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149 newsThe secrets of the Ayuso Generation—behind-the-scenes deals, shifting alliances, fierce competition for power and how mayors are quietly reshaping the political landscape against Vox and the left
Battle for City Hall: Why Ayuso’s Team Will Stop at Nothing to Rule Madrid. A new conflict is brewing in the capital’s political scene: Ayuso’s team is challenging not only Vox but also the old strongholds of the left. Mayors from the “Ayuso Generation” are preparing unexpected moves to avoid sharing power and strengthen their grip. The intrigue behind the fight for an absolute majority is growing.
Which Spanish province unexpectedly topped the unfriendliness ranking
Where the Most Unfriendly People in Spain Live According to Spaniards. An unusual poll in Spain has revealed the country's least friendly regions. The results surprised even locals. The leaders of the ranking were not those that people expected. Who made the top list and why
Why Are Basques Buying While Andalusians Are Selling — Who Will Come Out on Top
How Andalusia Is Losing Its IT Assets While the Basque Country Brings Companies Back. Authorities in the Basque Country are regaining control of a key IT company. Andalusia, on the other hand, is relinquishing its technology assets. What sets their approaches apart and who will come out ahead? Find out in our report.
Why one of Spain’s most beautiful cities no longer welcomes tourists
San Sebastián Puts an End to Tourism Boom with Moratorium on New Hotels. San Sebastián authorities make a bold move: the city bans new hotels. Tourist apartments are also prohibited. Locals score a crucial win. Find out what this means for the tourism sector.
Who will claim the top prize this year and how not to miss your chance
El Niño Lottery 2026 Millions of euros and new winners across Spain. On January 6, Madrid will host a €700 million draw. The El Niño Lottery is once again set to change lives. Find out how to claim your prize and make sure you don’t miss your chance.
Driving school expenses: key budget tips to keep your finances intact
How Much Does It Cost to Get a Driving License in Spain in 2026. Getting a driving license in Spain comes with significant expenses. Find out how much you really need to save and discover practical ways to reduce your financial burden. Essential tips for future drivers.
A 23-year-old’s mysterious Christmas incident in San Sebastián
Missing Woman Found Alive in San Sebastián After Disappearing on Christmas Eve. A 23-year-old woman who went missing on Christmas Eve in San Sebastián has been found alive. She was located following a large-scale search operation.
Why Is the Traditional Basque Pintxo Making Headlines Again
How the Gilda Tapas Made a Comeback Among Young People With Surprising New Flavors. Gilda is making a return to Spain's gastronomic scene. Young people are choosing unusual combinations. In Madrid, a venue has opened offering dozens of varieties of this pincho.
Spain's most surprising locations for new housing developments and record growth
Spain transforms where new districts and 100,000 flats will appear in 2025. In 2025, Spain stuns with the scale of construction. New neighborhoods are emerging where no one expected them. Experts debate the future of the housing market. Why are developers rushing while authorities sound the alarm? Read on to find out who is changing the map of the country and where.
Real estate prices in Donostia are rising faster than anywhere else — what’s happening in the housing market
San Sebastián Housing Prices Hit Historic Highs in November 2025. In San Sebastián, housing has become a luxury. Prices have soared to new heights. Why is the city outpacing the rest of Spain? Which neighborhoods are now out of reach for most residents? Don’t miss the details — all the key information inside.
A mass eviction was expected, but most residents left in advance—how it happened
San Sebastián Police Launch Major Raid on Abandoned College—Building Found Nearly Empty. In San Sebastián, police prepared for a major eviction, only to find the building almost deserted. Most of the former occupants had left the old college before authorities arrived. Read on to find out what happened to the former residents.
European Court Rules Prison Medical Care Was Inadequate – Case Details
France Violated Rights of ETA Prisoner with Multiple Sclerosis, Rules ECHR. The ECHR found France guilty of violating the rights of a prisoner with multiple sclerosis. The court ordered compensation, but did not release the inmate. Read how the case unfolded.
Genetics offers families closure — uncovering the secrets of postwar Spain
Colmenar Viejo to Begin Identifying Executed Victims After 86 Years. Colmenar Viejo will soon begin the genetic identification of victims of executions. Families have long awaited the chance to learn the fate of their loved ones. The project aims to bring closure to old wounds and restore the names of those who perished.
The Mystery of a Basque Driver’s Death — Why Are Authorities Still Silent?
Mikel Sabalsa's Family Waits 40 Years for Answers About His Death. The circumstances surrounding Mikel Sabalsa remain unresolved. His family demands the truth and access to classified files. Authorities remain reluctant to disclose case details.
How Bilbao’s First Silent Protests Changed the Fight Against Terrorism — Why Silence Was Louder Than Words
How Gesto por la Paz Emerged and Transformed Protests Against Violence in the Basque Country. In 1985, a movement was born in Bilbao that changed attitudes toward political violence. Gesto por la Paz united people in silent demonstrations against terror. Discover how their protests shaped society.
Consuelo Ordóñez engages in public dispute with Madrid’s president—clash over terrorism remembrance
Head of Terror Victims' Association Condemns Ayuso for Claims of Ongoing ETA Influence. Consuelo Ordóñez sharply criticized Ayuso for portraying ETA as an active force. The debate over Spain’s past and the memory of victims has reignited, stirring controversy among both politicians and society.
