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249 newsING mortgage: generous offer or a clever trap for borrowers?
ING Updates Mixed Mortgage Terms with Low 5-Year Interest Rate. ING launches a new mixed mortgage offer: an ultra-low interest rate for the first years. But beware of hidden fees and conditions.
IRPH mortgage trap: Court avoids responsibility, leaving borrowers to face banks alone
Spanish Supreme Court Refuses to Abolish Controversial IRPH Mortgage Rate. The Supreme Court has delivered its verdict on the IRPH. There will be no blanket ban on the disputed rate. Borrowers will have to challenge it on a case-by-case basis, with little chance of success.
The Arguinano Family Duo: How a Spanish Culinary Legend Passes the Torch to His Son and Surprises with a New Recipe Collection
Karlos Arguiñano Launches New Culinary Bestseller and Prepares TV Successors. Karlos Arguiñano unveils a cookbook featuring 560 easy and healthy recipes, with his son and sister joining the project. The chef promises he’s not leaving television and is preparing new surprises.
Flight discounts: save on tickets this week only
Vueling Launches €16 Tickets: Special Offer for Singles' Day. Vueling has announced a promotion: one-way tickets starting at €16. The offer is valid from November 11 to 17. Travel period: December 2025 to March 2026.
Basque Authorities Shift Policy: Why the Origins of Detainees Are No Longer a Secret
Basque Police Become Spain’s First to Reveal Detainees’ Geographic Origins. Police in the Basque Country have started listing the geographic origin of detainees. The move has sparked controversy among politicians and human rights advocates, fueling heated public debate.
Felipe VI's Secret Affair: The Real Story Behind His Connection to Eva Sannum
The Almost Queen of Spain: How a Norwegian Prince Helped the Lovestruck Felipe VI. A look back at King Felipe’s love story. A Norwegian model was nearly queen. Royal friendship proved decisive.
10th Anniversary Mad Cool in Madrid: Which Global Stars Will Headline This Summer’s Biggest Festival?
Mad Cool 2026 Announces Lineup: Foo Fighters, Pulp, and Lorde Heading to Madrid. Madrid’s Mad Cool festival has unveiled its anniversary lineup, featuring over seventy top international artists. Organizers promise a completely new event format.
Scammers Target Clients: How to Avoid Fake Invoices and Viruses
New Phishing Wave Sweeps Spain Disguised as Iberdrola Emails. A dangerous phishing campaign is spreading in Spain using fake Iberdrola emails. Scammers aim to steal banking information through malicious attachments. Learn how to protect yourself and avoid falling for the scam.
Flooded by your upstairs neighbor in Spain? How to make them pay for all the damages
Flooded by Your Upstairs Neighbor: What to Do in Spain and How to Get Compensation. Water leaks from upstairs are a common problem. Learn how to properly document all damages and secure full compensation for your losses.
Spain to toughen regulations on e-scooters and bikes: Key details of new safety measures
DGT Prepares New Urban Traffic Rules: What Will Change for Pedestrians and Drivers in 2026. Starting January 2026, new traffic regulations will come into effect across Spain. The changes will impact e-scooters, cyclists, and motorists. Find out how authorities plan to make city streets safer.
Bizkaia: Why Are Employees at Spain’s Largest Oil Refinery Refusing to Work?
Petronor Employees Strike for the First Time in 46 Years Amid Working Conditions Dispute. Nearly a thousand Petronor workers in Biscay have been off the job for over 40 days. The conflict is sparked by an outdated collective agreement and a dispute over new changing room regulations. The standoff threatens to escalate into a lengthy court battle.
Frank-Walter Steinmeier's Visit to Spain: A Historic Gesture That Opens New Opportunities
German President to Visit Guernica for the First Time to Honor Civil War Victims. German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will pay an official visit to Spain, becoming the first German leader to personally honor the victims of Guernica. His program includes meetings with the King and Prime Minister, as well as participation in an economic forum.
