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A City for Locals or Investors? How Canamunt Is Losing Its Identity and Residents

Residents of Palma's Historic Center Fight Evictions as Rents Soar. In Canamunt, families are being forced out of their homes due to soaring rental prices. Locals are joining forces to halt mass evictions. The crisis is intensifying, transforming the character of the neighborhood.

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The investigation unfolds — school records and family ties prove crucial in the case

Man Arrested in Palma on Suspicion of Sexual Abuse of Nine-Year-Old Niece. A man has been detained in Palma on suspicion of sexually abusing a young girl. The child shared her experience at school. Police and specialists are working with the family and witnesses.

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King Emeritus Meets Family in Madrid: Royal Tensions Simmer Behind Closed Doors

Juan Carlos I Returns to Madrid: Family Strains, Memories, and the Wish to Stay in Spain. Juan Carlos I spent several hours with his family in Madrid. He is concerned about relations with his granddaughters and the upcoming release of his memoirs. The former king is displeased with restrictions on his residence in Spain.

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Surges, setbacks, and unexpected outcomes—why is Spain’s housing market locking out millions from buying or renting?

Two Years of Isabel Rodríguez: How Spain's Housing Market Has Changed Under the New Policy. Two years ago, Isabel Rodríguez became head of Spain's housing ministry. Since then, the situation has only grown more tense. Young people and families are now at an impasse. Why the promises failed and what lies ahead for Spaniards—find out in our report.

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Spain’s Harsh Winter: Which Roads Are Blocked and Where Chains Are Mandatory — Detailed Map of Restrictions

Snowstorms Paralyze Traffic in Northern Spain — Dozens of Roads Closed and Restricted. Heavy snowstorms have disrupted transportation in northern Spain. Five highways are closed, and restrictions have been imposed on nearly fifty more. Drivers must use snow chains and detour around hazardous areas.

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Where and When Spain's Christmas Lights Will Be Switched On: Complete Calendar by Region

When Will Christmas Lights Shine in Spanish Cities in 2025? Find out when Christmas lights will be switched on across Spain's major cities in 2025. The article includes date listings for each region—check to make sure you don’t miss the start of the festivities in your area.

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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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Police Reunites Child with Mother: Unusual Case in Palma Raises Questions Among Parents

Eight-year-old boy found alone at school in Palma on a day off. In Palma, a child arrived at school when there were no classes. Passersby noticed him and called the police. After verifying the circumstances, the boy was handed over to his mother.

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The fate of Camilo José Cela’s original novel: Will Galicia or Alcalá de Henares claim Spain’s literary treasure?

Spain Engulfed in Dispute over 'The Hive' Manuscript: Who Will Claim the Unique Copy? A unique version of 'The Hive' with the author's handwritten edits has been found in the Alcalá de Henares archives. Galicia and Madrid region both claim rights to the manuscript. The final decision rests with the Ministry of Culture.

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Why getting rid of chewing gum on the streets of the Balearic Islands is turning into an expensive headache: fines, equipment and new awareness campaigns

Ibiza and Palma de Mallorca Spend Hundreds of Thousands of Euros Removing Chewing Gum. Authorities in Ibiza and Palma de Mallorca are forced to allocate significant funds to clean streets of chewing gum. Despite introducing fines and special disposal bins, the problem persists. Find out how this affects urban life.

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Palma authorities crack down on camper van overnight stays: What’s driving people to live on the road?

Living in Motorhomes on the Streets of Palma: New Restrictions and Residents’ Protests. Palma is seeing a surge in people forced to move into motorhomes as rents become unaffordable. City authorities are tightening regulations, while locals demand real solutions to the housing crisis. Why motorhomes have become the only way out for many — in our report.

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Palma cracks down on campervans: new fines as affordable housing becomes elusive

Palma Authorities to Fine Residents Living in Motorhomes Amid Rental Crisis. Palma is tightening regulations for those forced to live in motorhomes. City officials plan to impose fines of up to €1,500. Even families with two incomes can't afford regular housing.

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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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Mallorca Real Estate: Where Apartment Prices Are Rising Fastest and Why

Palma Housing Prices Reach Record Highs in October 2025. In October 2025, the average price per square meter in Palma exceeded €5,000. The city remains a leader in property price growth among major Spanish cities. Analysts note significant disparities between neighborhoods.

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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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Storms Hit the Canaries and Galicia: Where to Expect Torrential Rains and Dangerous Winds

Storm Claudia Brings Heavy Rain and Hurricane-Force Winds to the Canary Islands and Northwest Spain. The powerful storm Claudia has hit the Canary Islands and northwest Spain, prompting orange weather alerts in affected regions. Torrential rains, strong gusts, and volatile weather are expected through the end of the week.

