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A New Era of Identification: What Digital Passports Will Mean for Citizens and Businesses

European Digital Passport: How Access to Services in the EU Will Change. The EU is launching a digital passport for citizens and businesses. It will streamline access to services and enhance data security. Find out how this will impact life in Spain.

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Why Spanish Women Are Freezing Their Eggs and Delaying Motherhood – Surprising Statistics

Spain Hits Record Low in Births as More Women Postpone Motherhood. In 2024, Spain faces a historic low in its birth rate. An increasing number of women are postponing motherhood and turning to egg freezing. Experts cite deep-rooted causes and emerging trends.

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A common reaction to an unknown number could make you a target — here’s why

Why Instantly Hanging Up on Spam Calls Only Makes Things Worse in Spain. Many people in Spain immediately hang up on spam calls, unaware of the consequences. This reaction actually increases the number of unwanted calls. Here’s how to avoid becoming a regular target for robocalls.

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Dual format, modern design, and a fresh take on nightlife: what guests can expect at Vibbe

A New Club Opens in Murcia Offering Daytime Parties and Dancing Until Dawn. After a long hiatus, a new club has opened in Murcia, promising daytime parties and dancing until sunrise. Discover how the area is changing and what visitors can expect.

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Drivers Debate New Safety Rules – What Will Change on the Roads

Spain to Require V16 Beacons in All Cars Starting 2026. Starting in 2026, all vehicles in Spain will be required to have a V16 beacon. The new regulation has sparked debate among drivers. Find out how the device works and who will be affected.

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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.

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Weather surprises: rare warmth and minimal rain expected for the holidays

Anticyclone to Bring Warm and Dry Weather to Spain for December Weekend. Spain is set to experience unusually warm weather this December weekend. An anticyclone will bring clear skies and keep the rain away, allowing both tourists and locals to enjoy mild conditions.

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Patients advised to check packaging—recall poses no health risk

Duloxetine Batches Recalled from Spanish Pharmacies Due to Excessive Impurities. Three batches of Duloxetine Pensa Pharma 60 mg are being recalled from pharmacies in Spain after impurities above the permitted limit were detected. Patients are advised to return the medication to the pharmacy.

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Spanish drivers may lose money — check your baliza

V16 Beacon Buyers Risk Losing Protection from 2026. Certified V16 beacons currently sold in Spain may become useless within a year. Buyers could seek refunds and file complaints against vendors. Check if you are affected.

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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.

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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.

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Only These V16 Models Are Approved for Use on Spanish Roads – Make Sure You Choose Correctly

Which V16 Beacons Are Approved by DGT and Available on Amazon in 2025. Starting in 2026, only connected V16 beacons are permitted in Spain. Find out which devices are already approved by the DGT and where you can buy them. Check if your beacon meets the new requirements.

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The Quiet Scam: How to Avoid Being Tricked at the ATM

How the 'Lebanese Loop' Works: A New Scheme for Stealing Money from ATMs. Fraudsters in Spain have once again started using the 'Lebanese loop' technique. They steal cash directly from ATMs in a matter of seconds. Find out how this scam works and how to protect your money.

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Dangerous product pulled from stores – what consumers should do

Salmonella Found in CONSUM Chicken Burger Mince in Spain. Salmonella has been detected in CONSUM chicken burger mince. The product has been removed from store shelves, but some batches may have reached consumers. Learn how to protect yourself and your family.

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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.

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Mass Rally in Madrid — Pressure on Socialists and an Attempt to Mobilize the Regions

Feijóo Urges PP Supporters to Protest PSOE Corruption Without Vox Involvement. The PP leader launches a major demonstration in Madrid against corruption scandals in the PSOE. Feijóo calls for full backing from regional party structures and hints at a possible change of government. Vox distances itself from the protest.

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Murcian Cuisine That Will Surprise You: 7 Dishes Everyone Must Try

A Gastronomic Guide to Murcia: 7 Must-Try Dishes. Discover the cuisine of Murcia. Learn about the region’s signature dishes. Experience the flavors of southeastern Spain. Explore unique local recipes. Read our complete gastronomic guide.

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Patients return to Santa Lucía buildings as investigation into fire continues

Hospital Departments Reopen in Cartagena After Major Fire. Departments at Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have reopened after being damaged by a fire. The cause of the incident remains unknown. Patients are being returned to the restored facilities.

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Hollywood Star and Children's Festival: How Murcia Welcomes Christmas in 2025

Murcia Lights Up Main Christmas Tree with Richard Gere and Light Show. Murcia held a festive ceremony to light its giant Christmas tree, featuring a special appearance by Richard Gere. Guests enjoyed a spectacular light show, gifts, and free public transport.

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Kia PV5: Electric Van Sets Range Record and Boasts Massive Trunk — Our Experience

Kia PV5 Impresses with Agility and Spaciousness: Test Drive of the New Electric Minivan. The Kia PV5 is redefining what we expect from modern electric vans. Its spacious interior, impressive performance, and record-breaking range make it one of the most intriguing options on the market. Discover what else this newcomer has to offer.

