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435 newsFive Socialist Priorities: How Life in the Region Will Change
What PSOE of Extremadura Offers in the 2025 Elections: Key Program Points. On December 21, residents of Extremadura will choose a new parliament. PSOE is focusing on protecting rights, supporting youth, and combating population decline. Find out what lies ahead for the region in the coming years.
Two Paid Weeks for Families: Who Is Eligible and How to Apply
Spain Introduces New Benefit for Parents of Children Born in 2024–2025. Starting January 2025, parents of children born between August 2024 and July 2025 can apply for two additional paid weeks of childcare leave. The new benefit applies retroactively to families with children under the age of eight.
The Secret Behind Verdeliss's 22-Year Marriage – Why She Is Moving to Madrid
Verdeliss Opens Up About Marital Struggles and Move to Madrid. Influencer Verdeliss has shared details about her marriage, discussing challenges with her husband. The family is planning a move to the Spanish capital.
Mass Layoffs in Osona: How the Virus Impacted the Labor Market
458 Meat Plant Workers Lose Their Jobs in Catalonia Due to African Swine Fever Outbreak. In Osona (Barcelona), 458 employees of a temporary staffing agency have lost their jobs following an outbreak of African swine fever. Authorities have approved a temporary suspension of contracts. The situation has affected migrant workers and put the stability of the sector at risk.
Why the Famous Actress’s Son Left Spain – The Star’s Candid Revelations
Actress Beatriz Rico Opens Up About Long Separation from Her Son. Actress Beatriz Rico awaits her son's return home. He left Spain in search of a better life. The star shared the reasons behind his departure.
Catalonia’s healthcare workers demand separate contract as protests intensify
Catalan Doctors Take to the Streets Again Demanding Better Working Conditions. Doctors in Catalonia are staging a mass strike against the new labor statute. They are calling for a separate agreement and improved working conditions. The protests have spread to all major cities in the region.
Change is Coming: Unions Demand a 35-Hour Workweek and New Rights
Barcelona Discusses Shorter Workweek for Municipal Employees. Unions in Barcelona are pushing to reduce the workweek to 35 hours. New employee rights and schedule changes are under discussion. The decision will affect thousands of municipal workers.
An Unexpected Verdict — How Punctuality Led to Dismissal
Alicante Court Rules Dismissal for Arriving Too Early to Work Is Lawful. An employee at a logistics company in Alicante was dismissed for consistently arriving at work ahead of schedule. The court sided with the employer, citing a breach of trust. The case has sparked heated debate among workers.
Four days of protests: healthcare workers demand special status and respect
Doctors Across Spain Stage Mass Strike Against New Healthcare Law. Spanish doctors have launched a four-day strike in protest against a new healthcare law. They are demanding separate professional status and better working conditions. Protests are taking place in Madrid, Barcelona, and other cities.
From Fire to Fame: The Unexpected Journey of a 'Temptation Island' Star
Firefighter and Entrepreneur: Who Was Gerard Arias Before the TV Show. Gerard Arias is now a household name across Spain. But his life used to be very different—he fought fires and ran a pub. Discover his journey to fame.
322 people lived in basements and paid for food and transport – details of the operation
Migrant Exploitation Network Uncovered at Agricultural Enterprises in Eight Spanish Provinces. Spanish authorities have arrested 11 people for exploiting migrants. Victims were kept in basements and forced to pay for food and accommodation. The operation spanned eight provinces.
Heartbroken: Influencer Violeta Mangriñán in Tears Over Her Daughter
Violeta Mangrinyan Struggles with Being Apart from Her Young Daughter. Popular blogger Violeta Mangrinyan is in distress. Her young daughter Gia can't cope without her. What was meant to be a work trip has turned into a real nightmare. Mangrinyan says she is overwhelmed with guilt.
Operation Franciskan-Everest: How 322 People Ended Up in Slavery
Human Trafficking Ring Exploiting Hundreds of Migrant Farm Workers Uncovered in Albacete. Eleven people have been arrested in Albacete for exploiting 322 migrants. The victims were held in horrific conditions, forced to work 12-hour days without pay. Find out how authorities dismantled this criminal operation.
Healthcare workers demand a new labor statute—nationwide protests planned
Doctors Across Spain Announce Four-Day Strike in December. Spanish doctors are preparing for a large-scale strike in December. Medical unions are demanding revised working conditions and a separate professional statute. The action will affect all regions and the country’s major hospitals.
Volunteers Versus the Government: A Struggle for Justice and Recognition
Nearly 500 Catalan Volunteer Firefighters Seek Labor Rights Recognition in Court. Volunteer firefighters from Lleida, Tarragona, Girona, and Barcelona have filed a collective lawsuit against Catalan authorities, demanding official recognition of their employment status. The legal proceedings could potentially reshape the region's firefighting system.
Catalan restaurant workers to get a pay rise — details of the new agreement
Catalonia Agrees to 15% Salary Increase in Hospitality Sector by 2028. An agreement has been reached in Catalonia for a 15% wage increase in the hospitality sector by 2028. Negotiations took place amid the threat of a strike. The new deal will affect 200,000 employees.
The Secret Influence of the Famous Host's Sister – Her Career Would Impress Even the Queen
Cristina Onega: An Influential Sister and the Dream Career of Queen Letizia. Cristina Onega always stays out of the spotlight. Her sister and father are well-known public figures. Yet her career is truly remarkable.
