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Financial Scandal: Santos Serdán’s Family and Inner Circle Under Fire — Investigation Reveals Details — From Lavish Trips to Suspicious Contracts

UCO Investigation: Corruption Suspicions Surround Former PSOE Organization Secretary. Santos Cerdán and his close associates have become the focus of a high-profile investigation. The UCO has uncovered suspicious spending and links to major corporations. Details of the scheme and new facts — in our report.

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The Future of Air Mobility: eVTOL and Autonomous Drone Test Flights Launched in Andalusia

Spain Tests First Air Taxis and Cargo Drones Between Málaga and Granada. Test flights of air taxis and autonomous drones have taken place between Málaga and Granada, marking a milestone for Spain. The OperA project opens new possibilities for urban aviation. Discover how technology is revolutionizing transport.

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Real estate renovations slow down: what does it mean for owners of older apartments?

Sharp Decline in Applications for Housing Renovation Subsidies in Spain. In 2025, Spaniards have become less likely to apply for renovation subsidies. The sector is stagnating while millions of homes are aging. Why is the government slow to react with new measures? And what could happen to the market if the situation doesn’t change? Find the answers in our report.

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Madrid's Christmas Lights: When Will the City Shine? Discover the Exact Date and Time

When Will Madrid's Christmas Lights Be Switched On in 2025? Spain’s capital is about to sparkle. The city is preparing for the holiday season and a spectacular show is on the agenda. Get all the details first. Don’t miss the main event.

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Forget Almagro. These Three Hidden Gems of La Mancha Compete to Host New Year's Eve

Three Ciudad Real Towns Compete for Title of Most Beautiful in Castilla-La Mancha. A new competition has launched in Spain to find the most beautiful town in the region. Three contenders are vying for victory, each with its own unique charms. Discover their secrets first. The winner will receive a special award.

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Where Real Estate Sells Fastest: Ranking the Most In-Demand Cities

Seven Spanish Cities Lead Housing Demand in 2025. Spain is witnessing an intense battle for living space. Housing demand in major cities is reaching unprecedented heights, with prices in Madrid and Barcelona astonishing even seasoned investors. Discover which cities top the list and why in our report.

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Málaga Aims for Global Tourism: Airport Set for Major Upgrade and Exciting New Routes

Málaga Airport Set for Major Overhaul and Surge in Passenger Numbers to 36 Million. The largest modernization in the history of Málaga Airport will begin in 2028, with investments totaling €1.5 billion. The passenger capacity is expected to rise to 36 million per year.

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48 years of silence: Will the sisters finally learn the shooter's name, or will new questions emerge?

García Caparrós Family Gains Access to Secret Documents on 1977 Murder Case. Decades later, the García Caparrós sisters have finally received classified documents that may reveal the name of the police officer who shot their brother. The family hopes to uncover the truth and achieve justice.

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A Record-Breaking 14 Days Off: Andalusia Sets New Festivity Benchmark for 2026

Andalusia Work Calendar 2026: All Public Holidays and Days Off. Authorities in Andalusia have approved the calendar for 2026. Residents can look forward to fourteen official days off. Time to plan your vacations and long weekends.

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Home Swapping: How a New Trend Is Changing Tourism in Spain

Home Swapping for Vacations Gains Popularity in Spain Amid Lack of Tax Regulations. Interest in home swapping for vacations is growing across Spain. The scheme requires no cash payments, and authorities have yet to define tax rules. This emerging trend is changing the way people take holidays.

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Eco-Friendly Pest Control: How Nocturnal Predators Are Protecting Andalusia from Viral Outbreaks

Malaga Company Uses Bats to Combat Nile Virus and Mosquitoes. A network of 140 bat shelters has been set up in Malaga. The animals help keep the mosquito population under control, reducing the risk of West Nile virus outbreaks. Discover how this innovative project is changing the way we fight insects.

