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533 newsUnexpected twists in the testimony of the ex-PSOE leader – what is Serdán hiding?
Senate Drama: Santos Serdan and the Audio Scandal in the Koldo Case. Santos Serdan found himself at the center of Senate hearings on the Koldo case. His reaction to audio recordings and documents surprised many. Why does the former PSOE secretary refuse to acknowledge the obvious? Read more.
Supermarket Chain Explains When Usual Selection Will Return – What’s Happening in the Egg Market
Mercadona Temporarily Reduces Share of Free-Range Eggs Due to Avian Flu. Mercadona has reduced its share of cage-free eggs following an outbreak of avian flu. The company pledges to quickly restore its previous product range. Find out how this has affected suppliers and customers.
Where to Celebrate with a Big Group: Top Country Houses for Rent
15 Ideas for an Unforgettable Christmas and New Year in Spain. Looking for the perfect holiday destination? We've selected the best options for you. Cozy homes ideal for large groups. Celebrate Christmas and New Year in a truly memorable way. Discover where there are still available spots for your family and friends.
How to Get Up to €100 for Children's Optical Expenses – Details and Requirements
Spain Launches Subsidy Program for Glasses and Lenses for Children Under 16. Families in Spain with children under 16 can now receive up to €100 to help cover the cost of eyeglasses or contact lenses. The new government program is already in effect nationwide. Find out who is eligible and how to apply.
Power, money, and weak institutions: how corruption keeps the country captive
Why Corruption in Spain Persists Despite Scandals and Reforms. Corruption in Spain never truly disappears—it simply evolves. Weak institutions and entrenched political habits hinder real change. Why do reforms stall, and what stands in the way of genuine progress? Read on to find out.
Vox gains ground as PP ratings fall amid healthcare crisis
Moreno's Party Risks Losing Majority in Andalusia Amid Vox Surge. Vox is gaining ground in Andalusia, while support for the ruling party is waning. A new poll indicates that the PP could lose its absolute majority. For the first time, healthcare has become the main concern for residents of the region.
Power Under Threat — Vox Gains Ground as PSOE Support Wanes
Corruption Scandals and Healthcare Crisis Reshape Andalusia's Political Landscape. Support for Vox is rising in Andalusia amid corruption scandals and healthcare issues. Moreno's party is losing its absolute majority, while the Socialists continue to decline. Find out how the region's political map is shifting.
Ready-made delicacies for Christmas Eve and New Year's – surprise your guests
Mercadona Launches Festive Menu with Ready-to-Eat Dishes for New Year's Celebrations. Mercadona offers ready-made dishes for holiday dinners. The menu features canapés, meat, and fish. Orders can be placed in advance to save time on cooking.
Tragedy on the A-92 Highway — Search Concluded, Identity Being Confirmed
Body of Woman Found in Andalusia After She Went Missing Following Argument With Husband. A body believed to be that of a 73-year-old British woman has been discovered near the A-92 highway. The woman disappeared following a nighttime dispute with her husband. DNA testing is underway to confirm her identity.
Ready-to-serve Delicacies for Christmas Eve and New Year's – Impress Your Guests
Mercadona Launches Holiday Menu with Ready-Made Dishes for New Year’s Celebrations. Mercadona offers ready-made dishes for festive dinners. The menu includes canapés, meat, and fish. Orders can be placed in advance to save time on cooking.
Client Law and Salary Increases Approved – Budget Under Threat Again
Lawmakers Endorse Key Social Initiatives Despite Disagreements. Spain's parliament ends the year by approving important social laws. Lawmakers supported reforms and salary increases, but budget restrictions were once again rejected.
Scandal Surrounding Vox and Revuelta — Investigation into DANA Case Gains Momentum
Sumar Demands Vox and Revuelta Be Questioned Over Possible Misappropriation of Donations. Sumar is calling for representatives of Vox and its youth wing Revuelta to appear before a parliamentary committee. The reason: suspicions of unlawful use of funds raised for victims of DANA. The issue is sparking widespread public debate.
Granada Court Surprises Landlords — What They Can No Longer Require from Tenants
Who Pays for Painting and Cleaning When Tenants Move Out in Spain? A court ruling from Granada could reshape the rental market. Tenants and property owners are debating responsibility for painting and cleaning. Who is now required to cover repair costs? Don’t rush to return the keys—details inside. The new rules may surprise even seasoned landlords.
Rock legend dies at 63 — fans in mourning
Spanish Rock Scene Bids Farewell to Robe Iniesta — Extremoduro Frontman Passes Away. Robe Iniesta has passed away at the age of 63. His work forever changed Spanish rock. Fans and musicians mourn the loss of this legendary figure.
A month of upheaval for Granada's socialists — from resignations to investigations
Internal Crises and Scandals Shake PSOE in Granada in December 2025. December proved to be a challenging month for PSOE in Granada. The party faced a wave of resignations, internal strife, and high-profile allegations. Tensions are running high, and the situation remains tense and unpredictable.
Salary Scandal at Virgen del Rocío — Who Received Extra Payments
Illegal Bonus Scheme Uncovered at Seville Hospital in Andalusia. Suspicious payments have been detected at Virgen del Rocío Hospital in Seville. Two mid-level managers are suspected of receiving bonuses for shifts they did not work. The investigation is ongoing, and the scope of the problem may be broader.
