose to fame as a reality show star. But his life before television was very different. He saved lives and launched his own business. Discover his story before he hit the screen.
Leo Harlem's Surprising Career Path: From Baker to Bartender Before Hitting the Big Stage
What Did Comedian Leo Harlem Do Before He Became a Famous Actor? Leo Harlem wasn’t always a comedian. He studied law and architecture, worked in a bakery and behind a bar. His road to fame was far from straightforward.
2026 Public Holidays: When to Plan Your Trips and Mini-Getaways in Spain
Spain to Enjoy Two Long National Weekends in 2026. In 2026, Spaniards can look forward to two long weekends. The public holiday calendar has already been published. Find out the best dates to take time off and plan your trips.
Police Uncover Scheme: How Foreigners Were Illegally Employed in Spain
Café Owner Arrested in Valladolid for Exploiting Undocumented Migrants. A young entrepreneur in Valladolid has been arrested after police discovered twelve undocumented workers at his establishment. The investigation revealed that working conditions were extremely harsh and violated labor laws.
Scandal in Catalonia Police – Officer Disciplined for Harassing Single Mother
Spanish Court Sentences Mossos Officer for Harassing Colleague After Maternity Leave. In Catalonia, a police officer has been sentenced to prison and suspended from duty for pressuring a colleague who exercised her right to reduced working hours to care for her child. The court's ruling marks the end of a lengthy legal battle.
A Hidden Paradise in the Heart of Spain: Why Is This Treasure Almost Unknown?
Alto Tajo Natural Park in Castilla-La Mancha Marks 25th Anniversary. The unique reserve celebrated its anniversary, becoming a model of sustainable regional development. Local residents are actively involved in its preservation. The site is attracting a growing number of tourists.
In 2026, Catalonia will change its scholarship allocation system – what does this mean for students?
Catalonia Prepares Reform of Scholarship System and University Education. Catalan authorities are planning to change the way scholarships are distributed and universities are developed. Officials are discussing new mechanisms to support students and researchers. Changes are expected in the funding and structure of the region’s higher education system.
Madrid considers allowing pensioners and students to teach mathematics — what happens next
Madrid Authorities Seek to Ease Math Teacher Requirements in Schools. Madrid has proposed allowing pensioners and senior university students to teach mathematics. Officials are pushing for legal changes due to a shortage of qualified specialists. The potential impact of this initiative on education quality is under discussion.
Spanish authorities make abrupt policy shift following entrepreneurs' protests – what's next?
Spanish Government Revises Plan to Raise Contributions for the Self-Employed. Spain has changed its approach to increasing social security contributions for the self-employed. The decision was made after a tense week and public discontent. The new conditions will affect different groups of contributors. Further discussions and possible adjustments are expected.
Mediaset: working at 2 AM and sleeping at 6 PM — the price of fame
Behind the Scenes of Spanish TV: The Lives of Mediaset Presenters. Discover the secrets of Spain's TV presenters. Their day begins long before going on air. Each has unique habits that help them manage the demands of the job.
New La Moncloa report debunks immigration myths and reveals shocking new figures – A response to the wave of xenophobia in 2025
Spanish Government Presents Report on Migrants’ Contribution and Combatting Islamophobia. A report focusing on the role of migrants in the economy and society has been released in Spain. Authorities highlight the rise of Islamophobia and refute common misconceptions. The document features unexpected statistical data.
Spain's Deputy Prime Minister launches wave of initiatives after Congress setback – what's next for the country
Yolanda Díaz Ramps Up Reforms After Failed Working Hours Reduction Bill. Political momentum is building in Spain around social reforms. Following a setback in parliament, Yolanda Díaz is changing tactics. Authorities are preparing new measures and engaging the public in discussions. Significant changes in labor legislation are expected.
Tenth Wave of Contribution Increases for Autónomos Triggers Outcry in Spain – Feijóo Promises Change
Feijóo Opposes New Fees for the Self-Employed and Proposes Reforms. A heated debate has erupted in Spain over yet another increase in social contributions for the self-employed. The opposition leader is advocating for comprehensive changes and lower tax burdens. Central to the discussion are support for entrepreneurs and the future of the regions.
Catalonia faces controversy over mandatory Catalan language requirements for unskilled jobs – court ruling sparks heated debate
Barcelona Court Cancels Cemetery Worker Recruitment Over B2 Catalan Requirement. A court in Barcelona has ruled that the requirement for a high level of Catalan language proficiency for cemetery workers is unfounded. This decision questions the language standards imposed on low-skilled positions in Catalonia.
Two Pop Queens: How the Group's Reunion Sparked a Major Scandal
Amaia Montero's Return to La Oreja de Van Gogh Becomes a Drama for Leire Martínez. A headline-making comeback to the famous band. The event sparked widespread response. The situation involves two singers, and now, both face an uncertain future.
Thousands of new civil service vacancies across the country – don’t miss your chance to change your life
Spain Opens 90 New Civil Service Competitions With Thousands of Vacancies in 2025. In October 2025, Spain announced 90 new competitions for positions in government bodies. Thousands of vacancies are available for permanent, temporary, and contract employees. Employment opportunities are open at all levels, from local to national.
Mammography Scandal in Seville: Why Doctors Are Overwhelmed and What Comes Next
In Andalusia, Doctors Forced to Work Overtime Due to Radiologist Shortage. In Andalusia, diagnostic specialists are working without days off and into the evenings. The reason is a severe staff shortage and the urgent need to review breast cancer screening results. Authorities promise reforms, but the situation remains tense.
