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The Consum chain has opened 59 new stores and is preparing to enter the Madrid market

Consum increased its revenue by 9.7% and paid record bonuses to employees. Consum supermarkets grew turnover to €5.16 billion over the year. More than 23,000 employees received €128 million in bonuses and payments. The company maintained its position as the sixth-largest player in the Spanish market.

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In Andalusia, Moreno's program sparks conflict with Vox and discord within the PP

Moreno Bonilla contrasts migrant integration with the 'national preference' principle. The head of Andalusia has presented a program emphasizing the integration of migrants. Vox and some party colleagues opposed the initiative. The issue of national preference has once again sparked debate within the PP.

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New social aid criteria discussed in Aragon after PP and Vox agreement

Azcón explains how 'national priority' will work in Aragon. Following the agreement between PP and Vox, Aragon is discussing the principle of 'national priority.' Azcón stated that support will go to those genuinely connected to the region. Nationality will not be a criterion.

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La Mafia becomes La Famiglia: what’s behind the change and how will it affect the restaurant atmosphere

Why La Mafia is Disappearing from Restaurant Signs in Spain — and What It Means for Guests. One of Spain's most renowned restaurant chains is moving away from the controversial name La Mafia and rebranding as La Famiglia. What prompted this change, how are customers reacting, and will anything change for loyal guests? The renaming from La Mafia to La Famiglia: what's behind the decision and how will it impact the restaurant atmosphere.

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Carlos III Cafeteria Menu: What the Spanish Heir to the Throne Eats

Menu for the Heiress: How Leonor Eats Inside Carlos III. Princess Leonor is starting her studies at Universidad Carlos III. In the spotlight is the cafeteria menu, designed to meet the strict dietary principles of Queen Letizia. Debate over the heiress's diet is flaring up again.

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Lineups and final preparations ahead of the Huesca vs. Real Zaragoza match in LaLiga Hypermotion

Derby Kick-Off at El Alcoraz: Huesca and Real Zaragoza Announce Lineups. El Alcoraz is set for the Huesca vs Real Zaragoza derby. The starting lineups for both teams have been announced. The match of the 37th round of LaLiga Hypermotion promises an intense battle.

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Spanish authorities double down on pro-immigration policy amid standoff with PP and Vox

Government Uses Debate Over 'National Preference' to Strengthen Its Position. The Spanish authorities have sharply increased their focus on supporting migrants after the PP agreed to Vox's 'national preference' demands. This has caused a split among right-wing parties and unified the left.

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In Catalonia, the debate over the Catalan language has become an obstacle to the new migration decree

Junts blocks mass migrant legalization over language dispute. In Catalonia, the Junts party has opposed the large-scale legalization of migrants. The reason is the absence of a Catalan language requirement in the new decree. This decision has sparked a conflict with central authorities and other parties.

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Why the attempt to hold the judge accountable in the Sijena case failed

Aragon Court Rejects Former Catalan Ministers' Appeal Over Sijena Frescoes Return. The High Court of Aragon found no grounds for criminal proceedings against the judge in the Sijena frescoes case. The complaint filed by five former Catalan ministers has been dismissed. They now face possible fines for bad faith litigation.

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Spanish authorities face off with Extremadura in a legal showdown

Spanish government prepares Constitutional Court appeal over new measures in Extremadura. The Spanish government has announced its intention to challenge measures adopted in Extremadura. Decisions concerning the rights of migrants have caused concern in Madrid. Potential restrictions could affect social protections and access to services.

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Grants up to €66,000 How Aragon revives abandoned homes

Aragon municipalities to receive up to €66,000 for restoring homes for rent. Aragon has launched applications for substantial grants to renovate and build housing. Municipalities will be able to restore vacant homes and rent them out. The program aims to combat population decline.

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Why Madrid Is Launching a Registry of Conscientious Objector Doctors

Madrid Authorities Stress Mandatory Abortion Register Nine Times. Madrid's authorities have openly voiced their opposition to creating a register of objecting doctors. The decision was made solely under court pressure. This stance could impact future elections and perceptions of the law.

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Heavy rains and snowfall bring winter back to Spain

Sharp cold snap and storms 13 Spanish regions face severe weather threat. A new cyclone brings rain, snow, and strong winds across Spain. Weather alerts issued in 13 regions. Sharp temperature drops and severe weather conditions expected.

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Why Albarracín and Cuina Oberta are popular choices for spring 2026

Record Interest in Albarracín and Valencia’s Gastronomy New Trends for Spring 2026. Travel within Spain’s regions is gaining traction. Albarracín and Valencia’s gastronomic festivals are in the spotlight. New family-friendly offerings and a record number of restaurants are reshaping the tourist season.

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Assessing living conditions for infants in Calatayud families

Parents arrested in Calatayud after infant found with drugs in system. Police in Calatayud arrested the parents after their 10-month-old daughter was hospitalized. Doctors detected traces of drugs in the infant. The case has sparked debate over child welfare conditions in Spain.

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How much US aid actually reaches Madrid

Why Billions in US Investment in Madrid Don’t Stay in the Region. US investments in Madrid often fail to reach the local region. Statistics distort the actual picture. This affects both the economy and perceptions of government achievements.

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Six arrested following string of robberies across multiple regions

Jewelry heist ring in Spain busted after 27 bold robberies. Spanish police have detained a group linked to 27 jewelry store robberies in five months. Losses are estimated at one million euros. The investigation uncovered a sophisticated scheme for selling the stolen goods.

