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784 newsHow 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.
New luxury apartments to appear in central Madrid: Mexican developer expands portfolio
Mexican Be Grand Invests €31 Million in Historic Madrid Building. A landmark property in central Madrid has changed hands. The Mexican company has acquired the building for redevelopment, with plans to create modern premium apartments. The project is set to launch soon.
Shifts Inside Vox: Why Ortega Smith Is No Longer the Party's Stand-in Speaker
Vox Replaces Deputy Speaker in Congress: Ortega Smith Steps Down. Vox has undergone an unexpected reshuffle: Ortega Smith has lost his position as deputy speaker. He has been replaced by Carlos Quíro, who will now focus on housing issues. Ortega Smith remains as a member of the Justice Commission leadership and continues his role in Madrid’s city council.
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.
Lignum Tech strengthens its position: new CEO and focus on tech-driven innovation
José Ramón Ricoy Appointed Head of Lignum Tech to Drive Innovation in Construction. Lignum Tech has announced the appointment of a new leader as it focuses on innovation and sustainable development. The company is prioritizing the modernization of construction processes, with strategic changes and new management approaches expected.
PSOE proposes new reforms: What the 2025 rental market could look like after upcoming changes
Spain Proposes Tax Breaks for Companies Offering Affordable Housing. A new initiative to amend tax regulations has been submitted to Spain’s Congress. The proposal aims to support companies developing affordable housing. The changes could take effect as early as January 2025. Authorities hope the move will boost the rental market.
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.
Mystery Surrounds Young Man’s Death in Puerto Banús: What Is the Drug Boat Hiding?
Body Found at Marbella Quay: Police Suspect Connection to Drug Trafficking. A man’s body was discovered in Puerto Banús after it was reportedly dropped off by unknown individuals from a boat. Investigators are working on the theory that the incident may be linked to drug trafficking. The victim’s identity and the circumstances of his death remain unclear.
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.
Free Car Charging at Supermarkets and Airports: How to Cut Your Transport Costs in 2025
More Free Electric Car Chargers in Spain: Where to Find Them and How to Use. Free charging stations for electric cars are popping up across Spain. Supermarkets, hotels, and airports are joining the trend. Discover where to find these charging points and how to use them—start saving on transport today.
Rental prices in Madrid and Barcelona keep climbing: see which markets lead the surge
Housing Rent in Spain Soared Nearly 11% in a Year: Where Are the Highest Rates? In October 2025, rental prices in Spain jumped by almost 11%. The trend varies across regions. Major cities have seen record highs, while experts highlight significant differences between provinces.
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.
This week's weather shock: scorching heat to be replaced by heavy rains and strong winds
Spain Braces for Sudden Warm-Up and Rain: Forecasters Warn of Weather Changes. The week will start with warm temperatures and clear skies across Spain. By midweek, rain and cooler weather are expected. Residents should prepare for sudden shifts and unpredictable weather surprises.
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.
Future Tech Transforms Agriculture: How Expo AgriTech 2025 Is Revolutionizing Spain’s Farming Sector
Expo AgriTech 2025 Wraps Up in Malaga: Over 8,000 Participants and a Record Number of Innovations. Europe's largest agri-tech exhibition has concluded in Malaga. More than 8,000 industry professionals discovered the latest developments in agriculture. The event has become a milestone for the future of Spain's agri-industry.
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.
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.
CNC Pushes for Tax Breaks: What This Could Mean for Spain’s Property Market
Spanish Construction Sector Calls for Tax Cuts to Lower Housing Prices. Spain is debating tax cuts for housing. The construction industry is proposing reforms to make apartments more affordable. Authorities are considering possible changes to tax policy. The issue affects both buyers and renters.
Hatred Behind the Wall: Who Turned Isabel Preysler’s Life Into a Construction Nightmare
Isabel Preysler and the Years-Long Feud with Her Daughter-in-law over the Puerta de Hierro Mansion. Isabel Preysler has revealed new details about a family dispute. Construction of her mansion has dragged on for years, stalled by lawsuits from her daughter-in-law.
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.
Why Spain Leads Europe: The Secrets Behind Its Success for Remote Workers and Digital Nomads
Spain Named the Best Country for Digital Nomads in 2025. In 2025, Spain claimed the top spot among countries for digital nomads. The country offers affordable living, advanced infrastructure, and attractive remote work conditions. Spain is becoming a magnet for those who seek to combine work and travel.
Everything You Need to Know: Sale Start Dates, Participating Stores, and How to Avoid Scams
Black Friday 2025 Kicks Off in Spain: Key Dates, Top Discounts, and Tips to Avoid Traps. Black Friday 2025 in Spain falls on November 28. Stores will launch discounts early and continue them through Cyber Monday. Discover how to shop smart and steer clear of scams.
Oil Radiator: How to Spot Malfunctions, Repair Costs, and Expert Maintenance Tips
How Does an Oil Cooler Work and Why Does It Fail in Cars in Spain? The oil cooler protects your engine from overheating and premature wear. Find out how to spot malfunctions, when to seek service, and what replacement costs. All the details Spanish car owners need to know, in this article.
25 out of 30 stores have closed: What travelers need to know and when services will return
Sants Station Renovation in Barcelona Leaves Passengers Without Familiar Shops. Barcelona's Sants station has lost most of its shops due to major renovations. Passengers are facing long lines and a lack of familiar services. It remains unclear when the situation will improve.
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.
Where to Buy Groceries on All Saints' Day: Opening Hours for Mercadona, Lidl, Carrefour and Other Supermarkets
Which Supermarkets Will Be Open on November 1, 2025, in Spain. On All Saints’ Day, some supermarkets in Spain will adjust their opening hours. Certain stores will open only in the morning, while others will close for the day. Check where and when you can shop on November 1.
Arrest in Madrid: How Carlos Fernández Returned from Argentina and Avoided Jail
Former Marbella Official Arrested in Spain After Nearly 20 Years on the Run. Carlos Fernández, a former Marbella official, was arrested at Madrid airport after years in hiding. He has been released pending trial, scheduled for November. The story of one of the most notorious figures in the Malaya corruption case.
Guardia Civil Operation: How a Moroccan Migrant Smuggling Network Operated Between Morocco and Spain
Major Illegal Migration Network Busted in Andalusia and Ceuta. Eleven people have been arrested in Ceuta, Málaga, and Cádiz in connection with an illegal migration ring. The group smuggled people from Morocco to the Spanish mainland. During the operation, nine migrants ready for transport were discovered.
Kretz Family from L’Agence sets sights on northern Spain: bold ambitions and new plans
Netflix’s Family Firm Expands Luxury Real Estate Business in Spain. French company Kretz Family Real Estate continues to grow its presence in Spain. Plans include moving into new regions and expanding the team, with a strong focus on the luxury housing sector. Further market growth is expected.
Uno Marbella: All 54 Homes in Luxury Beachfront Complex Sold Out Before Completion
All Luxury Uno Marbella Seafront Apartments Sold Out in Marbella. Sales have concluded for all units in the new high-end residential complex in Marbella. The Uno Marbella project, located directly on the seafront, is expected to be completed in 2026. Investments exceeded €200 million.
Emergency Measures and Widespread Disruptions: Andalusia Hit Hard by Torrential Rains
Red Alert for Heavy Rain: Huelva and Andalusia Brace for Severe Weather. Authorities in Andalusia have declared a state of emergency as torrential rains hit the region. Floods, transport disruptions, and evacuations have been reported in Huelva and beyond. Find out how the situation is unfolding and what measures are being taken.
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