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549 newsSecret trails, flamingos, and salt baths: Why off-season Murcia is worth a return visit
Pink Lagoon and Double Coastline: What Makes San Pedro del Pinatar Stand Out in Autumn. In autumn, San Pedro del Pinatar unveils its unusual landscapes and rich history. Discover pink lagoons, twin beaches, unique local traditions, and explore lesser-known trails in a tranquil atmosphere.
Is Your Car Eligible? How to Claim Compensation for Overpayments Due to the Automaker Cartel
Car owners who bought between 2006 and 2013 may get up to €9,000 in compensation. If you bought a new car in Spain between 2006 and 2013, you may have overpaid due to a price-fixing scheme by car manufacturers. Now you have the chance to reclaim up to €9,000. Find out how to check if you're eligible and what steps to take next.
Boom in online real estate deals: Why Telegram has become the new housing marketplace
Buying Apartments via Telegram: How Investors Snap Up Homes in Minutes Without Viewing. In Spain, investors are rapidly buying up apartments through Telegram without setting foot inside the properties. This trend is reshaping the market and fueling debate. Discover how the new system works and what consequences it brings.
Shocking ordeal: victim trapped in locked room without food or water for a week
Two Men and a Teenager Arrested in Murcia for Brutally Detaining a Woman. Police in Alhama de Murcia rescued a woman who had been held captive for a week. She was found exhausted, dehydrated, and with multiple injuries. The suspects are now in custody and the investigation is ongoing.
Shocking ordeal: Woman rescued after seven days of abuse and captivity
Three Men Arrested in Murcia for Holding a Woman Captive for a Week. In Alhama de Murcia, three men, including a teenager, have been arrested for brutally detaining a woman. The victim spent a week in captivity, enduring humiliation and beatings. After being freed, she was taken to hospital.
Experience the spirit of three cultures: crafts, cuisine, and historical shows await visitors
Lorca Hosts Murcia’s Largest Medieval Market: The City Comes Alive in November. From November 21 to 24, Lorca transforms into a medieval city. Visitors can explore artisan stalls, enjoy street performances, and experience unique historical reenactments. Discover how the city celebrates its rich multicultural past.
Emerging Details: Uncovering the Coordination Behind the October 2024 Disaster
DANA Case Witness Describes Scale of Tragedy in Valencia to Court. The head of Valencia’s rescue service press office has testified in the DANA case. She confirmed that emergency services were aware of the gravity of the situation. The decision to issue a mass alert was made too late—a delay that may have cost lives.
Unusually warm nights and heavy downpours: which regions will be hit hardest by the storm
Heavy Rains and Sudden Warmth: Cyclone Claudia Reshapes Spain's Weather. Cyclone Claudia has hit Spain, bringing torrential rains and unusual November warmth. The north faces storms and strong winds. By the weekend, the weather will shift dramatically again.
PP Bows to Vox Demands: Why Closing the Santa Cruz Center Sparked Outrage
Murcia Shuts Down Largest Youth Center After Pressure from Vox. Authorities in Murcia have closed the youth center in Santa Cruz. The decision was made under pressure from Vox, despite no complaints from local residents. The relocation of the children has sparked protests from community organizations.
One Ticket Could Change Your Life: ONCE Lottery Puts €21 Million Up for Grabs
ONCE Lottery Draw on November 11: Grand Prize of 11 Million Euros and Thousands More Prizes. The special ONCE lottery draw takes place on November 11, offering participants the chance to win spectacular cash prizes. The top winner will take home a massive 11 million euro jackpot.
Family Business in Spain: How to Profit from Real Estate and Take Your Success to the Next Level
Alicante Developer Masa to List €100 Million Real Estate Fund on Stock Exchange. A new investment fund is entering the Spanish stock market, valued at €100 million. The portfolio features residential properties, hotels, and offices.
Mysterious Creature Spotted in Murcia River: The Secret Behind the 25-Meter Monument Revealed
Giant Sardine from the Segura River: A Unique Landmark in Murcia. An unusual sculpture stands in the heart of this Spanish city, dedicated to one of its most vibrant festivals. This monument has a complex and fascinating history. Discover more about this remarkable piece of public art.
Youth in Focus: How Sumar Aims to Reshape Spain’s Political Landscape
Sumar Develops Strategy to Engage Youth and Challenge Vox's Rise. Sumar sets its sights on young voters to shift the balance of power. The focus: housing, climate, and fresh approaches. Discover how the party plans to compete with Vox for the youth electorate.
Victim held captive for a week in drug den: shocking crime details from Alicante
Three Men Arrested in Alicante for Abduction and Assault of a Woman. Three men have been detained in Alicante on suspicion of kidnapping and assault. The woman was held captive for seven days. Police rescued the victim after being alerted by a passerby.
Host of 'Temptation Island' Compares Motos and Broncano: Who Handled the Interview Better?
