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Candidate with a Megaphone: How Extremadura Regionalists Aim to Make Waves in the Elections. A new coalition is emerging in Extremadura's elections. Candidate Raúl González is campaigning with a megaphone. Regionalists are hoping for a surprising breakthrough and change.
What lies ahead for the region after the potential closure of the nuclear facility – an inside perspective
The Economy of Municipalities Surrounding Almaraz Depends on the Fate of the Nuclear Power Plant. Seven out of the ten wealthiest towns in Extremadura rely on the Almaraz nuclear power plant. Local residents fear for the region’s future. Politicians debate the extension of the plant’s operation.
Gallardo Opposes Education Cuts – Promises Change
PSOE Candidate in Extremadura Promises to Restore Free School Meals and Reinstate Family Benefits. The PSOE in Extremadura is focusing on education reform. Gallardo criticizes recent cutbacks and pledges to bring back free services for children. Find out what lies ahead for the region’s schools after the elections.
Five Socialist Priorities: How Life in the Region Will Change
What PSOE of Extremadura Offers in the 2025 Elections: Key Program Points. On December 21, residents of Extremadura will choose a new parliament. PSOE is focusing on protecting rights, supporting youth, and combating population decline. Find out what lies ahead for the region in the coming years.
PP Leader in Extremadura Bets on Farmers and Stability — Elections Will Determine Everything
María Guardiola Confident in People's Party Direction Despite Poll Predictions. María Guardiola disregards poll forecasts and insists on supporting farmers. She accuses PSOE and Vox of blocking reforms. Crucial elections lie ahead in Extremadura.
Vox strengthens its influence as PSOE loses voter support
PP Strengthens Its Position in Extremadura, but Remains Dependent on Vox. PP is expected to win more seats in the Extremadura parliament, but will still need Vox's support. PSOE risks losing a significant portion of its electorate. The balance of power is shifting ahead of the elections.
Who Will Emerge Victorious? An Insider’s Perspective on the Campaign – Unexpected Scenarios
Experts Analyze Pre-Election Battle in Extremadura Amid Crisis. The tense election race in Extremadura is drawing to a close. Political analysts assess the strengths and weaknesses of the parties. Find out what could change the course of the vote.
Neighbors without barriers: Why Extremadura and Portugal share, not divide, their past
Extremadura and Portugal: How the Border Became a Bridge for Business and People. Extremadura and Portugal are more closely connected than it might seem. The local economy, tourism, and daily life have long crossed borders here. Discover how people live and work on both sides of the Raya.
Hundreds of Birds Dead: What Are Madrid Authorities Hiding?
Mass Stork Deaths on the Manzanares Spark Concern in Madrid. Hundreds of dead storks have been found along the Manzanares. Authorities have confirmed an outbreak of avian flu, but official information is scarce. Residents and experts are demanding answers.
A Mountain Village Shrouded in Napoleon’s Mystery: Its Stone Houses Will Surprise You
A Fairytale Village in Extremadura Where Homes Are Built from Napoleon's Castle Stones. Hidden in the mountains of Extremadura lies a secret place—a tiny medieval village steeped in stories of war. Every stone here holds a tale from the past. Discover this unique corner of Spain.
Why Small Festivals Are Emerging as Alternatives to Massive Shows – An Insider’s Perspective
How Microfestivals Are Transforming the Cultural Life of Spanish Cities and Villages. Microfestivals in Spain prove that music can bring people together and support local communities. They offer an alternative to mass events and are reshaping the cultural landscape. Discover how this new approach works.
Sheep Disappeared Overnight — Police Uncover Forgery Scheme
Hornachos Resident Arrested in Extremadura for Stealing 41 Lambs from Farm. A man in Hornachos stole 41 lambs and hid them among his own animals. Police recovered the stolen flock and uncovered a scheme involving forged documents. The suspect is expected to stand trial.
The Sanctuary of Charles V: Discover Where the Emperor Spent His Final Days
Autumn Route in Extremadura: A Village with an Imperial Past. Discover a unique destination: a historic villa in Extremadura once home to Emperor Charles I himself. Explore this picturesque corner of Spain and uncover its greatest secrets. Embark on a journey back in time.
