Youth

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Cartagena’s book fair brings young readers back to paper

Hundreds of primary pupils took part in a book challenge at Cartagena’s fair. Local booksellers say interest in reading is growing among children and teenagers, with paper books still holding their ground.

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RTVE Play brings two new shows to EN PLAY

‘Close Friends’ features candidates for the next Benidorm Fest. ‘Memes y dramas’ arrives on 22 October as EN PLAY’s second season expands its youth programming.

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Meningitis warning reaches only a minority of Spanish families

Only 27% of Spanish parents know meningitis can become fatal within hours. Awareness is even lower among teenagers despite the risk of lasting damage.

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Daniella Bustamante starts university with Paula Echevarría's advice

Daniella Bustamante, daughter of Paula Echevarría and David Bustamante, has begun her university studies in Madrid. With her mother's support, she faces adulthood and public attention while making her own choices.

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David Bustamante stands up for daughter Daniella's right to choose her future

David Bustamante and Paula Echevarría say they are proud of their daughter Daniella, who has started university and is building a career as an influencer. The singer asks for respect for her privacy as she learns to handle life in the spotlight.

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Youth anger over housing and jobs ignites the Cucaracha movement across Europe

A wave of youth-led protests is sweeping Europe under the banner of the 'cucarachas', driven by frustration over unaffordable housing, precarious jobs, and a failing education system. Political leaders are being forced to respond as the movement spreads from Asia to the heart of the EU.

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Violent Attack Shakes Housing Protest in Oviedo

A night of tension erupted in Oviedo as housing activists camping in La Escandalera reported a violent assault by a group performing Nazi salutes. Three suspects were detained by police. The incident has intensified calls for public action and renewed focus on Spain’s housing crisis.

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Three in four Spanish renters fear losing their homes

Nearly 75% of renters in Spain now worry they could be forced out of their homes within two years. The pressure is sharpest for Generation Z and millennials, exposing a deepening housing crisis.

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Tense Night for Youth Protesters in Zaragoza Plaza

Nearly a hundred young people spent a restless night in tents at Zaragoza’s Plaza de España, facing threats and little sleep as they protest the city’s deepening housing crisis. Their camp, organized by the Sindicato de Inquilinas, is set to continue until Saturday’s planned demonstration.

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Morocco puts Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri at the top of government

Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri is Morocco's first woman head of government. She takes office after the PAM-led election win and a year of growing anger among young Moroccans.

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Tears in Puerta del Sol expose the housing crisis for Spain's youth

A wave of young protesters has taken over Puerta del Sol, turning personal fears about housing into a public outcry. Their stories reveal a generation blocked from basic rights and a government accused of inaction.

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Young Drivers Rely on Car Autopilot for Distractions

Nearly half of young drivers admit using car assistance systems to multitask behind the wheel. As France trials Tesla’s autonomous tech, Europe faces tough questions about the real impact of automation on driver attention.

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Christian Imga stuns Brazil with solo goal for Spain U18

Christian Imga, just 17, delivered a spectacular solo goal for Spain’s U18 team against Brazil, underlining his explosive pace and finishing ability. His rapid rise at Bilbao Athletic and the national youth squads signals a new talent to watch.

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Daniella Bustamante makes solo debut at GEN ¡H! Awards

Daniella Bustamante, daughter of Paula Echevarría and David Bustamante, made her first solo appearance at the GEN ¡H! Awards in Madrid. Her confident entrance and striking style mark a new phase for one of Spain’s most watched young faces.

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Santander targets young investors with 10-euro funds

Santander is widening its investment offer for customers under 30 in Spain. Funds start at 10 euros, trading fees drop to one euro, and free training plus a 50-euro incentive round out the campaign.

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Spanish digital nomads trade Spain for Bali’s lifestyle upgrade

Mery Freshh spent two years in Bali and found she could live better for the same money as in Spain. Her story shows why more young professionals are choosing the island for its mix of low costs and comfort.

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Seville archbishop tells Life Teen leaders to keep sowing faith

José Ángel Saiz Meneses called on Life Teen España leaders to persevere, even when results take time. Around 80 catechists gathered in Seville to renew their mission among teenagers.

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Spain Faces Housing Crunch as New Households Outpace Construction

Spain is seeing a surge in new households that far exceeds the pace of new home construction. This mismatch is fueling sharp increases in both purchase and rental prices, leaving many young adults unable to move out on their own.