Spaniards Demand Change – Support for Early Elections Grows
Most Spaniards Support Early Elections Amid Political Crisis. Fifty-nine percent of Spaniards believe elections should be held ahead of schedule. Citizens are concerned about the situation in parliament and the country's future. Find out how opinions differ across political parties.
Four days of protests: healthcare workers demand special status and respect
Doctors Across Spain Stage Mass Strike Against New Healthcare Law. Spanish doctors have launched a four-day strike in protest against a new healthcare law. They are demanding separate professional status and better working conditions. Protests are taking place in Madrid, Barcelona, and other cities.
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.
Vox gains momentum as left-wing parties' ratings decline
PP and Vox Strengthen Their Positions Following the Arrests of Ábalos and Koldo García. Vox and the PP are consolidating their lead amid the scandal surrounding the recent arrests. The left is losing support as the opposition gains ground. Discover how Spain's political landscape is shifting.
Why Abascal’s Party Is Changing Its Rhetoric in Andalusia: An Unexpected Turn
Vox Unexpectedly Embraces Andalucism and Quotes Carlos Cano in Debate with Moreno. For the first time, Vox uses Andalucist symbols in parliament. The party enters into a heated debate with the Moreno government. Read our article to find out what's behind this move.
Catalonia, Girona, and Ibero-America: New Horizons for Young Talent
Princessa de Girona Foundation Launches 2029 Strategy to Support Youth. The Princessa de Girona Foundation has approved its roadmap through 2029, focusing on youth support and strengthening ties with Catalonia, Girona, and Ibero-America. Discover what changes await young professionals.
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.
History, Traditions, and Significance of the Main National Holiday – Don't Miss Out
Why December 6th is Constitution Day in Spain and What It Means for the Country. On December 6th, Spain celebrates Constitution Day. This is much more than just a public holiday—it's a significant date for the entire nation. Discover why this day holds such importance for Spaniards.
Just one hour from Madrid and you’re in a fairytale. This city has been named the best in Spain
Briuega, Spain’s Province of Lavender, Named Magical Town of 2026. Briuega has received a prestigious award. The town is famous for its lavender fields and is often referred to as Spain’s Province of Lavender. Discover the secrets behind its success. It has been named the Magical Town of 2026.
DGT plans major operation – how holiday traffic will change
Nearly 6 Million Trips Expected on Spanish Roads During December Holidays. A record number of trips is forecast on Spain's roads during the December holidays. The DGT is implementing special safety measures on highways. Find out which cities are set to be the most popular destinations.
Masks and Remote Work: How Life in Spain Will Change This Winter
Spain Approves New Guidelines to Tackle Seasonal Viruses. Spanish authorities have agreed on a protocol to protect against viruses. The document includes recommendations on mask usage and remote work. Regional governments will make decisions based on the threat level.
Staggering Numbers: Millions of Spanish Women Suffer from Various Forms of Violence
One in Three Women in Spain Have Experienced Violence Both at Home and Beyond. In Spain, more than 6.4 million women have suffered violence. Nearly one in three have faced aggression within their families. A new study reveals the scale of the problem and its consequences.
Unexpected twist in parliament — Vox quotes a leftist classic
Vox Uses Carlos Cano Song to Criticize Andalusia 48 Years On. Vox surprised the Andalusian parliament by quoting a Carlos Cano song. Politicians are debating the meaning of December 4 and the region's ongoing challenges. Find out why an old song is making headlines again.
Flu Targets Children: Why the Virus Is More Dangerous This Fall
Flu Outbreak in Spain: Epidemic Hits Young Children Hardest. The flu season in Spain started earlier than usual and spread rapidly. Children aged one to four are the most affected. Doctors warn: the virus has mutated and become more contagious.
A rare astronomical event — don't miss the Ice Moon
The Brightest Supermoon of 2025 Will Illuminate the Skies Over Spain in December. In December 2025, residents of Spain will witness the closest and brightest supermoon of the decade. This event will not occur again until 2042. The lunar disk will appear larger and brighter than usual.
Residents of Estepona and Manilva Feel Earth Tremors – Details of the Incident
Minor 3.2 Magnitude Earthquake Recorded Off the Coast of Málaga Overnight. During the night of December 1, a mild tremor occurred near Estepona. Residents in several towns felt the vibrations, but no damage was reported. Here’s what we know about seismic activity in the region.
PSOE rocked by internal scandals — how arrests may reshape the party and Sánchez's future
Crisis in PSOE: Arrest of Sánchez’s Former Ally Undermines Party Trust. A scandal is unfolding in Spain as PSOE faces backlash after the arrest of its former secretary. Internal rifts and eroding trust threaten the government's stability. Find out how leaders are responding and what lies ahead for the party.
High-profile arrest: Former minister and his aide jailed — Spain rocked by 'Mask Case' scandal
Jose Luis Abalos and Koldo Garcia Sent to Prison in Corruption Case. The former minister and his associate have been arrested on corruption charges related to mask procurement schemes. The court's decision has sparked widespread public reaction.
Viruses Arrive Earlier Than Usual — Doctors Warn of Risks for Vulnerable Groups
Spain Records Early and Sharp Surge in Flu Cases This Winter. This year, the flu has hit Spain a month earlier than usual. Doctors report a spike in infections and urge immediate vaccination. Special attention is advised for the elderly and people with chronic conditions.
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