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Borrasca Benjamin: Red Alert Issued for the Cantabrian Coast and País Vasco

Storm Hits Northern Spain: Waves Up to 8 Meters and Gale-Force Winds. The powerful storm Borrasca Benjamin will bring dangerous waves and hurricane-force winds to northern Spain. Authorities have declared a red alert for the coasts of Cantabria and the Basque Country. Heavy rain, a sharp drop in temperature, and hazardous weather conditions are expected.

How Waste is Turned into Money and Energy in Spain – Surprising Details

Spain Bets on Biomethane to Boost Circular Economy. In Spain, waste from cities, agriculture, and the food industry is being transformed into raw material for biomethane production. This technology helps reduce waste while supporting the circular economy. Learn how it impacts the incomes of farmers and agricultural producers.

Spain's Forgotten Masterpiece – Why This Cathedral Amazes

Zamora Cathedral – A Unique Romanesque Gem Worth Visiting at Least Once in Your Life. In Castilla y León, there is an ancient temple whose architecture is truly impressive. It preserves unique artistic treasures. This is a must-visit destination.

Spanish pensioners prepare for new Imserso trips—now with pets

Imserso Launches Sale of Travel Packages for Seniors for the 2025-2026 Season. In October, bookings for Imserso tours for 2025-2026 will open. The program now includes new benefits for people with low pensions and the option to travel with pets. High demand is expected for affordable destinations.

Hundreds of artisans, knight tournaments, and giant puppets await visitors in Madrid – Don't miss the main historical event of the autumn

In October, Alcalá de Henares Will Transform Into a City from Cervantes' Era. From October 8 to 12, 2025, Alcalá de Henares invites visitors to a large-scale historical festival. The city will come alive in the spirit of the Golden Age, promising a unique experience. Highlights include a traditional fair, knightly tournaments, and musical performances.

Why switching to a state-run bracelet system could change the lives of thousands of women – What private contracts conceal and the security risks involved

Spain Changes Approach to Bracelets for Protecting Women from Violence. Spain is discussing transferring the electronic bracelet system for victims of violence to state management. Authorities are considering new steps to improve oversight and transparency. The decision could impact the safety of thousands of women and children.