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533 newsKey Facts About Upfront Payments When Apartment Hunting: Rental Insights for Madrid and Barcelona
Can You Pay Advance Rent for an Apartment in Spain in 2025? The Spanish rental market changed in 2025. Landlords now demand extra guarantees. This article explains the rules of advance payments, highlighting what is and isn't legal when renting a property.
How former tourist workhorses found a new life in nature: an inspiring rescue story
In Malaga, Carriage Horses Find New Homes and a Chance for Peaceful Retirement. Horse-drawn carriages have been banned in Malaga, and 16 horses have been taken to a shelter. They are now receiving medical care and preparing for a life without labor. Thanks to volunteers and dedicated care, their future has changed for the better.
Wine garages, homemade cuisine, and secrets to success: why mostos have become a symbol of Andalusia
Family Wine Houses of Jerez: How Tradition Became a Culinary Phenomenon. The wine houses of Jerez captivate with their unique atmosphere and cuisine. Family-run mostos attract guests from all over Andalusia. Discover how a simple hobby turned into a culinary trend.
Property prices keep rising: where are homes now most expensive and affordable in Spain?
Spain Sees Record Surge in Second-Hand Housing Prices in 2025. In October 2025, the price of second-hand housing in Spain reached an all-time high. Over the year, prices soared by nearly 16%. Read on for a regional and city-by-city breakdown.
Pharmaceutical giant pours billions into Barcelona: What will the city’s business hub look like now?
AstraZeneca Expands Presence in Barcelona: A New Chapter for the Estel Building. AstraZeneca has opened offices in the Estel building in Barcelona, occupying eight floors with plans for further growth. The company is investing €1.3 billion by 2027 and will increase its workforce to 2,000 employees. Find out how this move will impact the region’s economy and drive innovation.
Media tactics and legal paradoxes: Why the case against the Attorney General became a symbol of political maneuvering
Scandal Erupts in Spain Over Case Against Attorney General: How Public Attention Is Being Manipulated. Spain is abuzz over the case against the Attorney General. Authorities are using media tactics to distract from the core allegations. We break down how this strategy works—and where it could lead.
Spanish Judiciary Under Scrutiny: High-Profile Case Against Chief Prosecutor Could Reshape the System
Fiscal Scandal: Spain’s Attorney General to Stand Trial for Data Leak. For the first time in the country’s history, the Attorney General will face criminal charges. He is accused of disclosing confidential information from a tax fraud investigation. The upcoming trial could become a watershed moment for Spain’s legal system.
Budget Scandal: Hospital Cuts Spark Wave of Protests Across Andalusia
Andalusian Authorities Slash Staff Funding in Region’s Largest Hospitals. Andalusia is reducing hospital staff expenses by €91 million. The move has sparked strong reactions from unions and politicians. We discuss how this could impact the healthcare system.
Scandalous Trial: Why the Proceedings Against García Ortiz Are Called Unprecedented and a Violation of Rights
State Legal Counsel Calls for Dismissal of Case Against Spain’s Attorney General. Spain’s State Legal Counsel has called for the judicial process against the Attorney General to be declared invalid. The defense argues the proceedings infringe on legal rights and are marked by overly aggressive investigation. The case has already sparked significant debate within the legal community.
Valencia President Under Fire: Faces Outcry from Families of State Funeral Victims
Carlos Mazón to Address the Public After Scandal at Memorial Ceremony. Carlos Mazón has announced an upcoming public statement following harsh criticism during a memorial ceremony in Valencia. Despite mounting pressure, he has no plans to resign. The politician intends to meet with victims’ families and restore public trust.
Shocking Revelations: Ex-LogiRail Employee Exposes High-Level Corruption Scheme
Scandal Erupts in Spanish Senate: Former LogiRail Employee Accuses Management of Corruption. A former LogiRail employee told the Senate that a former transport minister revealed Pedro Sánchez was aware of corruption schemes. She presented correspondence and detailed threats and pressure. The revelations from the investigation are sparking intense reaction.
Investigation Targets Prime Minister's Wife: What Are Judges Looking For in Her Messages and Documents?