Pensioners to Receive Extra Payments: Key Payout Dates from Spain's Largest Banks
When Will Spanish Banks Transfer the New Year Bonus to Pensioners in 2025? The holiday bonus will be credited to accounts at the end of November. The exact date depends on your bank. Find out who will receive the payment and when.
Sidenor and BBK Join Forces: What’s Next for Train Maker Talgo in 2025?
Major Stake in Talgo Acquired by Basque Consortium for €156 Million. Talgo’s shareholder structure is set to change, as major investors from the Basque Country acquire nearly a third of the company. The new financing plan awaits approval, with the deal expected to close by the end of January.
No New Year Pension Bonus: Who Will Miss Out and When Will Banks Pay?
Which Pensioners Will Miss Out on the Christmas Bonus in Spain in 2025. Some pensioners in Spain will not receive the Christmas bonus. The reason lies in the specific rules for disability and survivor pensions. Payment dates depend on the bank and range from November 21 to 26.
Cultural Lottery 2025: How to Win €150,000 with a Single Ticket
Spain to Hold Cultural Lottery with a €105 Million Prize Pool. Spain is launching a cultural lottery with a prize pool exceeding €100 million. Every participant has a chance to win.
Untamed Basque Country: Discover the Trail Along the Old Mountain Road
The Forgotten Basque Track: A Unique Journey Through the Tunnels, Lakes, and Mountains of Northern Spain. A unique new route has opened in the Basque Country. An old railway line has been transformed into a scenic trail, winding through tunnels and around lakes. The path blends unspoiled nature with industrial heritage.
This forest trail in Navarre is called magical: the perfect autumn walk
Irati Forest in Navarra: An Easy and Enchanting Journey Through the Beech Paradise of the Pyrenees. A hidden gem lies in Navarra—one of Europe's largest beech forests. Here, a breathtakingly scenic trail awaits, open to tourists of all levels.
San Francisco Scandal: Former ETA Convict Brings in Desokupa, Neighbors Accuse Him of Attracting Extremists
Ex-ETA Member Calls Desokupa for Eviction in Bilbao but Faces Outcry. In Bilbao, an attempt by a former ETA member to evict tenants with the help of Desokupa sparked intense backlash from local residents. Neighbors protested the company's presence, accusing its representatives of extremist views. The situation ended with police intervention.
Spain's Hidden Gem: Discover an Abandoned Mill and Waterfall at the Edge of the World
The Cantabrian Bolao Cliff: Abandoned Mill and Spain’s Only Waterfall into the Sea. There’s a remarkable spot in northern Spain where dramatic cliffs plunge into the wild ocean. Ancient ruins guard secrets centuries old, and nature has sculpted a truly unique landscape.
Where Property Prices Are Soaring Fastest: Madrid, Barcelona, the Balearic Islands and Other Hotspots in Spain
Spanish Housing Prices Reach New Record: Ongoing Growth in Secondary and New Home Markets. In the third quarter of 2025, the average price of housing in Spain rose again. Both secondary and new homes have reached historic highs. Real estate market activity remains strong.
Why Getting a Mortgage Is Becoming Harder: Banks Tighten Requirements and Rethink Their Approach
Spanish banks tighten mortgage lending amid record demand. Spain sees a surge in interest for mortgage loans as banks raise borrower requirements. The housing market is shifting amidst intense competition, prompting financial institutions to revise their lending strategies.
Pedro Sánchez launches debate on abolishing daylight saving time: what could this mean for Spain’s economy and public health?
Spain prepares to end seasonal clock changes: what will change for residents. Spanish authorities are discussing the possibility of abolishing the switch between summer and winter time. The new rule could take effect in 2026. The choice of a permanent time setting is sparking debate among both experts and the public. The possible impact on daily life and business is under consideration.
Spanish Monarchy at a Crossroads: Why Zapatero Believes Leonor Will Surpass Her Father
Zapatero Confident: Juan Carlos I Memoirs Will Bolster Felipe VI. Zapatero believes the former king's memoirs will reinforce Felipe VI's authority. He also hopes Princess Leonor may one day surpass the current monarch. The politician commented on the situation in Valencia and the role of PSOE.
