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Tough negotiations and leadership battles: How elections in Andalucía, Castilla y León, and Extremadura are reshaping the balance of power on the Spanish left

Rising Tensions Between Sumar and Podemos as Regional Elections Approach. Ahead of early elections in Extremadura, Castilla y León, and Andalucía, divisions between Sumar and Podemos have deepened. The parties are at odds over coalition formats and election strategies, which could impact the outcome at the polls. Internal power struggles are heightening tensions and complicating negotiations for a united front.

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Missing child found safe: dramatic rescue details in Navalmoral de la Mata

Kidnapped Baby Found in Extremadura: Man and Woman Arrested. Police in Extremadura found a missing baby on a remote farm. The suspects have been arrested. The child is reported to be in good condition. Read more about this unusual incident in our report.

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European Capital of Culture 2027: Discover Portugal’s Hidden Gem Next Door to Spain

Évora: Portugal’s Timeless Treasure Just an Hour from Spain. Évora is set to become Europe’s next cultural capital, preserving its unique charm and history. Discover its rich heritage and enjoy an unforgettable culinary journey.

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Political Gamble: Why Snap Elections Don't Always Guarantee Victory

Snap Elections in Spain: When a Gamble for Success Ends in Failure. Snap elections may seem like a perfect solution, but they don't always deliver the expected results. Spanish politicians have repeatedly faced unforeseen consequences from such moves. We explore when betting on early elections pays off—and when it leads to defeat.

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Step Back in Time: Discover the City Where History Lives on Every Street

Alburquerque: A Medieval Time Capsule on the Portuguese Border. Discover a hidden gem of Extremadura where time stands still. Centuries-old walls hold ancient secrets. The perfect destination for an autumn getaway.

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Who is Miguel Ángel Gallardo: Biography, controversies, and political career of the PSOE candidate

Miguel Ángel Gallardo to Head Socialist List in Extremadura Elections on December 21. Miguel Ángel Gallardo has been named as the PSOE candidate for the snap elections in Extremadura. His nomination comes amid a political crisis and an ongoing investigation. Discover how he rose to leadership and what stands behind his candidacy.

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Atlantic cyclones to bring heavy downpours: where to expect rain and why your umbrella will be essential

Spain Braces for a Series of Torrential Rains and Unstable Weather This Week. Persistent rains and thunderstorms are set to hit Spain in the coming days. The most intense downpours are expected in the western and southern regions. Find out which areas will be at the heart of the storm.

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Sequin Glam Queen: Isabel Preysler Sparks a Fashion Revolution on TV

Isabel Preysler Stuns Spain with Daring Look on Hit TV Show El Hormiguero. The style icon is back in the spotlight. Her new outfit has sparked major discussion. She presented her new book to the public. What’s behind this bold move?

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Archaeologists Return to Medellín and Make a Sensational Discovery — What the Earth Hid for Nearly 50 Years

Greek Ceramics Discovered in Medellin Necropolis After Long Pause in Excavations. Archaeological works have resumed in Medellin after decades. Unique artifacts confirming ancient trade links have been discovered. The project promises new findings and development for the region.

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Horse Experiment in the Mountains of Extremadura Challenges Perceptions of Animals – Why the Project Attracts Global Attention

In Extremadura, Wild Horses Are Observed and Approaches to Taming Are Being Reconsidered. An unusual project is underway in the mountains of Extremadura: wild horses are being observed without human intervention. The goal is to challenge traditional views on taming and to demonstrate how these animals behave in their natural environment. This unique experience is attracting the attention of experts and enthusiasts from around the world.

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Madrid Treasury Funds: How Party Workers Receive Payments Without Working at City Hall

Scandal in Madrid: PP Staff Paid from City Budget. A dispute has erupted in Madrid over the salaries of employees linked to the PP leadership. Two individuals are receiving wages from the city budget without performing municipal duties. Details of the situation and political reactions — in our report.

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Forget Hotels – Rural Spain Offers Something Completely Different and Remarkable

Eco-tourism in Extremadura: How Secluded Cabins Are Redefining Nature Getaways. A new style of accommodation has emerged in the mountains of Spain. It blends comfort with total harmony. Discover the trend of reconnecting with nature. This is a game changer for tourism.

