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Salto Systems may attract up to €1 billion in investments from the Albrecht family
Albrecht family invests in Salto Systems betting on growth of Spain's smart lock market. The Albrecht family behind Aldi is considering acquiring a stake in Salto Systems. The deal could shift the balance of power in the smart lock sector. The Spanish company may join the industry leaders.
Which regions will see Mercadona stores closed for Easter
Mercadona Easter opening hours unexpected changes for shoppers. Mercadona is updating its opening hours for Easter. In some regions, stores will be closed. The new rules will affect customers across Spain.
The closure of Eureka! reshapes the scientific landscape of San Sebastián
Basque Country Loses Its Only Science Museum What the Region Stands to Lose. In June, the Eureka! museum in San Sebastián will close. The decision has triggered protests and concerns about the future of science education in the region. The new space cannot match the scale and opportunities of its predecessor.
Rain and snow expected in northern Spain during Easter
Easter Week 2026 cold rain and snow in Spain expected to surprise residents. At the start of Semana Santa 2026, Spain will face cold weather and precipitation. Northern regions are expected to see rain and snowfall, with these weather changes likely to affect the plans of residents and tourists.
Delclaux family invests in biomethane exploring new markets after crisis
Vidrala announces layoffs in UK amid rising gas prices. In 2025, Vidrala faces declining profits and job cuts. The Delclaux family seeks new investment opportunities. The energy crisis intensifies pressure on the glass industry.
The Arguinano family dynasty Why the heirs chose a different path
What Eva Arguiñano’s Adult Children Do Unexpected Careers Beyond the Kitchen. Eva Arguiñano has for the first time shared details about her two adult children, neither of whom chose a culinary path—one has already made her a grandmother. Find out what the heirs of this well-known family have devoted their lives to, and why their names rarely surface in public.
Tuberculosis statistics in Spain for 2024
Tuberculosis surge in Spain cases up 8.3 percent and new risks for the country. In 2024, Spain has recorded an increase in tuberculosis cases. Incidence has risen by 8.3 percent. The new data is raising concerns among experts and authorities.
Thousands of original La Pepa documents now available online for the first time
Unique Archive of the 1812 Constitution 3,300 Documents Now Available Online. Spain has launched a digital archive featuring rare materials on the 1812 Constitution. The new portal reveals details of historic events across hundreds of cities. This changes the way the country’s past is studied.
Pensioners in Bilbao lose bingo hall over risk of 60,000 euro fine
Authorities Consider Legalizing Bingo for Seniors in Spain. Traditional bingo games for pensioners in Bilbao were halted after a police visit, due to the possibility of fines for gambling. Basque Country authorities are preparing changes to the law.
Organizers of Korrika exclude CCOO sparking a wave of criticism
Korrika kicks off amid conflict as CCOO and Socialists excluded from major Euskera run. This year, Korrika began with a major controversy. Organizers barred CCOO from participating. The Socialists also declined to join the event. The decision sparked a strong reaction in both politics and society.
Authorities consider business support and housing amid crisis
Serious split in the Spanish government over measures on Iran and housing. Spain is facing one of its most acute crises in recent years. Authorities are debating support measures and the future of the budget. These decisions will impact the economy and the lives of millions of families.
Basque Country authorities face staff shortages
Basque Country faces shortage of 70% of municipal secretaries and controllers. Basque Country is experiencing an acute shortage of qualified secretaries and controllers, with only a third of positions filled by permanent staff. This situation affects the work of municipalities and fuels debate over Basque language proficiency requirements.
Spotlight on emerging banking scam tactics in Spain
Woman Arrested in Tarragona for Running Banking Mule Network for Online Fraud. A scheme involving 'mules' for online fraud has been uncovered in Spain. A woman from Tarragona was detained for recruiting people and managing wire transfers. The losses exceeded 96,000 euros.
Five Spanish regions to observe public holiday on March 19
March 19 2026 is a working day for most regions of Spain. In 2026, only five Spanish regions have declared March 19 an official holiday. The rest will continue to work despite Father's Day. This decision affects family plans and the usual daily routine.
Inspection uncovers critical structural defects in Santander
Investigation in Santander Details of the Walkway Collapse and New Tragedy Facts. Serious structural violations have been uncovered in Santander's walkway. Six young people died, and one more was injured. Authorities are analyzing the causes and safety implications for Spain.
How Andalusia and Madrid Are Reshaping Spain’s Healthcare
Three Spanish Regions Stand Out with Innovative Healthcare Reform and Digitalization. Spain's healthcare system is undergoing significant changes. Leading regions are implementing digital solutions and new services. These measures are already impacting the quality and accessibility of medical care.
Illegal fish trade uncovered in the Basque Country
Large-scale operation in Gipuzkoa Police crack down on illegal angulas market. Police in Gipuzkoa have carried out a raid targeting the illegal trade in angulas. Fishing for this species is banned due to its critical status. The operation may have significant consequences for the fishing industry and local communities.
Urgent relocation of Belorado nuns leaves their future uncertain
Monastery in Belorado to be vacated earlier than planned as religious community leaves without new home. In Belorado, the nuns are hastily leaving the monastery ahead of the official eviction date. No new accommodation has been found yet, but belongings are already being moved. The decision was made to avoid public conflict and preserve dignity.
Spain bans music in bars after 10 p.m.
First in the Basque Country: Silent Nights and Headphone Dancing in Hernani. Hernani has launched the Basque Country’s first 'silent' disco. La Bodega bar introduced headphones for guests, allowing nightlife without disturbing locals. The new format is already impacting the region’s night scene.
