Latvia
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Analysis
Why the Sharp Rise in Egg Imports from Ukraine Has Sparked Concern in Spain
In 2025, Spain and other EU countries became the largest importers of Ukrainian eggs, prompting widespread debate among producers and…
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Culture
Ten Faces of Spain 2025 That Changed the Course of the Country
In 2025, Spain witnessed major events and scandals. Politicians, artists, and ordinary citizens found themselves in the spotlight. Discover who…
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Borders
Spain Debates Entry Ban for Russians with Old-Style Passports
Spain is considering new restrictions for Russians holding old-format international passports. The proposed changes are linked to security and policy…
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Agriculture
Andalusian Authorities Call Emergency Meeting Over African Swine Fever Outbreak in Spain
Spain has reported its first cases of African swine fever in 30 years. Authorities in Andalusia are urgently discussing response…
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Demographics and Population
Low Incomes Prevent Spaniards from Solving the Housing Crisis
In Spain, rents and home prices are rising faster than wages. This affects quality of life and demographic trends. Experts…
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Army
Pentagon Praises Spanish Troops for Their Role on NATO’s Eastern Flank
Spain’s Defense Minister has announced that the Pentagon has formally recognized the achievements of Spanish armed forces. The US highlighted…
According to estimates, around 8,000 to 10,000 Latvians live in Spain. Most of them reside in the northern province of Catalonia, working in various sectors including tourism, business, the arts, and science. Many Latvians moved to Spain in search of a better life, as Spain is one of Europe’s largest economies and offers a wide range of opportunities for personal development and professional growth.
For Latvians living in Spain, it is important to have access to information in their native language and to maintain ties with Latvian culture. To support this, there is a Latvian community in Spain that organizes events and festivals where Latvians can communicate in their own language, meet new people, and preserve their traditions.