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Why Zafra is Called Little Seville and What You Must Try There – Gastronomy and History in One Place

Zafra in Extremadura Turns into an Open-Air Museum in Autumn. Zafra in Extremadura is a city renowned for its unique architecture and atmosphere. Here, historic palaces and monasteries blend seamlessly with contemporary culinary experiences. October is the perfect time for leisurely strolls and tastings.

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Rediscover Mérida – Roman ruins, festivals, and art-filled nights await you

Mérida: A City Where Ancient Rome Meets Modern Culture. Mérida in Extremadura surprises with its blend of ancient heritage and vibrant cultural life. Every summer, thousands of visitors come to admire its unique monuments and take part in lively events. The city continues to amaze even the most seasoned travelers.

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Archaeologists uncover remains of dozens killed in mine as memory law is revoked – Families shocked by discovery in Zarza la Mayor mine

Mass Grave of Spanish Civil War Victims Discovered in Extremadura. Remains of more than twenty people killed during the Spanish Civil War have been found in a mine in Extremadura. At the same time, the region has repealed the memory law. Families of the victims and historians are concerned about these developments.

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This Galician town on the border with Portugal hides a thermal paradise and medieval secrets

Salvaterra do Miño: A Galician Town with the Largest Open-Air Thermal Baths and a Vast Park. On the border with Portugal lies a town preserving its medieval heritage. Nearby is a vast green park, and the largest thermal complex can also be found here.

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The Forgotten History of America: Why New Mexico’s Largest City Is Named After a Spanish Aristocrat

The Spanish Roots of Albuquerque: How a Duke from Extremadura Gave His Name to a US City. A major metropolis in the southwestern United States. Its name sounds familiar to Spaniards. The city’s history reveals deep European roots. Discover the connection to a noble title.

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Cayetano Martínez de Irujo outraged: scandalous details of his wedding with Bárbara Mirjan

Duke of Archon's Wedding: Groom’s Anger, Priest’s Rebuke, and Other Awkward Moments. One of the year's major social events has taken place. The wedding of an aristocratic couple drew widespread attention, but not everything went according to plan. Behind the splendor of the celebration, unexpected moments unfolded.

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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.

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In which Spanish autonomous regions is the holiday moved to Monday, and who will get a long weekend – Unexpected change of holiday surprises many residents

Which regions of Spain have a holiday on October 13, 2025, instead of October 12. In 2025, Spain's national holiday falls on a Sunday. Some regions have moved the day off to Monday, giving residents a long weekend. Find out where people will enjoy a three-day break.

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A politician who transformed Extremadura and left his mark on the country's history has passed away – Why his departure shocked Spain

Former President of Extremadura Guillermo Fernández Vara Dies in Spain. Guillermo Fernández Vara, former president of Extremadura, has died at the age of 66. He was one of the most prominent members of the Socialist Party and dedicated his career to the region’s development. His legacy includes social sector reforms and efforts to strengthen unity.

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Where to Find the Tastiest Mushrooms in Spain and Why Gourmets Flock Here in Autumn – Discover the Secrets of Ambros

In the Ambroz Valley, Autumn Brings Mushroom Tourism and Local Cuisine. In Ambroz (Valle del Ambroz), autumn marks the start of mushroom fever. Local forests become a paradise for nature and gastronomy enthusiasts. Here, rare mushrooms are foraged and regional traditions celebrated.

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Top 25 Spanish Cities with the Highest Average Salaries – Who Leads the Ranking

Where the Wealthiest Residents of Spain Live: City Income Rankings. Spain has once again updated its ranking of cities by income level. The leaders remain unchanged, but the gap between regions is striking. Find up-to-date data and some unexpected shifts in the latest list.

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Barcelona and Madrid Lead Again: Where Rental Prices Will Break Records in 2025

Rental Housing in Spain Rose by Almost 11 Percent in a Year. The cost of renting apartments in Spain has increased by nearly 11 percent over the past year. The average price has reached 14.5 euros per square meter. Record-high figures have been registered in some cities.