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Madrid offers up to 3000 euros for unemployed youth training

Madrid has launched a direct aid program granting up to 3000 euros to unemployed youth who enroll in job-focused training. The scheme expands eligibility and sets strict requirements for course selection and documentation. Applications close on December 10.

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Six arrested in Madrid after brutal gang attack leaves man in intensive care

Six men aged 20 to 27 have been detained in Madrid after a violent stabbing left a 33-year-old Dominican man in intensive care for two months. Police seized weapons, drugs, and gang materials during coordinated raids. The case exposes the ongoing threat of violent youth gangs in the capital.

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Barcelona targets suicide attempts with new risk map and urgent measures

Barcelona will map public suicide hotspots and deploy 44 new measures by 2028. The city aims to cut attempts and ideation after a surge among youth since 2021. Officials promise stronger detection and support for those at risk.

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Miss Austria Lucia Sisic dies at 22 after seven heart surgeries

Lucia Sisic, Miss Austria 2024, has died at 22 after enduring seven heart surgeries. Her story of resilience and public presence made her a national figure. The cause of death remains undisclosed.

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Galician Urban Music Pushes Spanish Teens to Embrace a New Language

Young musicians in Galicia are getting crowds to sing in Galician—even those from Spanish-speaking homes. Viral tracks and packed shows point to a real cultural shift, challenging official language policies and reaching far beyond the region.

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Cabra Offers Up to €200 Monthly to Young Renters Amid Housing Squeeze

Cabra’s town hall is injecting €300,000 into a rental subsidy for young people, covering up to 75% of monthly rent with a cap of €200 per month. The initiative aims to keep and attract young residents, but applicants must act fast once the short application window opens.

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A 20-Year-Old Drives a Modified Citroën C15 Over 1,200 km to Conquer Nürburgring

A young Spaniard took his turbocharged Citroën C15 on a 1,200 km journey from Barcelona to Nürburgring, defying expectations by putting a farm workhorse through the legendary circuit’s 170 corners—and coming out unscathed.

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Castilla y León Offers Up to €900 for Young Drivers, But Payouts Are Years Away

Young residents of Castilla y León could receive up to €900 to help pay for their driving licence. The scheme, set to open in September, comes with income-based tiers and a three-year residency requirement. Payments, however, are not expected until 2027.

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Valencia Court Sentences Man for Abuse and Illegal Detention of Minor

A 29-year-old man in Valencia received a prison sentence for abusing and locking up his underage girlfriend. The victim, a resident of a care facility, managed to escape after a week. The case highlights ongoing risks for vulnerable minors.

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Teenager Spends 300 Hours Building Custom Wheelchair for Toddler

Zac Waters, 13, devoted his summer to designing and assembling a personalized wheelchair for a young child with mobility needs. The project, based on open-source plans, was tailored to grow with its user and included thoughtful details for daily comfort.

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Andrea García: Spain’s Youngest Female Truck Driver Breaks Barriers

Andrea García, just 22, is now the youngest female truck driver in Spain. Her story highlights the urgent need for generational change in transport and reveals the personal ambitions driving her forward.

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Iván Kapustin Achieves 9.8 in PAU but Questions His Own Effort

Iván Kapustin, top scorer in Girona’s 2025 PAU, doubts he did enough to earn his 9.8. Now at UAB, he faces new challenges in adapting to university and pursuing his passion for music.

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Spanish Cinemas Launch New Lineup With Psychological Thriller and Drama

Spanish cinemas update their listings this Friday with a diverse selection. The lineup features psychological suspense, migration dramas, and films for younger audiences. Several new titles will be available for the next week.

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Three Young People Attempt River Journey on Inflatable Unicorn After Missing Bus

After missing the last bus from Soraluze to Elgoibar, three young people tried to return home by floating down the Deba river on an inflatable unicorn. Their journey ended in Maltzaga, still short of their destination, and drew the attention of surprised locals.

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One in Three Catalan Children Miss Out on Holidays Due to Poverty

A third of Catalan children cannot afford a week of vacation. Most are also excluded from summer educational activities. Social organizations warn this deepens emotional and social vulnerability.

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James, Earl of Wessex, Breaks Royal Tradition With University Choice

James, Earl of Wessex, will begin university studies this autumn. He skips the Windsor family’s usual gap year. His decision marks a shift in royal family traditions.

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Desperation Drives Moroccan Youth to Risky Crossings at Ceuta

Ceuta has seen a surge in young Moroccans risking their lives to reach Europe. Despite tighter controls and higher fences, desperation remains the main driver. Authorities face a challenge that goes beyond border security.

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