Sandra Barneda Clashes With Pablo Motos Over Reality Show Criticism. Sandra Barneda responded to Pablo Motos' comments about a popular reality show, highlighting the difference in approach between Motos and Broncano. The focus shifted to ratings and rivalry among TV hosts. The debate also raised questions about professional ethics in television.
Turin Showdown: Can the Spaniard Reclaim the World No.1 Spot?
Carlos Alcaraz Fights for World Tennis Leadership at Nitto ATP Finals. The prestigious Nitto ATP Finals kicks off in Turin, bringing together the world’s top eight tennis players. Carlos Alcaraz is determined to reclaim the world number one ranking. Find out the match schedule and where to watch live broadcasts.
Inside the Political Calm: How the Andalusian Leader Quietly Dodges Scandals and Strengthens His Grip
Moreno Bets on Calm and Stability at the Andalusia Regional Congress. Andalusian leader Juan Manuel Moreno kicked off his re-election week with a focus on effective governance and a calm approach. The regional congress unfolded without sensational topics or controversies, highlighting achievements and the government's steady hand. Find out why Moreno steers clear of hot-button issues in our report.
Why Scrapping VAT on Food for the Needy Isn't Working: The Law Exists, but There’s No Way to Use It
In Spain, Food Banks Still Paying VAT on Donations Despite Tax Being Scrapped. Some 4.1 million people in Spain live in extreme poverty. Food banks are still forced to pay VAT on donated products, even though a law scrapping the tax took effect six months ago. The mechanism to put the exemption into practice has yet to work.
Student Housing in Alicante: Top Choices and Where to Find the Most Comfortable Options
Where Students Live in Alicante: Districts, Infrastructure, and Top Residences. Alicante is regarded as one of the most attractive cities for students. It offers modern infrastructure, convenient public transport, and a wide range of accommodation options. This article reviews the city's student-friendly districts and top residences.
Diversity vs. Uniformity: Why Socialists See Cultural Blending as Spain’s Key to the Future
PSOE Supports Migrant Integration and Criticizes Vox's Approach to Spanish Identity. PSOE emphasizes the importance of integrating migrants and condemns Vox's hardline stance. The debate centers on the role of diversity in shaping modern Spain. Discover how political disagreements are impacting society.
Cinema Premiere: How La invasió dels bàrbars Brought Audiences and Creators Together
La invasió dels bàrbars Opens in Valencia: A Film on Memory and Civic Engagement. Valencia hosted the premiere of La invasió dels bàrbars. The film delves into historical memory and actively involves the public in its making. Discover why this project has sparked such a strong response.
Regional authorities introduce new rules: how school life will change after the reform
Murcia to Impose Stricter Penalties for Bullying and Discipline Violations in Schools. Authorities in Murcia are preparing new school regulations. Sanctions for bullying and aggressive behavior will become tougher. Find out what changes await students and teachers.
Micro homes are transforming real estate: How capsule technology from China is taking over Spain
Capsule Homes from China Arrive in Spain: The New Housing Market Trend. Interest in compact modular homes is growing in Spain. These innovative solutions are helping to make housing more affordable. Capsule homes offer energy efficiency and rapid installation. Their popularity is rising amid changes in the real estate market.
Guardia Civil Scandal: Senior Officer and Contractor Accused of Contract Fraud
Civil Guard General Faces Trial for Corruption in Barracks Renovations. A Madrid court has opened proceedings against a Civil Guard general accused of taking bribes in exchange for awarding barracks renovation contracts. Investigators uncovered millions in losses and substandard construction work.
Nighttime Emergency Alerts in Catalonia: How the Es Alert System Works and Why Notifications Arrived Overnight
Catalonia Residents Receive Storm Warnings Despite Clear Skies. Overnight, emergency alerts were sent to phones across Catalonia, warning of potential heavy rains. Authorities dispatched these warnings in advance to help residents prepare for possible danger. Find out how the alert system operates and why messages are sometimes issued even when there's no rain.
Where Property Prices Are Soaring Fastest: Madrid, Barcelona, the Balearic Islands and Other Hotspots in Spain
Spanish Housing Prices Reach New Record: Ongoing Growth in Secondary and New Home Markets. In the third quarter of 2025, the average price of housing in Spain rose again. Both secondary and new homes have reached historic highs. Real estate market activity remains strong.
Will Purchasing Power Hold? What the Future Holds for 3.5 Million Sector Employees
Spanish Authorities Discuss Wage Indexation for Civil Servants Until 2028. Spain has launched talks on new pay conditions for civil servants, including the possibility of wage indexation to inflation through 2028. The decision could impact millions of public sector employees nationwide.
La Manga del Mar Menor: Pros, Cons, and the Real Cost of Living on Spain’s Coast
Coastal Living: Where Is It More Affordable and Comfortable to Live in La Manga in 2025? La Manga del Mar Menor is a unique resort with a mild climate and well-developed infrastructure. The region offers a variety of residential areas suitable for families and vacationers. Housing prices and living costs depend on your choice of neighborhood.
City 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.
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