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435 newsCatalan party Junts opposes Yolanda Díaz’s initiative: key details of the decision
Junts Will Not Support Bill to Reduce Working Week in Spain. The Junts party has confirmed its stance on the working hours bill. The decision comes ahead of the vote in Congress. The issue has sparked debate among politicians and trade unions.
Burnout, burnon, boreout: three horsemen of the apocalypse for your career in Spain
Spanish Psychologists Sound the Alarm: Vacation No Longer Cures Burnout. Returning to work feels stressful. The feeling of fatigue doesn’t go away after rest. Psychologists explain this serious phenomenon. Find out how to help yourself.
Borja Sémper and Bárbara Goenaga: a story of love and resilience in the face of illness
Borja Sémper Returns to Work in People's Party After Diagnosis. The well-known politician has faced a serious challenge. His wife is providing him with tremendous support. Together, they are navigating a difficult period. Learn more about their challenging journey.
How the Capital and Catalonia Are Changing Approaches to Office Work in 2025
Madrid Emerges as Leader in Flexible Work Formats in Spain. Spain is experiencing a shift in work organization. Madrid and other major cities are setting the pace. Flexibility is becoming a key factor for companies. The office is no longer the only workspace.
How to Beat Stress in 60 Seconds: The Secret of Spanish Guru Rodrigo Díaz-Caraso
Spanish Psychologist Reveals One-Minute Method for Rapid Stress Relief. Returning to routine can be exhausting. Tension mounts each day. There’s a simple solution to this problem. Discover this one-minute practice.
A new era at the Zarzuela Palace: Queen Letizia bets on journalists
Spanish Royal Court Strengthens Team: Two Prominent Journalists Take Key Roles in Queen Letizia’s Inner Circle. Queen Letizia starts the new season with staff changes. Two seasoned journalists, Marta Carazo and Rosa Lertxundi, have joined her team at Zarzuela Palace. Their task is to stabilize key positions and modernize the communication strategy of the Spanish royal household.
What awaits Spanish workers in 2026? Government decisions and the intrigue surrounding reforms
Spain Plans New Minimum Wage Adjustment and Debates Shorter Workweek. Spanish authorities are set to review the minimum wage in 2026 and are continuing talks on reducing the workweek to 37.5 hours. The focus is on social reforms, taxation, and the positions of political parties. Read more in our report.
¿Por qué vuelve a surgir un conflicto en las escuelas de Asturias?
In Asturias, the new school year begins amid teacher protests and demands to authorities. The start of the school year in Asturias is marked by discontent among teachers and educational staff. Educators are demanding better working conditions, salary increases, and equal rights for employees of both public and private schools. Negotiations with the authorities have yet to result in a final decision.
No es pereza: la verdadera razón por la que no terminas lo que empiezas
Spanish Psychologists Explain Why We Abandon Tasks Halfway And What Really Lies Behind It. The habit of leaving things unfinished isn't always a sign of procrastination. Spanish experts believe it may stem from deep-seated fears, low self-esteem, and even childhood beliefs. Find out how to recognize the issue and restore your motivation.
¿Por qué las regiones desafían a Madrid y reducen la cantidad de alumnos por clase?
In Spain, Regions Reduce Class Sizes Amid Demographic Changes. Spanish regions are lowering the maximum number of students per class, taking advantage of declining birth rates to improve education quality. Local authorities are moving ahead of the central government by introducing new standards supported by teachers and parents. We examine how the system is evolving and what the future holds for schools.
¿Por qué los bomberos de la región están indignados por las acciones de la dirección?
Castile and León Firefighters Demand Change After Chaos in Wildfire Response. Firefighters in Castile and León openly express dissatisfaction with their working conditions and how wildfires are managed. Their communities are discussing a lack of training, insufficient equipment, and controversial decisions by management, leading to rising tensions and the emergence of informal support groups.
¿Por qué los socorristas de Barcelona llevan tres semanas sin acudir al trabajo?
Lifeguard Strike Continues in Barcelona: Demands for Better Working Conditions Remain Unanswered. The lifeguard strike on Barcelona's city beaches has now entered its 22nd day. Workers are demanding improved working conditions, increased staffing, and a review of their work schedules, citing dangerous and unsatisfactory conditions. Negotiations with the city council have so far yielded no results.
¿Por qué los bomberos españoles lo arriesgan todo para salvar los bosques?
Volunteer Firefighters in León: Battling Fires and Systemic Challenges. In the province of León, volunteer firefighters confront wildfires even during their free time. Despite fatigue and risks, they continue to protect nature and support their colleagues, facing organizational shortcomings and demanding working conditions.
¿La mejor defensa es el ataque? Descubra qué hay detrás de una reacción agresiva a las críticas
Psychologists in Spain Explain Why Some People Respond to Criticism with Aggression and How to Break This Vicious Cycle. Why does constructive dialogue so often turn into a heated argument? Spanish mental health experts reveal the psychological reasons behind aggressive responses to criticism and offer effective strategies for improving communication.
La covid se vuelve crónica: ¿cómo afectará esto a la vida de los españoles?
Spain Recognizes COVID as a Chronic Illness: What Will Change for Patients. The Spanish Ministry of Health has officially included COVID in the list of chronic diseases. Now, patients suffering from long-term effects of the coronavirus will be eligible for comprehensive medical support and receive greater attention from the healthcare system.
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