Sánchez Criticizes Ayuso's Policies and Calls for High Voter Turnout — The Battle for Extremadura
Pedro Sánchez Launches Campaign in Extremadura with Criticism of PP's Healthcare Policies. Pedro Sánchez kicked off his campaign in Plasencia, taking aim at the PP’s healthcare reforms. The PSOE leader calls for strong support to counter the right. A tough battle for votes lies ahead.
Why the PP Leader Refused a Live Broadcast — An Election Eve Intrigue
Debates in Extremadura to Go Ahead Without Maria Guardiola of the Popular Party. Debates will take place in Extremadura without Maria Guardiola. The PP leader has declined to participate despite being invited. Other parties have agreed to proceed without her.
All deadlines and details of voting for residents of Spain and abroad – don’t miss your chance
How to Vote by Mail in the December 2025 Elections in Extremadura. Extremadura will hold early elections for the first time. Find out how and until when you can apply to vote by mail so you don't lose your right to vote. Essential information for anyone who can't make it to the polling station.
PP increases pressure on PSOE — a key drama unfolds in the Senate
Scandal Surrounding the Koldo Case: Sedran Summoned to Senate on the Eve of Elections in Extremadura. Sedran is scheduled to testify in the Senate on December 17, coinciding with the final stretch of the campaign in Extremadura. The PP is seizing the opportunity to target the Socialists.
Badajoz Court Issues Surprising Ruling — What Apartment Owners Are Now Allowed
When Can You Renovate an Inner Courtyard Without Your Neighbors’ Consent? Scandal in Badajoz: Court allows renovations without agreement from all residents. Why did the neighbors lose the dispute? What works can now be carried out without approval? Don’t celebrate too early—there are nuances even experienced property owners often overlook.
Subsidy Allocation Scandal in Extremadura: Why Did Most Funds Go to Partido Popular Municipalities?
Extremadura Authorities Award 21 Sports Grants — Almost All Go to PP-Controlled Cities. A controversy has erupted in Extremadura over the distribution of subsidies for sports infrastructure. Twenty out of twenty-one grants were awarded to cities governed by the Partido Popular. The opposition accuses the authorities of bias.
CIS predicts a decline for PSOE and a surge for Vox — who will become the region's new leader?
Extremadura Poll: People’s Party Leads, But Needs Vox Support. In Extremadura, the People’s Party is ahead of the Socialists, but will need Vox’s backing to form a government. The poll shows a sharp decline in support for PSOE and rising popularity for María Guardiola.
A Medieval Treasure of Spain You Probably Haven't Heard Of.
A City in Extremadura Preserves One of Spain’s Most Beautiful Jewish Quarters. Nestled in the mountains of northern Extremadura, there is a small town that preserves an untouched Sephardic heritage. Its medieval district is truly one-of-a-kind. Winding narrow streets lead down to the river, making this town a genuine historical gem of Spain.
The Secret Life of Shepherds in Soria: Reviving Ancient Crafts and the Fight for the Future
How Spanish Shepherds and Young Entrepreneurs Are Reviving Wool Traditions and Markets. In Soria, the ancient tradition of shepherding is fading, but young enthusiasts are creating unique products. By combining the past with modern ideas, they’re breathing new life into dying villages. Discover how this is transforming the market and people’s lives.
Where in Spain Can You Still Find Homes Priced Below Market Value? Surprising Examples
Three Cities in Badajoz Where Housing Costs Less Than 600 Euros per Square Meter. There are cities in Badajoz where housing prices are surprisingly low. Here, the price per square meter is more affordable than in most regions. Why does this happen? Who chooses to live in these places? Don't jump to conclusions—the details may surprise you.
Why Farmers in Andalusia and Extremadura Struggle to Harvest: Mechanization, Subsidies, and the Demographic Gap
Agrarian Crisis in Spain: Labor Shortage Threatens Olive and Citrus Harvest. Andalusia and Extremadura face a shortage of seasonal workers for the harvest. Mechanization and subsidies are exacerbating the issue. Farmers and authorities are searching for a way out of the crisis.