Madrid Court Orders UCO to Analyze Seven Years of Begoña Gómez's Emails. A Madrid judge has ordered a review of Begoña Gómez's email correspondence over the past seven years. The UCO will analyze the messages to clarify details of her activities and advisory role. The investigation concerns possible use of public resources for personal gain.
Healthcare budget cuts: what does cost-saving really mean for patients and doctors?
Andalusian Authorities Cut Staff Funding at Largest Regional Hospitals. In 2025, six leading hospitals in Andalusia will face a €91 million reduction in staff funding. The decision is already raising concerns among healthcare workers and patients. Find out what these new measures could mean.
Spain’s Youth Move Right: A New Political Era Unfolds
Vox Gains Ground Amid PSOE Decline and PP Stagnation. Vox is gaining popularity among young voters. The PP is losing momentum, while the PSOE continues to see its support slip. Discover how Spaniards’ political preferences have shifted over the past month.
SAE launches a digital platform to engage 'invisible' job seekers: How will the labor market change?
Andalusian Authorities to Re-engage 24,000 Unemployed Who Aren’t Actively Job Hunting. Andalusia launches a program to help 24,000 people return to active job searching. A new digital system will identify and support those who haven’t sought help in a long time. Find out how the region’s employment approach is set to change.
Court investigates why President Mazón missed emergency calls: controversy grows over the lunch at El Ventorro
Valencia Disaster Investigation: Key Witness and Missed Calls. Journalist Maribel Vilaplana stands at the center of the Valencia tragedy case. Her testimony could shed light on official actions during a critical moment. The court seeks answers as to why the president ignored crucial calls.
Who Will Lead the Party Next? The Succession Drama Surrounding Mazón's Replacement in Valencia
Valencian PP Seeks New Leader After Carlos Mazón Steps Down. Carlos Mazón resigns as leader of Valencia's PP following a scandal at a memorial ceremony. He will not run in 2027 and has suggested Vicente Mompó as his successor. The party is discussing potential candidates and preparing for major changes.
Lost Treasure of Andalusia: How a Spanish Castle's Courtyard Ended Up in the USA
A Castle in Almería Whose Marble Heart Now Beats in New York. High in the mountains of Almería rises an ancient fortress, marked by glory and loss. Its greatest treasure has left Spain—and now captivates visitors in New York.
Investigation Amid Valencia Floods: Why Is a Journalist Being Asked to Provide Proof?
Catalroja Judge Demands Vilaplana’s Parking Receipt After Meeting with Mazon. A judge from Catalroja has requested journalist Maribel Vilaplana’s parking receipt after her lunch with Carlos Mazón on the day of the Valencia floods. Investigators are seeking to confirm the timing of their meeting. Details in our report.
How to Get a Home Energy Certificate in Spain: What It Means for Buyers and Renters
How to Check the Energy Efficiency of Your Apartment in Spain: A Step-by-Step Guide for Owners. In Spain, an energy performance certificate is required for selling or renting property. This article explains how to determine your apartment’s energy efficiency rating and why it matters. Key factors influencing the final score are also outlined.
Barcelona to Honor Two Legends With a Unique Sculpture — Find Out How the City Will Forever Link Their Names
Barcelona to Unveil Statue of Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé in Honor of Olympic Anthem. A new sculpture honoring Mercury and Caballé will be installed in Barcelona. The monument in Glories Park will symbolize the city’s Olympic legacy. Discover why this project holds special significance for locals.
Madrid’s Heart Transformed: 3,000 New Homes, Green Parks, and Retail Spaces to Revitalize the City Center
A New Eco-District to be Built on the Former Roca Factory Site in Alcalá de Henares. Alcalá de Henares is set for a major urban transformation. A modern eco-district is planned on the grounds of the former Roca factory. The project will include housing, green spaces, and commercial areas. Local authorities hope to attract young families and boost the development of the urban environment.
Hidden Treasure of Córdoba: The Mysterious Megalith Older Than the Egyptian Pyramids
Lost Dolmen in Córdoba: A Unique Neolithic Monument. An ancient megalithic landmark hides in Andalusia. Recognized as a site of cultural interest, this location is a must-visit. Discover more about this prehistoric heritage.