Once again, Bildu stands firm, fighting for jobs at Tubos Reunidos—unexpected alliances, heated debates and what’s really at stake for workers
Bildu demands new subsidies for Tubos Reunidos despite investigation and major loan. Bildu proposes to increase support for Tubos Reunidos, despite the ongoing investigation and a recent SEPI loan. The decision could affect hundreds of jobs in the Basque Country. The issue sparks debates among unions and politicians.
Неожиданное предложение Сумар может изменить привычный уклад вашего школьного утра, ведь на кону нечто большее, чем просто предмет в расписании
Religion in Schools Under Threat as the Number of Young Believers Grows but Classes Face Elimination. Spain is debating whether to move religion classes outside regular school hours. Young people are increasingly turning to faith in God. The decision could reshape curriculum plans and redefine the Church's influence in education.
Unexpected shake-up in Santurtzi’s police, growing suspicions and mounting tension around recent leadership changes—what’s really happening behind closed doors
Police Exam Scandal Triggers Power Shift and Investigation in Santurtzi. A new mayor takes office in Santurtzi following a police exam scandal. The case has reached the prosecutor's office. Official decisions may impact Spain’s entire recruitment system.
Heated debates erupt in Treviño as residents challenge authorities over access to essential schools and medical care
Trevino: Why Residents of the Burgos Enclave Prefer Vitoria to Burgos. Tensions are growing in the Treviño enclave between Burgos and Álava. Local residents are calling for changes in governance. A resolution could reshape life in the region.
A fisherman loses his life after falling into the sea near Igueldo, in San Sebastián – Shocking accident raises questions about safety on the Basque coast, with witnesses recounting dramatic rescue efforts, leaving the community in suspense
Tragedy on the Coast: Fisherman Dies Near the Cliffs of San Sebastián. A fisherman in San Sebastián died after falling into the sea near the cliffs. Rescue teams arrived swiftly but were unable to save him. The incident has sparked discussions on coastal safety and the effectiveness of emergency services.
Tragedy on the northern coast: a routine fishing trip turns fatal amid the crashing waves near San Sebastián
Fisherman falls in San Sebastián tragedy on Igeldo cliffs. A tragedy occurred in San Sebastián as a fisherman died after falling into the sea from Igeldo. The rescue operation was unsuccessful. The incident has sparked a debate about coastal safety.
The ministry is bringing new jobs and business opportunities to Murcia, stirring attention and setting expectations for the region’s economic rise
Startups Get Their Chance: San Javier Airport Chosen for ESA Center. Authorities have selected San Javier Airport for the new ESA center. This move will create new jobs and support startups. The decision is set to transform the local economy and open opportunities for innovative projects.
Tragedy at a student event in Santander—a collapsed platform leaves five dead and one missing, authorities launch urgent investigation, details still emerging
Tragedy on the Coast: Seven Students from La Granja Fall from Cliff in Santander. A tragedy struck in Santander as seven students fell from a seaside platform. Five died and one girl is missing. Authorities and the school are investigating the causes and supporting those affected.
Basque history comes alive: discover how the market in Gernika is transforming the city
Grand Medieval Market in Guernica Dates, Program, Details. This March, Guernica will once again become a medieval hub. Markets, music, crafts, and theater will fill the town’s streets. Discover how this event shapes tradition and boosts tourism in Spain.
Even more opportunities for those seeking justice and recognition—the government extends support measures for victims of the dictatorship until the very end of 1978
Spain changes compensation deadlines for victims of the regime with new rules and amounts. Spanish authorities have extended the deadline for victims of the dictatorship to apply for compensation until the end of 1978. The new rules affect the families of those killed or injured. The decision impacts thousands of Spaniards and their rights.
Delve into the cultural contrasts and unexpected twists that influenced the Elordi family's decision, uncovering surprising insights and perspectives on an international move
Unexpected secrets of Basque towns linked to the Elordi family revealed. Two small towns in the Basque Country associated with Jacob Elordi's family surprise not only with their history but also with unique traditions, architecture, and landscapes. Discover what makes these places remarkable and why they hold a special place in Basque culture
Unexpected discoveries and vibrant urban contrasts await every traveler—find out why this Basque city keeps surprising newcomers
City of Contrasts How Errenteria Blends Its Industrial Past with Medieval Charm. Errenteria is much more than an industrial town near San Sebastián. Here, medieval streets, ancient monuments, and unique gastronomy endure. It’s a place where history and industry intertwine in an extraordinary way.
Urgent government decisions, heated debates and unexpected initiatives — the day promises to be decisive for Spain’s political landscape
Sánchez and Feijóo Clash Raises New Questions After 23-F Archives Declassified. In Madrid, Sánchez and Feijóo are debating the country's future as the 23-F archives are declassified. Today's decisions could reshape Spain's political landscape. New challenges and unexpected turns lie ahead.
Unexpected changes on Spanish roads: what awaits drivers due to new tire inspections and increased fines
Fines up to 800 euros as Spain steps up tire inspections on the roads. Spain has tightened regulations on tire conditions. Violations now lead to hefty fines. New rules cover tire labeling, tread depth, and air pressure.
Unexpected twists, opinions clash, new perspectives — what will the opening of archives on the coup reveal
Politicians Clash Over 23-F Revelations: New Demands and Accusations. Spanish authorities unveil documents on the 1981 coup attempt. The opposition accuses the government of distracting public attention. Left-wing parties demand changes to the secrecy law. The decision could impact government transparency.
Basque authorities highlight growing voter confidence in regional parties, Vox's influence dwindles against a backdrop of a unique local political climate and historic loyalty to Basque voices
Why Vox Failed to Gain Ground in the Basque Country: Figures and Reasons. In the Basque Country, Vox’s support remains minimal. Locals trust their own parties and reject radical ideas. This shapes the political landscape and future of the region.
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