Scandal Erupts Over Jamón Production Rule Changes — Tradition and Purity at Stake
Spanish Ham Producers Clash Over True Jamón Standards: What’s Happening in the Market. A conflict has erupted among Spanish ham producers over new standards. Some insist on preserving pure breeds, while others favor expanding the range. Find out how this dispute could impact the market and consumers.
David Sánchez Scandal: Bias Allegations Against Judges—Will the Trial Be Disrupted?
Pedro Sánchez’s Brother Demands Recusal of Judges in Employment Case. David Sánchez, brother of Spain’s Prime Minister, is demanding the judges in his employment case be replaced. He argues the court cannot remain impartial. This move may impact the timeline of the proceedings.
Toledo’s Hidden Gems: These Three Towns Compete for the Title of the Region’s Most Beautiful
Three Toledo Cities Vie for the Title of Most Beautiful in Castilla-La Mancha. A search for the most beautiful city is underway in Castilla-La Mancha. The province of Toledo has put forward three contenders, each with its unique history. Their traditions and culture impress at every turn. Who will claim the title this year?
Ham and Turkey Lovers Beware: Check Your Fridge for Potential Danger
Seven Types of Meat Delicacies Pulled from Spanish Stores Over Listeria Risk. Seven popular meat products have been urgently removed from shelves across Spain after listeria was detected. Authorities advise against consuming them and urge heightened attention to symptoms.
Rare birds of prey and the roar of deer await here. Discover Spain’s perfect autumn escape
Monfragüe: Autumn Paradise for Tourists in the Heart of Extremadura. This nature reserve in Extremadura comes alive with the rains. Its landscape transforms completely. Unique wildlife and scenic routes await you. This destination is a must-visit. Discover its secrets.
Beyond the Beaches: Discover the Mountain Town That Will Be Your Must-Visit Destination This Fall
Piornal: The Highest Village in Extremadura for Your Autumn Getaway. Discover a unique destination—the highest village of the region, nestled in the mountains of Extremadura. An ideal spot for an autumn escape. Find out what secrets this hidden gem holds. An unforgettable journey awaits you.
Escape from the Capital: A 12th-Century Fortress Town with a Michelin-Starred Restaurant Awaits You
An Amazing Medieval Town Just Two Hours From Madrid for an Autumn Getaway. Finding a place to escape the city rush is easier than you think. Recharge your energy in an atmosphere of complete tranquility. Discover a unique historic destination. The perfect plan for a fall weekend.
Heavy rains hit Spain: regional responses to flood threats and the current situation
Authorities Maintain Rain Warnings in Cáceres and Ávila Despite Improving Conditions. Rain warnings remain in effect in Cáceres and Ávila. Authorities have activated emergency plans and sent alerts to residents. The situation is gradually stabilizing, but road restrictions and precautionary measures are still in place.
Storm Claudia: Road Closures, Port Disruptions, and Record Rainfall in Gran Canaria
Powerful Storm Strikes Canary Islands, Leaves Over 100 Incidents in Its Wake. Storm Claudia lashed the Canary Islands with heavy rain and gale-force winds, resulting in more than a hundred reported incidents. Authorities warn of continued risks, closing roads and ports across the region.
Sánchez Stands Against Privatization: Why Discontent with the Healthcare System Is Rising in Madrid and Andalusia
Sánchez Accuses Madrid Authorities of Backing Private Healthcare and Undermining Public Services. Pedro Sánchez has strongly criticized the privatization policies in regions governed by the Popular Party, arguing that such measures lead to declining quality in public services and greater influence for private companies. Read more in our coverage.
Tiny Sanctuary for a Giant: How a 1.9m Monk Created the World's Smallest Monastery
Spain is Home to the World's Smallest Monastery, Covering Just 72 Square Meters. A unique spot is hidden away in Extremadura: the tiniest monastery in the world. Founded by an ascetic monk in the 16th century, this sanctuary has preserved its original appearance.
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