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Why Charges Against José Vélez Never Reached Court – An Unexpected Twist in a High-Profile Case

Murcia Court Drops Case Against Former Socialist Leader Over Procedural Delays. The case against the ex-leader of the PSOE in Murcia has been closed due to prolonged proceedings. The court found that investigators violated procedural deadlines. The accused will not stand trial.

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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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The government tightens control over children's and seniors' nutrition — public health under state protection

Spain Bans Ultra-Processed Foods in Hospitals and Nursing Homes. Spain tightens dietary regulations in hospitals and care homes, removing ultra-processed foods from the menus of children and the elderly. The new measures aim to protect public health and fight obesity.

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No more payment limits: Spanish Hacienda to track every transaction — now all your money moves are visible

From 2026, All Bizum and Card Transfers Will Be Monitored by Tax Authorities. Starting in 2026, banks must report all Bizum and card transactions. The €3,000 threshold will be abolished. The new rules will affect all digital payment users.

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Spanish Hacienda Lifts Payment Limits — Now Every Transaction Is Monitored by the State

From 2026, All Bizum and Card Transfers Will Be Monitored by Tax Authorities. Starting in 2026, banks will be required to report all Bizum and card transfers. The €3,000 limit will be lifted. The new rules will affect all digital payment users.

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A police raid in Abanilla unveils a high-tech drug lab and massive narcotics stash—inside the criminal operation

Seven arrested and over 500 marijuana plants seized as clandestine plantation busted in Murcia. Police in Abanilla uncovered three hidden greenhouses containing hundreds of marijuana plants. Seven people have been arrested, and cash and equipment have been confiscated. The operation exposed an elaborate cannabis cultivation and distribution network.

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Millions Spent on Lights, Celebrities at Openings, and Public Protests — The Battle for Christmas Heats Up

Spanish Cities Compete for the Brightest Holiday Lights and Star-Studded Guests. A real race is unfolding across Spain for the most dazzling Christmas illumination. Mayors are spending millions and inviting celebrities, while local residents complain about the noise and lights. Find out who's leading—and why not everyone is happy about the festivities.

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Panic among patients and staff — evacuation in haste as flames visible from afar

Fire at Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena: Blaze Engulfs One of the Wards This Morning. A fire broke out at Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena, prompting the urgent evacuation of patients and staff. No casualties have been reported yet. Read more for details on the incident.

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How biomethane is reshaping Spain’s energy landscape – The green revolution begins

Biomethane in Spain: A Path to Lower Emissions and Circular Economy Growth. Spain is betting on biomethane to cut CO₂ emissions. This gas can partially replace natural gas and support the circular economy. Discover how biomethane is shaping Spain’s energy and environmental future.

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New Emergency Lamp Now Mandatory for Spanish Drivers — But With Exceptions

From 2026, Spain Makes V16 Lights Mandatory for All Cars Except Foreign Ones. Starting January 1, 2026, all Spanish vehicles must be equipped with a V16 warning beacon. Drivers without the device risk an €80 fine. However, cars with foreign license plates are exempt.

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Why Black Friday Discounts Can Hurt Your Budget — Smart Shopping Tips You Need to Know

Experts Warn: Black Friday in Spain Fails to Help Save Money, Promotes Unnecessary Spending. Many Spaniards buy unnecessary items on Black Friday. Discounts are often an illusion of savings. How to avoid falling for retail tricks—read our report.

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Top Slogans for Protests Against Violence Towards Women – Choose Your Statement

50 Inspiring Slogans for November 25 Posters in Spain. On November 25, thousands take to the streets across Spain demanding an end to violence against women. We've collected the most powerful slogans for your posters.

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Police Scandal: How a Major Drug Trafficking Network Was Exposed in Central Spain

Eight Arrested for Drug Trafficking in Madrid, Segovia, and Ávila, Including Two Guardsmen. A criminal network involved in drug distribution has been uncovered in Spain. Among those arrested are active law enforcement officers. The operation spanned three provinces and stands out as one of the largest in 2025.

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Why Spaniards Are More Cautious on Black Friday – How to Avoid Retail Traps

Shoppers in Spain Lose Trust in Black Friday Over Fake Discounts and Scams. Most Black Friday deals in Spain turn out to be deceptive. Experts recommend checking prices in advance and staying alert to suspicious offers. Learn how to avoid falling victim to fraud.

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Inside PSOE: Discontent Grows and Parliament’s Work Continues — An Unexpected Twist

Landmark Supreme Court Ruling in Attorney General Case Shakes Socialists and Alters Political Mood. The Supreme Court’s verdict in the Attorney General case has sparked outrage among the Socialists, causing a dramatic shift within the party. PSOE leaders are now focused on consolidating their strength ahead of the elections.

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