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Operation Renacer: How Spanish and Ecuadorian Police Captured the Most Wanted Drug Lord

Ecuador’s Most Wanted Cartel Leader Arrested in Málaga with Help from Spanish Police. The head of the Los Lobos gang, who had been evading capture under a false identity, was arrested in Málaga. He is suspected of orchestrating terrorist attacks and hundreds of murders. The operation marks one of the biggest successes for international law enforcement in recent years.

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Paradise Found: Discover Spain's Year-Round Golf Hotspot

Fuengirola Becomes European Mecca for Golf and Luxury Holidays. The British press praises this Spanish resort. Its mild climate and developed infrastructure attract tourists from across Europe. The city offers a unique blend of sports and relaxation. Discover more about this remarkable destination.

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Prison staff in Morón: Why working here has become a matter of life and death

Sevilla II Prison Psychologists Call for Enhanced Security After Inmate Attacks. New assaults on staff have been reported at Sevilla II prison. Psychologists are urgently calling for increased personnel and immediate action. Authorities have promised to review safety protocols, but staff remain concerned.

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Shocking Crime in Andalusia: Woman's Body Discovered in Sewer Two Months After Her Disappearance

Man in Málaga Sentenced to 27 Years for Killing Adoptive Mother and Concealing Her Body. A verdict has been reached in Málaga in the case of a woman's murder. Her adopted son received a 27-year prison sentence. The court revealed details of the investigation and the crime.

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Special Offer: How to Grab Cheap Avlo Tickets and Where You Can Travel

Renfe offers Avlo high-speed train tickets for €7 from November 14. Renfe launches a limited sale of Avlo tickets for just €7. The promotion runs from November 14 to 18, 2025. Travel is valid on popular routes until the end of February 2026.

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Andalusian Singing Icon Passes Away: How Fosforito Transformed the Art of Flamenco

Fosforito, the Last Great Flamenco Master of the 20th Century, Dies in Malaga. Antonio Fernández Díaz, better known as Fosforito, has passed away in Malaga at the age of 93. His remarkable achievements in flamenco earned him unique honors and left behind a rich artistic legacy.

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Parliament rejects commission: fierce political clashes over cancer diagnosis mistakes

Fierce Debate Erupts in Andalusia Over Investigation Into Cancer Screening Failures. Andalusian authorities have rejected a parliamentary inquiry into errors in cancer screening. The opposition accuses the government of withholding information and political maneuvering. The issue remains unresolved, and the number of those affected is hotly contested.

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Real Estate Shift: Properties Over €500,000 Dominate Listings in Madrid and Barcelona

Share of Affordable Housing in Spain Plummets as Pricey Properties Surge. Spain is seeing a marked decline in the number of affordable apartments and houses, while high-priced properties are on the rise. The situation is particularly acute in major cities. Analysts note a clear market shift toward expensive housing.

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Mortgage boom over: Authorities prepare unwelcome surprise for home buyers

Bank of Spain May Limit Mortgage Lending Amid Soaring Housing Prices. Mortgage approval in Spain may soon become tougher. The regulator is preparing new limits for banks. Authorities deny a real estate market bubble.

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María Jesús Montero announces new measures: support for vulnerable families may continue

Spanish Government Plans to Extend Eviction Ban for Tenants Into 2025. The Spanish authorities intend to maintain protections for tenants. An extension of the eviction ban is under discussion, impacting both property owners and renters. A decision is expected by the end of the year.

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Funding shake-up: Alternative sources challenge banks’ dominance in Spain

Spanish Real Estate Investment Set to Reach €50 Billion by 2030. Major changes are ahead for Spain's real estate market. Alternative investments are on the rise, and banks are gradually losing their dominant position. Experts highlight a growing interest in new financing models.

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Housing Construction Financing in Spain: Emerging Trends and Forecasts Through 2030

Investment in Spanish Real Estate Set to Surge by Nearly 50% by 2030. Spain's real estate market is poised for significant growth in the coming years. Alternative sources of financing are gaining traction, as banks gradually give way to new players. Demand for housing continues to outpace supply.

