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How new measures will reshape Europe's battle against maritime drug trafficking – A turning point for the continent

Portugal Tightens Laws on Drug Speedboats After Seven Years of Inaction. Portugal imposes strict controls on speedboats. The new regulations make life harder for drug cartels. Spain and Portugal strengthen their joint fight against maritime trafficking.

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A single ticket wins a million euros—could you be the next lucky winner?

Small Town Resident in Galicia Becomes Millionaire Thanks to Euromillones Lottery. Another €1 million prize was drawn in Spain. The lucky ticket was purchased in a small town. Discover the details of the draw and the jackpot amount.

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Astronomers Worldwide Compete for Access to a Unique Tool: The Race Intensifies

Number of Applications for Using James Webb Telescope Surpasses All Expectations. The demand for access to the James Webb Telescope has reached a historic high. Scientists have submitted nearly three thousand proposals. Competition for observation time is fiercer than ever.

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Tears, intrigues, and secret deals: How Francoism collapsed and democracy was born

How One Woman Changed the Course of Spanish History in 1977. Belén Landáburu played a pivotal role in the fall of the Franco regime. A documentary unveils the behind-the-scenes political intrigue of 1977. Spain was on the verge of transformation—discover how it all unfolded.

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Western Spain loses patience as Europe delays—regions see development opportunities slip away

Talavera Authorities Demand Accelerated Launch of Madrid–Lisbon High-Speed Rail. Talavera officials and the business community are calling for the construction of the Madrid–Lisbon high-speed rail line. The project promises economic growth and new jobs. While the EU has postponed the launch to 2034, regional leaders are urging for a faster timeline.

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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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Heavy rains hit Spain: regional responses to flood threats and the current situation

Authorities Maintain Rain Warnings in Cáceres and Ávila Despite Improving Conditions. Rain warnings remain in effect in Cáceres and Ávila. Authorities have activated emergency plans and sent alerts to residents. The situation is gradually stabilizing, but road restrictions and precautionary measures are still in place.

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Why Madrid and Barcelona Are Poised to Host the World's Biggest Football Event: The Drama Behind the 2030 World Cup Final

Spain Maintains Its Lead in the Race to Host the 2030 World Cup Final. CSD chief says Spain is the frontrunner to host the 2030 World Cup final. Authorities are focusing on infrastructure and safety. FIFA's decision is expected in 2029, but the battle between cities is still ongoing.

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Pensioner drowned in Lake Sanabria: years-long investigation uncovers the killers

Two Portuguese Nationals Sentenced to 22 and 17 Years for Murder Over Pension in Samora. A court in Samora has sentenced two Portuguese citizens to lengthy prison terms for the murder of an elderly man. The victim was killed so the perpetrators could collect his pension. The investigation uncovers key details of the crime and the motives behind the act.

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Caracas Scandal: A Love Story of Betrayal and Divorce That Shocked All of Venezuela

How the Scandalous Divorce of Luis de Bourbon’s Mother-in-law Changed the Law. Carmen Leonor Santaella faced betrayal. Her marriage ended after thirty years. The high-profile divorce set a legal precedent.

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The Future of Swimming Pools: AI Innovations, Energy Efficiency, and Next-Level Comfort

Barcelona to Showcase Innovative and Eco-Friendly Pool Solutions at Major Exhibition. Barcelona is gearing up to host a landmark event for pool industry professionals. Over 400 companies from 30 countries will unveil the latest advancements in technology, design, and sustainability. A record turnout is expected, with a packed program of events.

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Badajoz's Hidden Gem: A Castle of Secret Passages and Knights’ Legends

Miraflores Castle in Badajoz – Arabian Heritage and Knightly Secrets. Standing tall in the province of Badajoz, this ancient fortress holds centuries of history and mysterious legends. A must-visit destination in Extremadura. Discover its unique heritage.

