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507 newsValencia reshapes Spain's tourism landscape – Italians overtake Britons at the top
In Valencia, Italians Surpass Britons in Tourist Numbers for the First Time. In 2025, Valencia is witnessing a significant shift in its foreign tourism structure. For the first time, Italian travelers have become the largest group among international visitors to the city. This dynamic change alters the usual balance and influences the atmosphere of the metropolis.
Spanish Real Estate Market Surprises: Price Growth Outpaces Almost All of Europe
Spain ranks fifth in the EU for housing price growth over the year. Spain has seen a significant increase in housing prices. The figures exceed the EU average. The analysis focuses on data from the second quarter of 2025, comparing differences among European Union member states.
Unexpected turn in the Mario Biondo case – Spanish court supports murder theory
Madrid Court Questions Suicide Version in Mario Biondo Case. New judicial findings have emerged in the case of Mario Biondo's death. A Spanish court has acknowledged that the cameraman's death may not have been a suicide. The family continues to seek a review of the investigation and new forensic examinations.
Playoff Battle: Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Atletico in the Spotlight
How Champions League Matchups Changed After the Second Group Stage Round. The second round of the Champions League has concluded. Overview of current club standings. Analysis of the playoff structure. Focus on the race for the next round.
Moving to Italy Nearly Destroyed the Family: Confession of a Spanish Football Legend
Joaquín Sánchez Opens Up About the Toughest Period in Marriage with Susana Saborido. The famous couple revealed some personal insights. Their marriage was put at risk. The reason was a move to another country. This challenge nearly broke them.
Spaniards also cry in Italy
Joaquín Sánchez and Susana Saborido's Family Drama Revealed on Television. During a popular TV show, the couple shared personal stories, discussing the challenging moments in their relationship. Particular attention was given to their time living in Italy.
Why NATO Is Not Involved in the Mission off the Coast of Tunisia – Unexpected Details
Spain and Italy Take Responsibility for Safety of Gaza Aid Flotilla. Spain and Italy have assumed responsibility for the security of ships delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza. NATO is not involved in escorting the flotilla. Details on the mission and the role of European countries in the full article.
Operation in Catalonia exposes the secret life of a Neapolitan drug lord - how he was tracked down
Fugitive Camorra Clan Leader from Italy Arrested in Girona. The leader of one of Italy's most dangerous mafia clans has been arrested in Catalonia. The eight-month operation concluded with his detention near Figueres. Italian authorities are already preparing extradition procedures.
Candidozyma auris invades hospitals in Spain and Europe: doctors sound the alarm
Deadly Fungal Infections on the Rise in Spanish and European Clinics. European healthcare facilities are experiencing a surge in infections caused by the fungus Candidozyma auris. This pathogen is known for its resistance to treatment and high mortality rate. Spain is among the countries reporting the highest number of cases.
Ursula von der Leyen losing support: polls in France, Spain, and Germany
Six in Ten Europeans Oppose European Commission Chief. Europe sees high levels of mistrust toward the leadership of the European Commission. The survey covered five countries. Economic interests and international agreements took center stage.
Sad Hill and Clint Eastwood: How Burgos Became a Mecca for Western Fans
Burgos Becomes the Center of Cinematic Tourism in Spain. Burgos is developing its offer connected to Sergio Leone's iconic film. The region is restoring landmark film sets and opening a museum. Local initiatives attract thousands of visitors every year.
Arrest in Sants: Barcelona Police Capture Notorious Criminal from China
Fugitive from Italy Arrested in Barcelona After 53 Days on the Run. A man wanted by Italian authorities has been arrested in Barcelona after evading capture for 53 days. He was sought in connection with multiple crimes. The operation concluded following an extensive search. The case involves international connections.
Los coches eléctricos e híbridos ganan terreno, mientras los de gasolina pierden cuota
EU New Car Market Drops by 0.7% by July 2025. From January to July 2025, new car sales in the European Union fell by 0.7%, totaling 6.49 million vehicles. However, July marked the most successful month of the year, with registrations rising by 7.4%. Electric and hybrid vehicles continue to gain market share, displacing traditional petrol and diesel models.
Por qué los jóvenes españoles no pueden encontrar empleo: principales causas de la crisis
Spain Remains Europe's Leader in Youth Unemployment. In Spain, one in four young people under the age of 25 is unable to find a job. The situation is particularly severe in Extremadura, where youth unemployment reaches 39%. This problem leads to a brain drain and increases social instability.
¿Cómo una organización criminal organizó el flujo ilegal de migrantes a través del mar Mediterráneo?
12 Members of Migrant-Smuggling Network from Algeria Arrested in Spain. Spanish authorities have detained 12 people suspected of organizing the illegal transport of migrants from Algeria to the south of the country using high-speed inflatable boats. During the large-scale operation, boats, engines, weapons, and a significant amount of cash were seized.
¿Por qué los españoles reciben menos de la mitad de lo que paga el empleador?
How Much Employers in Spain and Europe Pay in Taxes for Employees: Latest Ranking. A new ranking of European countries reveals how much employers actually spend on taxes and contributions so that an employee receives an annual income of $60,000. Spain ranks sixth in terms of tax burden: the employee receives only half of the amount allocated by the company.
Cómo los ladrones italianos cazaban relojes de lujo en las Islas Baleares
Neapolitan Crime Group Arrested in Ibiza for Stealing Luxury Watches Worth Nearly Half a Million Euros. Spanish police, in cooperation with their Italian counterparts, have busted a Naples-based criminal group specializing in the theft of expensive watches in Ibiza. The total damage caused by their activities amounts to almost 480,000 euros. The operation is ongoing and further arrests are possible.
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