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Payments of up to €14,500 have not boosted the number of young mothers

Madrid offers up to 14,500 euros per birth but the number of young mothers remains flat. Madrid authorities have introduced record-breaking payments for mothers under 30. However, the birth rate among young women has not increased. Why generous incentives failed to change the region’s demography — in this report.

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New details emerge about animal welfare conditions on a Teruel farm RUSSPAIN.com

New details emerge about animal welfare conditions on a Teruel farm

Authorities Investigate Scandal at Pig Farm in Aragon: Serious Violations Found. Cases of animal cruelty and unsanitary conditions have emerged in Aragon. Inspections revealed health hazards and breaches of standards. The situation could impact exports and the industry's reputation.

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Powerful winds and high waves threaten Spanish regions

Eight Spanish Regions Face Dangerous Winds and Storms. Eight autonomous communities in Spain are under threat due to strong winds and high waves. Authorities have issued orange and yellow alerts. The situation may affect transport and daily life.

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What threatens Racing’s lead in the match against Real Zaragoza

Nine absences and a new stadium Racing and Real Zaragoza in a decisive match. The clash between Racing and Real Zaragoza at Ibercaja Estadio could shape the season. Nine Racing players will miss the game. Unexpected turns await both teams.

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Spanish companies adopt Claude to automate business processes RUSSPAIN.com

Spanish companies adopt Claude to automate business processes

Claude reshapes the market as Anthropic’s AI takes hold of Spain and business. In Spain, the Claude AI agent from Anthropic has become a key tool for businesses. Its adoption is accelerating automation and transforming work processes. Experts note Claude’s growing impact on the country’s economy.

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Unexpected controversy erupts over comments about candidates in Andalucía

Azcón’s comment on appearance sparks political scandal in Spain. A dispute has erupted in Spain over a politician's remark about colleagues' appearance. Azcón’s statement drew widespread criticism and debate. The situation may impact negotiations and upcoming regional elections.

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Azcona's surprising comments on women's appearance in politics

Azcona’s remarks about politicians’ appearance spark wave of criticism in Spain. A scandal has erupted in Spain after Azcona’s comments on the appearance of colleagues. The reaction from politicians and the public has been swift and intense. The situation may impact party reputations and ongoing negotiations.

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Aragon sets limits on student gadget use

Aragon authorities restrict digital technology in schools return to paper. Starting in 2027, students in Aragon will use digital devices for no more than 10 hours per week. The new rules will apply to all educational levels and change the approach to learning. The decision reflects concerns about children's health and development.

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How war and prices are impacting Spain’s grain harvest

Spanish farmers face sharply rising grain costs amid crisis. Fertilizer and fuel expenses have surged in Spain. This threatens cereal harvests and food prices. New challenges could reshape the country’s food market.

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Poll Accuracy Rankings in the Castilla y León Elections

Mistakes and Successes Which Polls Were Most Accurate in Castilla y León. The election results in Castilla y León demonstrated that polls remain a key tool. Some agencies predicted the outcome more closely than others. An analysis of errors and successes reveals new insights into the political landscape.

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Why Spain’s budget may miss the deadline for entering Congress

Challenges for Pedro Sánchez Budget and Andalusian elections threaten Montero's position. The Spanish government is running out of time to approve the budget. Elections in Andalusia could shift the political balance. Decisions by Sánchez and Montero will impact the country's future.

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Why the right is gaining ground while the left is losing influence

Record right-wing dominance and unexpected setbacks Results of elections in Castile and Leon. In Castile and Leon, right-wing parties have strengthened their position, though without an absolute majority. The left has suffered a loss of support. The new results shift the balance of power and will influence the region's future.

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How election results could shift the region’s balance of power

Turnout Rises and New Alliances Surprise Results in Castile and Leon. Castile and Leon recorded higher voter turnout and shifting political dynamics. The election results could lead to unexpected alliances. The region faces key decisions that may influence Spain's future.

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Court rejects protests against construction in Teruel

Spanish Supreme Court again rejects claims against Teruel Clúster Maestrazgo project. The Spanish Supreme Court has denied a request to halt construction of a major cluster in Teruel. The ruling upholds the legality of permits and environmental assessments. This decision may impact future projects in the region.

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Investigation uncovers secret payments for Forestalia project permits

5.2 million euros: how a loan scheme exposed corruption in environmental sector. A complex loan scheme worth €5.2 million has been uncovered in Spain. The funds were used to bribe an official to expedite permits for Forestalia projects. This investigation could transform the approach to overseeing environmental permits.

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Record growth in Griffon Vulture nesting in Boumort transforms local ecosystem, fueling debate and drawing attention from both researchers and nature enthusiasts

Two-thirds of black vultures in Boumort were born within the colony. A record number of young vultures has been registered in the Catalan Pyrenees. New data reveals shifts in the population structure. This impacts the region’s ecology and the work of environmental services.

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Unexpected findings reveal surprising links between environmental issues and business success in Spain

Former official detained in Madrid in Forestalia permits investigation. A scheme involving permits for Forestalia projects has been uncovered in Spain. The investigation revealed influence over environmental decisions. This case could reshape oversight in the green energy sector.

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Secret deals, high stakes and unexpected twists: unraveling how a former official acquired a stake in a lucrative business

Power and Business Why the Arrest in Teruel Sparked Controversy. A scheme involving a former official has been uncovered in Spain. He received a share in companies in exchange for approving projects. This could change the approach to environmental regulation.

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