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Forget the beaches – here’s the most authentic way to experience the real Spain this autumn

Royal Trails of Spain – The Perfect Autumn Journey Following Shepherds and Merino Sheep. Spain offers a unique autumn travel experience. Ancient shepherd paths are once again open to everyone. Travelers can expect unique experiences and discoveries. Explore the rural heritage.

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Balearic Islands, Madrid, and Barcelona: Where Homeownership Remains Elusive Even After 10 Years

How Many Years Does It Take to Buy a Home in Spain? Buying an apartment in Spain takes varying amounts of time depending on the region. In some areas, housing is more affordable, while in others it is almost unattainable. Analysts highlight rising prices and disparities between cities. This article presents the latest market data.

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A little-known town on the Portuguese border preserves megaliths and medieval secrets – The birthplace of star Soraya Arnelas

Valencia de Alcántara in Extremadura Astonishes with Stone Churches and White Houses. Valencia de Alcántara in the province of Cáceres is a place where history and nature intertwine. Here you’ll find preserved megalithic monuments, medieval streets, and unique traditions. This town on the border with Portugal surprises with its atmosphere and culture.

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Autumn Surprise: Atlantic Storm to Bring Heavy Rains and Gusty Winds This Weekend — Which Regions Will Be Hit Hardest

Spain to Be Hit by Wave of Rain and Winds After Warm Spell. A sharp change in weather is expected in Spain at the start of autumn. An Atlantic storm will bring precipitation and strong winds. Some regions will be particularly affected by the severe weather. Details on the forecast and recommendations for residents.

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Sunny days to give way to storms and heavy rain this weekend – what the skies have in store

Spain to See Warming and Stable Weather Before Sudden Climate Shift. On Friday, Spain will experience warm and stable weather throughout the country. However, a sharp deterioration is expected by the weekend as a storm with strong winds and heavy rain approaches from the west. Some regions may see record-breaking temperatures.

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When Soldiers Turn into Demons: The Story of a Three-Day Plundering of Europe's Wealthiest City

Spanish Fury in Antwerp 1576 – A Dark Chapter of the Golden Age of the Spanish Crown. The Spanish Empire faced financial collapse. Its army in the Netherlands was left without pay. Starving soldiers turned their weapons on civilians. Thus began one of the bloodiest tragedies.

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Subtropical heat will give way to thunderstorms and a drop in temperature across the country – An unexpected weather shift set to surprise even the weather-sensitive

Spain Faces Sharp Drop in Temperatures Down to Ten Degrees This Weekend. A significant drop in temperatures is expected in Spain starting Saturday. Atmospheric changes will bring thunderstorms and cooler weather to nearly all regions. In some areas, temperatures will fall by as much as 10 degrees. The heat will give way to unstable weather.

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The weather in Spain is changing dramatically – heat gives way to rain and cooler temperatures

Spain Braces for Cold Snap and Rain After Prolonged Heat. The country is expecting a significant drop in temperatures and the return of rainfall. After unusually high temperatures in September, Spaniards will face a change in weather conditions. Atmospheric processes will bring much-needed relief to residents across various regions.

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Toledo, Cervantes, and Columbus: What Secrets Does the Night of Heritage Hold in Spain

Fifteen Spanish Cities Unite for Night of Cultural Heritage 2025. Spain is preparing for a major cultural event that will span 15 historic cities. On this evening, monuments, museums, and streets will be filled with art, music, and dance. Unique performances and free events are planned for all visitors.

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Meteorologists Shock: Autumn Won't Arrive in Andalusia and Catalonia

Spain Welcomes September with Unusual Heat and Rare Rainfall. September in Spain is expected to be unusually hot, with rainfall remaining scarce. In some regions, temperatures could exceed 38 degrees. Meteorologists warn of a prolonged summer heatwave and possible new temperature records.

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Feijóo between a rock and a hard place: Can the PP leader keep the party united?

Internal Disagreements in Spain’s Popular Party Over the Gaza Conflict. Debate has intensified within Spain’s Popular Party over how to respond to events in Gaza. Party leaders are trying to find a compromise between differing views among members. The issue of supporting Israel and assessing the situation is causing tension among politicians.

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