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In Cádiz and the Canary Islands, moray eel is no longer a poor man's fish

Moray Eel from Barbate: How a Cheap 'Snake' Delicacy Found Its Way onto Top Restaurant Menus. In Andalusia and the Canary Islands, moray eel has long been seen as a fish for frying and simple meals. Now, its unusual texture and flavor have caught the attention of chefs, changing the way this product is perceived.

Madrid Institute Gains National Recognition for Innovation and Inclusion

Princesa de Girona Escuela 2025 Award: IES Gerardo Diego Named Best School of the Year. In Madrid, the public institute IES Gerardo Diego has won the prestigious Princesa de Girona Escuela 2025 Award. The jury highlighted its achievements in both academic and social fields. Five schools from different regions competed in the final.

A common mistake in Spanish kitchens prevents getting a crispy crust

Chef Ángel León Explains Why You Shouldn't Wash Fish Before Frying. Ángel León urges people to stop the common habit of rinsing fish under the tap before frying. According to him, this worsens the texture and makes it harder to achieve the desired result. His advice is relevant for anyone cooking seafood at home.

New support measures for families and youth available in the region in 2026

10 Little-Known Benefits in Andalusia: Who Can Get Money for Housing, Electricity, and Education. Andalusia offers several assistance programs, ranging from subsidies for rent and electricity payments to support for students and the unemployed. Many people are unaware that some benefits are granted automatically, while others require an application.

26 players leave the club at once, coaching staff sees new appointments

Real Zaragoza announces five new signings and major squad changes. Real Zaragoza has started the season by signing five new players and announcing the departure of 26 others. The club has refreshed its coaching staff and revealed details of the preseason preparations. Up to ten more transfers are expected.

In Madrid, Niña Pastori performed for the Pope and Cedia center staff

Niña Pastori Performs for the Pope Again: A Special Appearance in Madrid. In Madrid, Niña Pastori performed the song “Incomparable” for Pope Leon XIV. This marked the singer’s second time performing before the pontiff in 23 years. The event was attended by staff and beneficiaries of the Cedia center.

Spain restricts use of military bases for US operations against Iran

US Threatens to Review NATO Participation over Spain's Refusal of Base Access. The US has questioned its role in NATO after Spain denied access to the Rota and Morón bases. Washington is displeased with Madrid's stance on military operations against Iran. Spanish authorities cite budget constraints as the reason for their decision.

Fire in Doñana National Park Forces Pilgrims to Change Routes

Andalusian Authorities Demand More Support to Extinguish Doñana Fire. A wildfire in Doñana National Park has spread across 400 hectares. Andalusian authorities are requesting additional aerial resources from Madrid. Due to the blaze, the return routes for pilgrims have been changed.

LaLiga Hypermotion relegation zone remains tense with two rounds to go

Six LaLiga Hypermotion Clubs Fighting for Survival: Who Is at Risk of Relegation. Six teams in LaLiga Hypermotion are on the brink of relegation. With two rounds left in the season, none of the outsiders have secured their place. The fate of these spots will be determined in head-to-head matches and by additional tiebreakers.

Cádiz decides clubs' fate: who will stay in professional football

Cádiz and Leganés to Battle for Survival in LaLiga Hypermotion. The Cádiz vs. Leganés match has become decisive for both teams. A win guarantees staying up, while a loss means a risk of relegation. Leganés only need a draw, while Cádiz must take all three points.

Teresa Rodríguez opens up about the most challenging moment after her diagnosis

Teresa Rodriguez Speaks for the First Time About Her Diagnosis and Reaction to Criticism After Chemotherapy. Teresa Rodriguez has found herself in the spotlight after openly sharing her illness. Her response to criticism about her appearance sparked widespread discussion. In an interview, she revealed what proved to be the hardest moment.

Government bonus will be paid automatically — funds will be credited directly

In Andalusia, thousands of families to receive automatic heating grant of up to 400 euros. In 2026, the Andalusian authorities will launch automatic payments under the Bono Social Térmico program. The amount of assistance depends on the region's climate and the family's vulnerability. Recipients do not need to apply—the money will be transferred to their account after notification by mail.