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521 newsCity Council Calls Emergency Meeting: Mayor's Future Hangs in the Balance
Valencia Demands Apology from Mayor for Neglecting Flood Victims. A scandal is brewing in Valencia around Mayor María José Catalá. The opposition is calling for a public apology to victims of the devastating DANA floods. The city council is preparing an emergency meeting to discuss the authorities' accountability.
How 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.
Four Spanish Comedy Legends: Reunion at Ateneo de Madrid and Extraordinary Exhibitions
Exhibition of Spain's Leading Graphic Artists and Cartoonists Opens in Madrid. The 'Arquetipos' exhibition by Manuel Álvarez Junco has opened in the Spanish capital. The event also features works by other acclaimed masters of graphic humor. Visitors can expect surprising art objects and rare illustrations.
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.
Diesel Heater Issues: How to Spot Problems, Repair Costs, and Tips for Drivers
How Diesel Engine Heater Replacement Works and How Much It Costs in Spain. A diesel engine heater is essential for reliable starts in winter. Learn why it matters, how to spot problems, and the real cost of replacement. Get practical tips to avoid extra expenses and extend your car’s lifespan.
Pharmaceutical giant pours billions into Barcelona: What will the city’s business hub look like now?
AstraZeneca Expands Presence in Barcelona: A New Chapter for the Estel Building. AstraZeneca has opened offices in the Estel building in Barcelona, occupying eight floors with plans for further growth. The company is investing €1.3 billion by 2027 and will increase its workforce to 2,000 employees. Find out how this move will impact the region’s economy and drive innovation.
Valencia President Under Fire: Faces Outcry from Families of State Funeral Victims
Carlos Mazón to Address the Public After Scandal at Memorial Ceremony. Carlos Mazón has announced an upcoming public statement following harsh criticism during a memorial ceremony in Valencia. Despite mounting pressure, he has no plans to resign. The politician intends to meet with victims’ families and restore public trust.
These Models Are Redefining Electric Cars: What Spaniards Are Choosing in 2025
Five Electric Cars Transforming Spain’s Market in 2025. Electric vehicles are gaining ground in Spain in 2025. Five standout models are setting new benchmarks in range, price, and technology. Discover which cars Spaniards are choosing—and why.
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.
Dangerous insects invade beehives and threaten residents: how the region is fighting a new menace
Asian hornet invasion in Galicia results in fatalities and widespread panic. Three people have died in Galicia after being stung by Asian hornets. The insect population is growing rapidly, posing a serious threat to beekeeping and public safety. Local authorities are searching for effective ways to combat the problem.
How to Calculate the Number of Solar Panels to Cut Your Electricity Bills: Tips for Homeowners
How Many Solar Panels Will You Need for a House in Spain in 2025? Discover how to calculate the ideal number of solar panels for your home. This article covers the key factors that influence your decision, with real examples of installation costs. Full details inside.
The Royal Family Marks 50 Years of the Monarchy: Why Was Juan Carlos I Left Out?
Fifty Years of the Spanish Monarchy: Jubilee in Madrid Without the Former King. Madrid is hosting modest celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of the monarchy. Juan Carlos I will not take part in the official events, though he is invited to a family lunch. The spotlight is on the dynasty's role in Spain’s transition to democracy.
Judicial probe and public outrage: Can Mazón hold on to power?
Carlos Mazón at the Center of Scandal: Pressure Mounts on the PP Leader. Carlos Mazón is facing growing pressure amid ongoing legal proceedings and public discontent. His grip on the party is becoming increasingly precarious. A brewing crisis within the PP could reshape the region's political landscape.
Investigation Amid Valencia Floods: Why Is a Journalist Being Asked to Provide Proof?
Catalroja Judge Demands Vilaplana’s Parking Receipt After Meeting with Mazon. A judge from Catalroja has requested journalist Maribel Vilaplana’s parking receipt after her lunch with Carlos Mazón on the day of the Valencia floods. Investigators are seeking to confirm the timing of their meeting. Details in our report.
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.
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.
Government Tightens Measures Against Distortion of Dictatorship History: What Will Change in 2025
Pedro Sánchez Accuses Opposition of Supporting Historical Revisionism in Spain. The Spanish Prime Minister has spoken out against attempts to rewrite history. Authorities are tightening memory laws and promise to stand firm against pressure. Find out how these measures could impact society and legislation.
Prosecutor General Scandal: Why Is Judicial Independence Now at Risk?
Mounting Pressure on Spain’s Judiciary: Experts Sound the Alarm. Concerns are rising in Spain over interference in the judicial system. Political interests are increasingly influencing investigations and verdicts. Experts warn of risks to democracy.