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Gold Rush in Spain: Investors Cash In While Housing Slips Out of Reach

Spanish Real Estate Attracts Investors Despite Bureaucracy. Spain’s property market is setting new records. Investments are rising and outpacing the rest of Europe. However, excessive regulation continues to hinder affordable housing construction.

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GvGMall rolls out major discounts on Microsoft software: how to get a license for less

Windows 11 and Office Licenses Go on Sale in Spain: GvGMall Offers Special Discounts. A sale of official Microsoft license keys has kicked off in Spain. GvGMall is offering discounts on Windows and Office. The promotion is timed to November 11. Users can take advantage of a special coupon.

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Love Lost, Business Remains: The Real Story Behind Los Javis' Divorce

Los Havis Split: How Renowned Directors Will Divide Their Million-Euro Fortune. The famous creative duo has parted ways. Their collaboration will go on, but now they face dividing their shared assets.

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On the eve of Andalusia elections: Why is the system failing despite record spending?

Andalusian Opposition: Record Budget Fails to Improve Healthcare and Social Services. Controversy erupts in Andalusia over the new budget. The opposition accuses authorities of deteriorating healthcare and education despite record funding. With elections approaching, tensions are running high.

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A Sacrifice for Love: Fernando Ónega’s Second Wife Donates Her Kidney to Him

The Life of Fernando Onega: A Wife’s Kidney and Sonsoles’ Little-Known Brother. Fernando Onega revealed a personal ordeal. His second wife saved his life. Sonsoles also has a half-brother, an engineer. The family keeps many secrets.

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ING mortgage: generous offer or a clever trap for borrowers?

ING Updates Mixed Mortgage Terms with Low 5-Year Interest Rate. ING launches a new mixed mortgage offer: an ultra-low interest rate for the first years. But beware of hidden fees and conditions.

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Polígono Sur: 25 companies on the hunt for young talent in a district with 45% unemployment

Job Fair in Seville Offers Opportunities for Youth from Spain’s Poorest District. A large-scale job fair was held in Seville for young people from Polígono Sur. Companies offered real job openings and new prospects. The event marked a step toward change in the district with the country’s highest unemployment rate.

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Why Madrid and Barcelona Are Poised to Host the World's Biggest Football Event: The Drama Behind the 2030 World Cup Final

Spain Maintains Its Lead in the Race to Host the 2030 World Cup Final. CSD chief says Spain is the frontrunner to host the 2030 World Cup final. Authorities are focusing on infrastructure and safety. FIFA's decision is expected in 2029, but the battle between cities is still ongoing.

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Android users to get new alerts: Google will flag power-hungry apps

Google Adds Warnings About Battery-Intensive Apps on Android. Google is updating the Play Store for Android with a new feature to flag apps that consume excessive battery power. Users will be able to find more energy-efficient alternatives faster, making their devices more convenient and extending battery life.

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Why Even Falling Apartment Prices Aren't Helping: Matilde Cuena Explains

Low Incomes Prevent Spaniards from Solving the Housing Crisis. In Spain, rents and home prices are rising faster than wages. This affects quality of life and demographic trends. Experts highlight issues with legislation and housing accessibility.

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IRPH mortgage trap: Court avoids responsibility, leaving borrowers to face banks alone

Spanish Supreme Court Refuses to Abolish Controversial IRPH Mortgage Rate. The Supreme Court has delivered its verdict on the IRPH. There will be no blanket ban on the disputed rate. Borrowers will have to challenge it on a case-by-case basis, with little chance of success.

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What Ryzen and Copilot+ Users in Spain Can Expect: Microsoft and AMD’s New Standards

AMD Reveals Details About Future Windows 12 Requirements for AI-Powered PCs. AMD has shared new insights on upcoming changes to Windows 12 requirements, with a strong focus on artificial intelligence integration and support for modern processors. Experts are discussing the potential impact these changes will have on the Spanish PC market.

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