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Secret of Mallorca’s Oldest Settlement Revealed: A Destination That Will Amaze Even Seasoned Travelers

Not Palma or Pollença: Discover the Oldest City in Mallorca. The Balearic Islands are home to a truly unique place with a history spanning thousands of years. Several civilizations have left their mark here. Find out which city claims the title of the island's oldest.

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Turnkey Home in Three Months: How New Technologies Are Transforming Spain’s Housing Market

Smart Prefab Homes in Spain Are Becoming an Affordable Reality for Many. Prefab homes are getting smarter. They save energy and money. Discover everything about this new real estate trend.

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Flight discounts: save on tickets this week only

Vueling Launches €16 Tickets: Special Offer for Singles' Day. Vueling has announced a promotion: one-way tickets starting at €16. The offer is valid from November 11 to 17. Travel period: December 2025 to March 2026.

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A Remarkable Rescue and a Grateful Patient: How One Man Transformed Healthcare on the Balearic Islands

Briton Donates ECMO Machine to Palma Hospital After 82 Days in a Covid Coma. A Balearic Islands resident who survived a severe case of Covid and a prolonged coma has raised funds to donate an ECMO machine to the hospital. The clinic can now save more lives. See how a personal tragedy sparked real change.

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New Year’s Magic Returns: Dates and How to Attend the Capital’s Biggest Holiday Show

Cortylandia 2025 Kicks Off in Madrid: A Festival of Lights and Alpine Treats. Cortylandia once again draws thousands to the heart of Madrid. Find out the schedule, how to get there, and why this event is a must-see. Experience the festive atmosphere and cherished traditions for visitors of all ages.

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Former anti-narcotics chief among those arrested: new twists and revelations in high-profile case

76 Arrested and Almost 700 Kg of Cocaine Seized in Major Operation on the Balearic Islands. Authorities in the Balearic Islands have carried out the largest anti-drug operation in the region's history. Seventy-six people, including a former police officer, have been arrested. Nearly 700 kg of cocaine and millions of euros in cash were seized.

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Europe's rail revolution: What will travel from Spain look like by 2035?

EU Accelerates High-Speed Train Launch Between Madrid, Lisbon and Paris. By 2035, a three-hour express train will link Madrid and Lisbon, while Paris will be reachable in just six hours. The European Commission is rolling out a large-scale railway modernization to make travel faster and more convenient.

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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.

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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.

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Left-wing parties and unions unite: demand change after devastating wildfires

Platform Launched in Castile and León to Demand Forest Management Reform. A new platform has emerged in Castile and León, bringing together left-wing groups and trade unions. They are calling for reforms in forest management following devastating wildfires and are planning a major demonstration in León. Regional authorities are facing pressure amid accusations of negligence.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Where to Buy a Penthouse with a Fireplace in Spain: Top Offers and Expert Tips for Creating Your Dream Home

Penthouses with Fireplaces Now Available in Spain from €55,000 for Winter Comfort. In Spain, you can now buy a penthouse with a fireplace starting at €55,000. This article offers tips on setting up and enjoying a fireplace, with examples of properties across different regions. Read our full review for details.

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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.

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Procurement mistakes spark demands for resignations: Which officials are at risk and who stands to lose the most?

Balearic Authorities Under Fire Amid New Ambulance Fleet Scandal. A scandal has erupted in the Balearic Islands after the purchase of 122 new ambulances. The vehicles exceed the weight limit allowed for standard drivers, crippling emergency services. Politicians are calling for resignations and investigations, while patients and staff find themselves caught in the fallout.

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Palma de Mallorca: How to Choose the Right Neighborhood and Avoid Overpaying for Comfort

Where to Live in Palma: Neighborhoods, Prices, and the Advantages of Living in Mallorca. Palma in Mallorca blends vibrant city life with a coastal atmosphere. This article explores the unique features of each neighborhood, living costs, and the benefits of life in the Balearic capital. Discover how location can affect your cost of living.

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The Ice Age giant comes to CosmoCaixa: how the mammoth became the museum's new icon

A Unique Mammoth Arrives in Barcelona: CosmoCaixa Adds a Rare Exhibit to Its Collection. CosmoCaixa now features a mammoth skeleton assembled from the bones of three different animals. The exhibit has become the museum's new highlight, already drawing thousands of visitors. Discover what makes it special and why its story matters.

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Palma: Illegal Resident and Rooftop Pool—How the Scandal Ended

Palma Resident Fined for Unauthorized Rooftop Pool Installation. A court in Palma has ruled on a case involving illegal occupancy and the installation of a pool. The apartment owner continues to pay utilities. Neighbors were concerned about the building’s condition.

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