Kate Middleton visits heroes: what the Princess was looking for at the Fire Academy
Princess of Wales Visits College for Future Firefighters in Northern Ireland. Princess of Wales visits Cookstown. She met with young cadets. Key issues about the future were discussed. Details of the trip remain in the spotlight.
The entire country braces for transport disruption: how train schedules will change on October 15
Renfe Limits Train Services Across Spain Due to Strike on October 15. On October 15, 2025, minimum rail services have been established across Spain. Renfe is adjusting the timetable for all routes in response to a large-scale strike in support of Palestine. Special measures have been introduced to ensure basic mobility.
Why the Ayuso government refuses to reveal the truth about teachers' lives – Shocking details from the TALIS 2024 report
Madrid Authorities Conceal the True Situation of Teachers in the Region. Madrid faces a deepening crisis in the education sector. A new international report raises urgent questions about teachers’ working conditions. Regional authorities avoid open discussion of the issues. This article examines the situation in detail and explores possible consequences.
Strike in Spain to Go Ahead Despite Gaza Peace Plan – Workers Prepare to Protest
Spanish Unions Maintain October 15 Strike Despite Peace in Gaza. Plans for a strike and partial work stoppages on October 15 remain in place in Spain. Unions are expressing support for Palestine, despite the announcement of a peace plan. Large-scale demonstrations are expected at workplaces across the country.
Thousands of Spaniards to Take to the Streets for Palestine – What Unions and Activists Have Planned
Mass Strikes and Rallies in Support of Palestine Set for October 15 in Spain. A wave of protests and strikes is expected across Spain in mid-October. Trade unions and civil society groups are organizing large-scale events in solidarity with Palestine. Demonstrations and work stoppages are planned in various cities.
Private Colleges in Andalusia Dominate Vocational Education Market – What Does This Mean for Public Schools?
In Andalusia, Private Vocational Seats Triple Those in the Public Sector. Andalusia has seen a sharp rise in the number of seats at private vocational colleges. Regional authorities have increased quotas for private educational institutions, raising concerns over education accessibility. Experts are debating the implications for the vocational education system.
Spain changes transportation rules for climate measures and receives billions from Europe – What will change for residents and businesses
Spain Enacts Law on New Sustainable Mobility System. The country has adopted a law that changes the approach to transport and the environment. The new measures affect businesses, aviation, and urban transport. Large-scale infrastructure upgrades and new regulations for everyone are expected.
Spanish employees to receive new rights after the loss of a relative – what will change
Spain to Extend Paid Bereavement Leave to 10 Days. Spanish authorities are planning to revise labor legislation. The changes are expected to expand family-related leave and introduce new benefits. The decision will affect millions of employees across the country.
Why Spanish Schools Lead in Noise and Teacher Stress: What the Statistics Reveal
Spanish Teachers Face Chaos in Classrooms and Bureaucratic Burden. Discipline issues and administrative workload are worsening in Spanish schools. Teachers spend much of their time managing order and handling paperwork. Authorities are discussing reforms to improve the situation.
Seven arrested for exploiting minors and adults in La Rioja agriculture – Shocking details about the lives and working conditions of migrants in Spain
Major Migrant Exploitation Scheme Uncovered in La Rioja. Seven suspects have been arrested in La Rioja for allegedly forming a criminal group. Dozens of undocumented workers, including minors, fell victim. The migrants lived in unsanitary conditions and worked without official contracts.
Home Office and the Sea Nearby: Barcelona, Valencia, and Madrid Surprise with New Offers
Apartments with Home Office in Spain: Affordable Workspace Solutions. Demand for apartments with dedicated home offices is growing in Spain. This type of housing supports a healthy work-life balance. The article highlights property options offering workspace solutions.
The entire country prepares for a major solidarity rally with Palestine – workers to take to the streets
Mass Work Stoppages Across Spain on October 15 in Support of Gaza. Mid-October will see large-scale work stoppages and gatherings across Spain. The action is organized in solidarity with the people of Gaza and in protest against violence in the region. Workers from various shifts are encouraged to join the demonstrations.
The Secret of Casetas de Jardín 24: How Their €7,650 Offices Are Winning Over Spain
Spain Opts for Modular Offices to Work in Nature, Far from Urban Hustle. A new trend is gaining momentum in Spain. People are leaving their traditional workplaces en masse. This is a solution for those who are tired. Discover a new format for building your career.
Shock at La Sexta: Why Did Xescu Tapiès, Chief Reporter for Catalonia, Leave?
La Sexta Bids Farewell to Legendary Journalist After Nearly Twenty Years on Air. One of the network’s most recognizable figures is leaving. He was on the air for almost two decades. Now he is starting a new chapter. His departure has come as a complete surprise to viewers.
The Spanish voice of David Attenborough wins award and reveals behind-the-scenes secrets of television
FARTV Chief: Political Control over Public TV Harms Citizens and the Profession in Spain. A prominent media figure has received a prestigious award. He shared his vision for the future of television. The industry is on the brink of significant changes. His analysis of the situation has drawn considerable interest.
Healthcare workers demand special status and better working conditions – what's happening in Spain's health sector
Doctors Across Spain Go On Strike Against New Labor Rules. Spanish doctors are once again stopping work in protest against changes to labor legislation. Demonstrations and rallies are taking place across the country. The medical community is demanding a review of working conditions and separate regulation.
Unexpected exit: why the Spanish game show star ended his participation
Famous Erudite Rafa Castaño Leaves TV Show for His New Job. The renowned erudite made a brief return to television screens. His comeback was short-lived. The participant made a decision that surprised everyone. The real reasons behind his move have now been revealed.
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