Salaries in Spain Set to Skyrocket? - What Employers Fear
CEOE Chief Warns of Risks Behind 30% Minimum Wage Increase. Antonio Garamendi warns of serious consequences. Minimum wage hikes could spark a sharp increase. He also criticizes the current tax system.
Major Recruitment Drive in the Public Sector — A Chance for Thousands of Applicants
Spain Announces 1,349 New High-Paying Civil Service Positions. A large-scale recruitment drive has begun for Spain's public sector, with 1,349 new positions available across various fields. Competition is fierce, but many still have a chance.
Scandal Over Mass Police Absences — What the Numbers Reveal
In Seville, One Doctor Issued Nearly Half of Police Sick Leaves in 2025. In Seville, it was discovered that a single doctor issued 290 sick leaves for police officers—nearly half of all cases for the year. City officials and unions are debating the reasons behind the high rate of absences.
€6,200 for New Businesses: Who Is Eligible and How to Apply
Madrid to Launch New Support Program for Entrepreneurs in 2026. Madrid will increase funding to support entrepreneurs. The new program offers grants of up to €6,200, with special attention given to residents of small towns and the unemployed.
New rules for leave in Spain – what everyone needs to know
Spanish Supreme Court Confirms Leave Only Applies to Working Days. The country’s highest court has settled the dispute: paid leave now counts only on working days. This ruling affects all employees across Spain.
Unprecedented since 2001: Builders in High Demand Across Spain
Unemployment in Spain's Construction Sector Falls to Record Low. Spain’s construction sector has registered its lowest number of unemployed workers since the beginning of the century. The labor market continues to show strong signs of economic recovery.
Firefighters Out of Season — How the Heroes of Wildfires Survive
Forest Firefighters of Castile and León: Layoffs, Uncertainty, and the Fight for Stability. Castile and León firefighters are losing their jobs after record-breaking wildfires. Now, they look for alternatives: temporary gigs, studying for exams, and holding out hope for stable employment. Their future remains uncertain.
How a Humble Bathrobe Salesman Built Zara
The Journey of Amancio Ortega: From Messenger to Founder of the Zara Fashion Empire. Amancio Ortega began his journey from very humble beginnings. He overcame numerous setbacks before founding Zara. His story inspires millions of people around the world.
Scandal at Sargadelos Factory — Mass Work Stoppage, Accusations, and Unexpected Statements from the Owner
Sargadelos Owner Steps Down, Demands Buyout After Labor Inspection Dispute. Segismundo García is stepping down from his leadership role at Sargadelos following another dispute with the labor inspection authorities. He is demanding a buyout and has announced a temporary halt in production. Tensions are rising as workers remain outside the gates.
Plan Your Vacation in Advance – Full List of Public Holidays in Cantabria for 2026
Cantabria Work Calendar for 2026: All Public Holidays and Weekends. The Cantabrian government has approved the 2026 work calendar. Residents will have twelve official public holidays, plus two regional and two local holidays.
Public Holidays in Navarra 2026: Complete Official List of Days Off Announced
Official 2026 Public Holiday Calendar for Navarre: All Holidays Included. The authorities of Navarre have approved the 2026 public holiday calendar. Residents can look forward to both national and regional holidays. Discover all the dates to help plan your time off.
Inditex employees protest across Europe’s capitals, demanding a fair share of the profits
Inditex Workers Demand Fair Profit Sharing Across Europe. Inditex employees have taken to the streets in European cities, demanding a fair share of the company’s multi-billion euro profits. The protests, timed with peak sales periods, have sparked strong reactions among shoppers.
14 official holidays – How will Galicia residents spend their days off in 2026?
Galicia Holiday Calendar 2026: All Public Holidays and Days Off. Authorities in Galicia have approved the 2026 calendar. Residents will have fourteen official days off. Check all the dates to plan your holidays.
Wages to Increase by 10% in Three Years — Barcelona Workers Secure New Deal
Barcelona Cancels December Metalworkers’ Strikes After Reaching Agreement. Unions and employers in Barcelona have agreed to a 10% wage increase for metalworkers over three years. The strikes are canceled. The new agreement improves working conditions and protects workers’ rights.
Why Farmers in Andalusia and Extremadura Struggle to Harvest: Mechanization, Subsidies, and the Demographic Gap
Agrarian Crisis in Spain: Labor Shortage Threatens Olive and Citrus Harvest. Andalusia and Extremadura face a shortage of seasonal workers for the harvest. Mechanization and subsidies are exacerbating the issue. Farmers and authorities are searching for a way out of the crisis.
Millions of workers to receive pay raises and new benefits – the details of Spain’s landmark agreement
Spain to Raise Civil Servant Salaries by 11% by 2028. Spain’s government and unions have agreed to an 11% pay raise over four years for 3.5 million civil servants, along with improved working conditions and new guarantees.
Billions in Quirón profits and healthcare protests — why doctors call themselves slaves
Quirón Hospital Staff in Madrid Demand Pay Raises and End to Exploitation. Quirónsalud profits billions from Madrid's healthcare. Staff protest low pay and tough conditions, taking to the streets for change.
Officials secure pay raises – who will get a salary boost and by how much in the coming years
Spanish Civil Servants’ Salaries to Increase by 11% by 2028. Spanish authorities have reached an agreement with trade unions: civil servants’ salaries will see a phased increase through 2028.
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