Lorca Awaits: Gourmet Delights, Striking Architecture, and Endless Summer This Autumn
Where Autumn Never Comes: The Spanish City of Sun, Flavor, and History. Lorca is a city where autumn seems reluctant to arrive. The sun always shines here, local cuisine delights the senses, and historic landmarks create a unique atmosphere. Discover why now is the perfect time to visit.
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.
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.
Senate Scandal: Sánchez Demands Opposition's Response Over 280,000 Euro Case
Pedro Sánchez in Sharp Confrontation with Senate over Mask Scandal. Pedro Sánchez finds himself at the center of a high-profile Senate inquiry. His brother is accused of receiving a large commission from a mask contract. Political tensions are rising, and the opposition is under pressure to respond.
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.
Ayuso challenges the government: new measures for entrepreneurs and a 17.7% increase in subsidies
Madrid Authorities to Approve 2026 Budget and Expand Support for the Self-Employed. Madrid’s government is preparing a budget with record increases in aid for the self-employed. Regional authorities are boosting business support amid disagreements with the central government. Find out what will change for entrepreneurs in 2026.
Girona, Barcelona, and Sevilla: Where Are Occupied Properties Sold the Most?
Over 23,000 Occupied Apartments Put Up for Sale in Spain. The number of apartments for sale without ownership rights is increasing in Spain. These listings now account for 3% of all properties on the market. Girona leads all cities in this category.
Murcia Surprises: Apartment Prices Rising, Yet the City Remains Affordable
Average Property Price in Murcia Soars by 11% in Just One Year. In September 2025, Murcia saw an increase in average property prices. Despite the rise, the city remains one of the most affordable places to buy real estate in Spain. This article breaks down the latest data by neighborhood.
Operation in Huércal-Overa: How Police Foiled a Major Luxury Car Export Scheme
Logistics Hub of International Car Theft Ring Dismantled in Almería. A major criminal group engaged in illegal car exports has been dismantled in Andalusia. Expensive vehicles were seized and suspects detained during the operation. The investigation is ongoing.
Rojales and Ciudad Quesada: Why Foreigners Choose This Corner of Alicante
Moving to Rojales: Where to Live, Costs, and What You Need to Know. Rojales, located in the Alicante province, attracts an international community. The town combines tranquility, developed infrastructure, and proximity to the sea. Local neighborhoods offer affordable and diverse housing options. The climate and prices make the town an appealing place to live.
Shocking statistics from Andalusia and Catalonia: how many people were left without support
Thousands Died Waiting for Social Aid in Andalusia in 2025. In Andalusia, thousands of citizens died during the first nine months of 2025 without receiving the care assistance they were entitled to. This issue has also affected other regions of the country. Authorities and experts differ in their assessments of the situation.
How Waste is Turned into Money and Energy in Spain – Surprising Details
Spain Bets on Biomethane to Boost Circular Economy. In Spain, waste from cities, agriculture, and the food industry is being transformed into raw material for biomethane production. This technology helps reduce waste while supporting the circular economy. Learn how it impacts the incomes of farmers and agricultural producers.
Weather surprises: where to expect more rain and when warmth will return – Atmospheric surprises continue
Heavy Rains and Thunderstorms Hit Eastern Spain and the Balearic Islands. Eastern regions of Spain and the Balearic Islands have been affected by intense storms and rainfall. Prolonged rains continue in the Canary Islands, while weather in the west of the country remains calm and warm.
How criminals from Romania deceived elderly people in Madrid, Barcelona, and other cities — Unexpected details of the arrest and seizure of luxury trophies
Gang in Spain Exposed for Robbing Pensioners Using 'Affectionate Hugs'. A group in Spain has been arrested for stealing from elderly people by using brief displays of 'kindness'. Members of the gang have been detained, and some of the stolen property has been recovered.
Forget the Popular Resorts: Discover the Real Spain Hidden from Tourists
British Press Calls Spanish City the 'Garden of Europe,' Recommends It for Autumn Getaways. British media have unveiled a new travel destination in Spain. This region has preserved its authenticity. It's ideal for autumn and winter trips. Discover its unique culture and climate.
Madrid and private developers take the lead: the VPO market is changing the game
Sharp Rise in State-Supported Rental Housing Construction in Spain. The country is witnessing a significant increase in the supply of homes with regulated prices. Most new developments are aimed at the rental market. These changes are affecting the regional distribution and types of developers involved.
A Stable Week or New Weather Surprises – What Awaits Spain This Weekend
Calm Weather with Local Showers and Thunderstorms Expected in Spain. In the coming days, Spain will experience mostly stable weather. Brief showers and thunderstorms are possible in some regions. Temperatures will remain above average in the western part of the country. More details on weather changes in our report.
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