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Póvoa Dão Rural Landmark on Sale Again: Investment Opportunity in Historic Tourism

Historic Portuguese Village Goes Up for Auction for €1.4 Million. An entire village is up for grabs in a rare online auction in Portugal, offering both significant heritage value and major tourism potential. Substantial investments have already been made in its restoration. The new owner will have the chance to develop their own vision for the site.

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This Roman lighthouse has shone for 2,000 years: Galicia’s unmissable treasure

The Tower of Hercules in Galicia: The World’s Oldest Functioning Roman Lighthouse. A unique monument rises on the Galician coast — the world’s oldest operational lighthouse. For two millennia, it has guided sailors and witnessed the history of navigation. Visiting the tower is an unforgettable experience.

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Inside the Finca Matasanos Scandal: 90 Wild Boars, Hidden Cash, and Elite Secret Parties

Victor de Aldama’s Partner at the Center of Hunting Scandal and UCO Investigation. Claudio Rivas, linked to a fuel fraud case, took part in a large-scale hunt at Finca Matasanos. This venue has attracted close scrutiny from UCO due to suspicions of hidden cash. Details of the event and Rivas’s ties to other involved figures are raising fresh questions.

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Global Tax Map Update: Spain Pulls Ahead of Some, but Trails Far Behind Others

Spain in the Global OECD Tax Ranking: Among Leaders and Laggards. The latest tax burden ranking has been published. Spain holds a mid-to-high position. Find out which countries top the list and which ones are falling behind.

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Millions, architectural ambitions, and unfinished dreams: why Marina Atlántica is making headlines again

Scandal on the Vigo Coast: Developer Demands Compensation 20 Years Later. An old controversy over a luxury seafront development in Galicia has resurfaced. The developer is demanding €1.7 million from the authorities of Cangas for a deal that was never fulfilled. Despite Norman Foster’s involvement, the ambitious project never came to life.

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Record Growth: How the Port of Cádiz is Boosting Volume and Transforming Its Logistics

Cadiz Port Cargo Throughput Up 15 Percent in First Ten Months of 2025. The Port of Cadiz increased its cargo throughput by 15% as of October 2025, with a notable rise in liquid cargo volumes. Passenger traffic and cruise operations showed mixed trends. Get the details on growth and changes.

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The Secret Sister of Carmen Martínez-Bordiú: How the Dictator’s Heiress Lives Today

Arancha Martínez-Bordiú: The Secret Life and Business of Franco's Most Private Granddaughter. María Aranzazu Martínez-Bordiú leads a private life, deliberately staying out of the spotlight and away from the press. She has dedicated herself to her family and works in the real estate business.

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A nature lover’s trail: breathtaking route with postcard-perfect views

A Must-Do Hiking Route in Asturias: Rivers, Gorges, and Chestnut Forests. Asturias offers the perfect escape for nature lovers. Discover a scenic trail that winds through dramatic gorges and lush forests, ending with a breathtaking panoramic view from the summit.

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El Millón: Jackpot win brings luck to Algeciras resident

A New Lottery Millionaire Emerges in Popular Cadiz City. Spain has welcomed another millionaire. The winning ticket was sold in Algeciras. The jackpot of the popular lottery keeps climbing.

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Major Crypto Fraud Scandal: How an Entrepreneur Landed at the Heart of an International Investigation

Spanish Court Detains Crypto Entrepreneur Linked to Alvise Campaign Financing. The owner of the cryptocurrency platform, Álvaro Romillo Castillo, has been jailed without bail. He is suspected of embezzling over €260 million and attempting to flee. Investigators uncovered a complex network of offshore accounts and shell companies.

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A Hidden Gem of Spain Where Game of Thrones Was Filmed: The Perfect Autumn Getaway

The Perfect City for an Autumn Getaway: UNESCO Heritage and Game of Thrones Filming Location. Discover a unique destination in Extremadura. This city combines a rich historical legacy and served as a set for the iconic TV series. The ideal route for a short autumn trip.

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Exclusive Investigation: How Luxury Yachts, High-End Cars, and Digital Assets Are Luring Thousands of Investors

Businessman Arrested in Spain Over One of the Largest Crypto Scams of Recent Years. The owner of an investment club is at the center of a major fraud case, suspected of stealing hundreds of millions of euros and attempting to flee. Investigators have uncovered an international network and a life of luxury.

