Argentina schedules first friendlies after Messi exit
Argentina will play three home friendlies in late September and early October, beginning a new era after Lionel Messi's departure. The official status of the matches remains unclear.
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The focus is on why developments there matter for Spain, Spanish residents abroad, foreign communities in Spain and readers tracking international news.
Bolivian Bricklayer Reveals Stark Pay Gap Between Spain and Bolivia
A Bolivian construction worker living in Spain says his monthly pay is more than three times what he could earn in Bolivia. His story shows the contrast in wages and the realities of Spain’s labor market, where skilled migrants are drawn to the sector.
Foreign Patients Left in Limbo at Madrid Hospital Emergency Ward
Two foreign nationals spent days in Puerta de Hierro’s emergency ward. Their cases show how social status and nationality can affect urgent care in Madrid, prompting hospital staff to question the system’s priorities.
Jesuit Order Faces Crimes Against Humanity Accusations in Bolivia Abuse Scandal
A new book exposes decades of sexual abuse by Jesuit priests in Bolivia. More than 500 children are believed to be victims. The publication supports a collective legal case for crimes against humanity against the Jesuit Order.
UDEF Links Zapatero to €200,000 Payment for Alleged Influence in Bolivia
Spanish police allege former Prime Minister Zapatero received €200,000 to sway Bolivian authorities for a Peruvian group. The UDEF report suggests a simulated contract and points to a broader criminal structure.
Experience, Salaries, and Challenges for Migrants on the Country’s Construction Sites
Working in Construction in Spain Through the Eyes of a Bolivian Master. Bolivian worker Albino shares his real experience working on construction sites in Spain. He compares working conditions, salaries, and physical demands to those in his homeland, discusses the challenges of adaptation, and explains why foreigners stay in the profession.
Discover how recent regulations for naturalized and regularized citizens are reshaping Spain’s political landscape, with new twists and unexpected effects making headlines
Voting Rights for Immigrants and Descendants of Exiles What Will Change in 2026. What is happening with the voting rights of immigrants and descendants of Spanish exiles? Why are political parties debating the impact of new citizens on elections? What are the consequences Spain might face after mass legalization and naturalization? An expert comments on who will be able to vote and under what conditions in the upcoming elections. It's more complicated than it seems at first glance
Where in the world does each person have the most forest? Surprising leaders
Which Countries Lead in Forest Area per Capita Worldwide. Discover which countries have the most forest area per capita. Our infographic reveals some surprising leaders and explains the reasons behind their success. See how green resources are distributed around the world.
Three Years of Waiting: Extraordinary Footage of Mysterious Andean Predators Astonishes Scientists
Rare Andean cat family captured on camera for the first time in the mountains of South America. For the first time, elusive wildcats of the Andes have been filmed in their mountain habitat. After a lengthy search, a family of these secretive animals was finally caught on camera. The unique footage reveals hidden aspects of the lives of this endangered species.