Free Car Charging at Supermarkets and Airports: How to Cut Your Transport Costs in 2025
More Free Electric Car Chargers in Spain: Where to Find Them and How to Use. Free charging stations for electric cars are popping up across Spain. Supermarkets, hotels, and airports are joining the trend. Discover where to find these charging points and how to use them—start saving on transport today.
Rental prices in Madrid and Barcelona keep climbing: see which markets lead the surge
Housing Rent in Spain Soared Nearly 11% in a Year: Where Are the Highest Rates? In October 2025, rental prices in Spain jumped by almost 11%. The trend varies across regions. Major cities have seen record highs, while experts highlight significant differences between provinces.
Barcelona to Honor Two Legends With a Unique Sculpture — Find Out How the City Will Forever Link Their Names
Barcelona to Unveil Statue of Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé in Honor of Olympic Anthem. A new sculpture honoring Mercury and Caballé will be installed in Barcelona. The monument in Glories Park will symbolize the city’s Olympic legacy. Discover why this project holds special significance for locals.
Hatred Behind the Wall: Who Turned Isabel Preysler’s Life Into a Construction Nightmare
Isabel Preysler and the Years-Long Feud with Her Daughter-in-law over the Puerta de Hierro Mansion. Isabel Preysler has revealed new details about a family dispute. Construction of her mansion has dragged on for years, stalled by lawsuits from her daughter-in-law.
This Cantabrian spot will amaze you: whale-shaped cliffs, a shape-shifting beach, and birds of prey
Orinon – the Hidden Treasure of Cantabria with the Stone Whale and Devil’s Eyes. There’s a remarkable coastal village in Cantabria where the landscape shifts with the tides. Here, nature and the sea have shaped something truly unique. Discover this extraordinary place.
25 out of 30 stores have closed: What travelers need to know and when services will return
Sants Station Renovation in Barcelona Leaves Passengers Without Familiar Shops. Barcelona's Sants station has lost most of its shops due to major renovations. Passengers are facing long lines and a lack of familiar services. It remains unclear when the situation will improve.
Senate Scandal: Sánchez Demands Opposition's Response Over 280,000 Euro Case
Pedro Sánchez in Sharp Confrontation with Senate over Mask Scandal. Pedro Sánchez finds himself at the center of a high-profile Senate inquiry. His brother is accused of receiving a large commission from a mask contract. Political tensions are rising, and the opposition is under pressure to respond.
Bilbao and Vitoria Join the List of Cities with Rent Controls: What Will Change for Tenants
Rental Restrictions Introduced in Nine Spanish Capitals to Stabilize Housing Market. Spanish authorities are expanding the list of cities with limits on rent increases. The new measures affect Bilbao, Vitoria, and several other municipalities. The decision aims to protect tenants and stabilize the housing market. Changes to rental regulations are expected in the coming months.
Bilbao surprises: upscale neighborhoods, celebrities, and record-breaking apartment prices
The Most Prestigious Districts in Bilbao: Where Housing Comes at a Premium. Bilbao is home to neighborhoods with the highest real estate prices. The city attracts investors and celebrities alike. Find out how the property market is evolving and which areas are considered the most exclusive.
Patrols on the Streets of Amesola: How Desperation United Neighbors Against Vandalism
Bilbao Residents Take Night Shifts to Prevent Garbage Container Arson. Amézola has seen 25 cases of container arson in a year. Residents have organized night patrols to protect their homes and businesses. City authorities have yet to offer effective solutions.
Spanish company severs ties with Israel after investigation launched: details and possible repercussions
Sidenor President Under Investigation for Supplying Steel to Israel for Weapons. Spanish company Sidenor has halted its cooperation with Israel after a criminal case was opened over steel supplies destined for weapons manufacture. Company executives have been summoned to court on charges of smuggling and complicity in crimes against humanity. Investigators are probing how and why these shipments took place.
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