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Castile’s Hidden Gem: The Medieval Town on the Portuguese Border

The Fortress City in Salamanca You Should Visit This Autumn. Discover Ciudad Rodrigo, a unique destination in Castile and León. Step into a medieval atmosphere, surrounded by centuries-old walls and palaces.

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Infanta Sofía surprises with her new look: what she was doing in Madrid without her parents

Infanta Sofía Spent a Secret Weekend in Madrid with Friends and Sushi. Infanta Sofía took a break from her studies to visit friends in Madrid. Discover the details of her unofficial adventures in the capital.

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Luis de Guindos warns: How new regulations could upend the European rental market

ECB Vice President Urges Overhaul of Housing Rental Regulations in the Eurozone. Luis de Guindos of the ECB has highlighted the current rental market dynamics, warning that existing measures may be limiting supply. The official pointed out potential implications for the eurozone’s economy.

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Andalusian Scandal: How Carlos Fernández Returned to Spain and Escaped Prison

Former Marbella Official Avoids Jail After 19 Years on the Run. Carlos Fernández, ex-councilman of Marbella, will pay a large sum and a fine instead of serving jail time. His case is tied to a high-profile corruption scandal in Andalusia. Find out how he managed to escape prison nearly two decades later.

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Experts and apartment owners debate the future of rentals: How will the city's economy be affected?

Barcelona debates impact of banning tourist apartments on the housing market. A heated debate is unfolding in Barcelona over the future of tourist apartments. Industry representatives oppose the new restrictions, while authorities promise changes for the housing market. Business owners voice concerns about economic consequences.

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Euromillones Luck: Who Won Hundreds of Thousands of Euros and the Million-Euro Prize

Euromillones Draw Showers Spain with Prizes, But the Main Jackpot Remains Unclaimed. The latest Euromillones draw brought luck to Spain. Several Spanish players claimed major cash prizes, while the jackpot rolled over yet again.

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Elysium in Seville: What Awaits Guests at the Launch of the City’s Newest Music Venue

Elysium Club Opens in Seville: Major New Venue for Concerts and Nightlife. This November, Elysium opens in Seville—a club and concert venue for 1,700 guests. Promising state-of-the-art sound, spectacular light shows, and performances by world-class DJs, the city’s newest hotspot is set to impress music lovers. Discover what makes this venue stand out.

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Debating the Future of Defense and Peace: Key Figures and Surprising Opinions at the Capital’s Forum

Security Forum in Madrid Brings Together Ministers and Experts. Ministers, military officials, and analysts gathered at the Palace Hotel in Madrid to discuss defense challenges and emerging threats. The forum served as a platform for exchanging views on geopolitics and security.

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Azora enters the French senior housing market: deal details and future plans

Azora Expands Portfolio: 17 New Senior Living Complexes in France. Azora has completed a major deal in the senior housing real estate market, acquiring 17 complexes across France. The company's portfolio now exceeds €800 million in assets. Experts note growing interest in this sector.

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Thousands of drivers eligible for refunds: how to get your money back for AP-9 tolls

Spanish Supreme Court Orders Audasa to Refund AP-9 Tolls Collected During Repairs. The Supreme Court has ruled that Audasa must compensate drivers for tolls paid on the AP-9 during extended maintenance works on the Rande Bridge. The decision affects thousands of motorists, with refunds including accrued interest. Find out who is eligible and how to claim your refund.

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Asturias Disappearance Mystery: New Evidence Found in Mine Pond Shakes Up Investigation

Two Cars Found at the Bottom of a Mine Pond: The Case of a Mother and Daughter Missing for 38 Years. In Asturias, nearly four decades after a woman and her young daughter vanished, the case has been reopened. The discovery of two cars at the bottom of an abandoned pond has given the investigation an unexpected twist. What seemed a family tragedy may turn out to be a brutal crime.

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