Government Tightens Measures Against Distortion of Dictatorship History: What Will Change in 2025
Pedro Sánchez Accuses Opposition of Supporting Historical Revisionism in Spain. The Spanish Prime Minister has spoken out against attempts to rewrite history. Authorities are tightening memory laws and promise to stand firm against pressure. Find out how these measures could impact society and legislation.
A Forgotten Railway Becomes Spain's Most Beautiful Walking Route: Discover This Hidden Paradise for Travelers
Following the 'Oil Train': A Unique Journey Along Córdoba's Historic Railway. An extraordinary route winds through southern Córdoba, tracing an old railway line. This path weaves together history, nature, and culture. Discover the soul of Andalusia.
Architect Jordi Martí explains why delaying property renovation could cost you money
Expert Warns: Spanish Homeowners Risk Losing Equity Due to Lack of Renovations. Spain faces concerns over its aging housing stock. Homeowners are dealing with rising maintenance costs. European subsidies may help modernize properties. Experts urge not to postpone necessary renovations.
Why Renting in Madrid and Barcelona Is Outpacing Other European Capitals: 2025 Market Analysis
Spanish Rental Market Hits Records: Madrid and Barcelona Catch Up with London and Paris. Rental prices in Spain have soared to new heights. Madrid and Barcelona now lead in rental costs, with Mediterranean cities also showing notable growth. Demand is outstripping supply, reshaping the market.
Hundreds of Residents Sue Authorities: Why Compensation Payments Could Take Years
Valencia Flood Victims Demand €58 Million in Compensation. Over 400 Valencia residents are demanding €58 million in compensation from the government and regional authorities following a devastating flood. Locals are seeking reimbursement for damages, but the payout process could drag on for months.
Senate Scandal: Sánchez Demands Opposition's Response Over 280,000 Euro Case
Pedro Sánchez in Sharp Confrontation with Senate over Mask Scandal. Pedro Sánchez finds himself at the center of a high-profile Senate inquiry. His brother is accused of receiving a large commission from a mask contract. Political tensions are rising, and the opposition is under pressure to respond.
How a Forgotten Package Threw an Elderly Couple’s Life Into Chaos — The Story of a Madrid Seamstress
In Madrid, Concierge Accidentally Hid Picasso Painting, Mistaking It for an Ordinary Parcel. A concierge in Madrid mistook a Picasso masterpiece for an ordinary package. The incident sparked a major investigation and changed her approach to work. A story of trust, fears, and unexpected mishaps.
Night at the Museum: How to Spend the Night in a Former Sultan's Palace in Granada
A Unique Hotel Within the Walls of the Alhambra – Parador. Granada boasts a truly special place: a hotel situated within the walls of the Alhambra. Here, luxury meets centuries of history. Immerse yourself in the timeless atmosphere of a bygone era.
Families and diplomats secure visit to prisoners in Guinea, but tensions remain high: what's happening to Andalusians in Black Beach prison
Spaniards in Black Beach Prison: Diplomats Granted Visit but Access Cut Off Again. Two Spaniards held in Black Beach Prison recently received rare visits from relatives and Spanish diplomats. However, access to them has now been restricted once more. Their case has yet to go to trial, with serious concerns remaining over their health and legal rights.
Picasso painting discovered in apartment hallway: When art falls victim to carelessness and bizarre mishaps
Forgotten Picasso Masterpiece Discovered in Madrid After Louvre Heist. A forgotten Picasso masterpiece has surfaced in Madrid following a theft from the Louvre. This story highlights the vulnerability of cultural treasures and the surprising twists in the art world. Why do even the greatest works end up in the most unexpected places? Find out more in our report.
Juana Rivas under investigation: Why the custody battle between Spain and Italy won't end
Granada Mother Faces Court Again for Taking Son to Italy. Juana Rivas is once again at the center of a legal battle. She is accused of failing to return her son to Italy. The court’s decision could shape both her future and her child’s fate.
Elderly Man Falls Victim to Sophisticated Scam: How Routine Cafe Visits Turned Into a Costly Loss
Cafe Owner in Granada Scammed Pensioner Out of €22,000 for Breakfasts. A café owner in Granada has been arrested after charging large sums to a 94-year-old customer’s card over two years. The total loss exceeded €22,000. Read the remarkable details of this unusual scam in our report.
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