Mask scandal: Koldo and Ábalos put the party's integrity at risk – Government on edge
Internal Conflict over the Koldo Case and Abalos’s Fear of Prison Heighten Pressure on Moncloa. Spanish authorities are concerned about Koldo García’s actions and José Luis Abalos’s fear of imprisonment. Their behavior threatens to undermine government efforts to contain the scandal and protect the party.
Housing prices in Donostia are still climbing — which areas are the most expensive and why?
San Sebastián Sets New Housing Price Record in October 2025. Housing prices in San Sebastián are making headlines once again. The city is outpacing the rest of Spain, delighting investors and sellers. For buyers, however, it's a reason for concern. Find out what's happening in the market in our report.
Tragic End to Search in Urbia — Man’s Body Found Near Where His Dog Was Discovered
Missing Shepherd Found Dead in Gipuzkoa Mountains After Days-Long Search. The search for a 77-year-old shepherd in Gipuzkoa has ended tragically. His body was discovered near Mount Artzanburu, not far from where his dog had previously been found. The incident has deeply shocked the local community.
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.
A Million-Euro Heist: How the Thief Outsmarted Security Systems — and Got Caught Six Months Later
How Police Cracked a Daring Jewelry Store Robbery During Madrid's Massive Blackout. Madrid police have solved the theft of 2,200 pieces of jewelry worth over a million euros. The thief took advantage of a citywide power outage. Officers spent six months analyzing hundreds of hours of footage to track down the culprit.
Industrial zone near Madrid engulfed in smoke — Evacuations, anxiety, and firefighters battling relentlessly
Fire at Car Dismantling Yard in San Martín de la Vega: Blaze Destroys Vehicles and Threatens Warehouses. A major fire broke out in the industrial area of San Martín de la Vega. Hundreds of workers have been evacuated as the flames spread rapidly. The situation remains tense—follow our updates as the story develops.
Unique Initiative: How Concrete Bunkers and European Technology Are Transforming Cancer Treatment in Spain
Galicia to Open Spain's First Public Proton Therapy Center. In 2026, Galicia will launch the country’s first proton therapy center, equipped with cutting-edge technology and ready to serve patients from across northwest Spain. Discover how this unique facility is being built and what it means for future patients.
Hundreds of figures, festive vibes, and local traditions: why families flock here together
Giant Nativity Scene Unveiled in San Lorenzo de El Escorial with Hundreds of Figures. San Lorenzo de El Escorial has once again transformed with an impressive nativity scene. Over 600 handmade figures by local residents turn the city into a Christmas wonderland. Find out how to experience this unique event.
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.
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.
The Arguinano Family Duo: How a Spanish Culinary Legend Passes the Torch to His Son and Surprises with a New Recipe Collection
Karlos Arguiñano Launches New Culinary Bestseller and Prepares TV Successors. Karlos Arguiñano unveils a cookbook featuring 560 easy and healthy recipes, with his son and sister joining the project. The chef promises he’s not leaving television and is preparing new surprises.
A village of just 300 residents: the perfect escape from city life in northern Spain
Areso – the Hidden Village of Navarre for the Perfect Autumn Escape. In northern Spain lies a remarkable place, tucked away among Navarre's green valleys. Here, the authentic spirit of the past endures. It's an ideal destination for those who cherish tranquility.
Madrid introduces new rules: car tax rates to change depending on vehicle type
Starting 2026, Madrid Car Tax Will Depend on Environmental Label. Madrid will change how vehicle taxes are calculated in 2026. The amount will now depend on your car’s environmental category. Find out who will pay more and who can save.
Valle de los Caídos Transformation: New Architecture, Interpretation Center, and the Future of the Cross
Project Chosen to Transform Spain’s Cuelgamuros Valley: Staircase to Be Removed, Memory Center to Open. Spanish authorities have announced the winner of the competition to renew the Cuelgamuros Valley. The plan involves demolishing the staircase, building a modern center, and preserving the cross. Work is set to begin in 2027 and will last four years.
An Evening with Laurie Anderson: How Music and Art Can Help Us Cope with a World Full of Anxiety
Laurie Anderson Creates an Oasis of Harmony at the Barcelona Jazz Festival. Laurie Anderson performed at the Auditori, offering the audience a moment of inner peace. Her concert became an island of hope and unity in a turbulent world. Discover how art can transform our view of reality.
Seismic activity near Santiago de Compostela: What we know about the overnight earthquake
Earthquake of Magnitude 3.4 Recorded in Galicia: No Injuries Reported. A 3.4-magnitude earthquake struck near Santiago de Compostela this morning, with the epicenter close to Vila de Cruces. No casualties or damage have been reported, but residents are discussing the unusual event.
25 Years On: How Catalonia Remembers Ernest Lluch and His Enduring Legacy
Catalonia Pays Tribute to Ernest Lluch 25 Years After the Tragedy. Catalonia marks 25 years since the death of Ernest Lluch. His name has become a symbol of the fight for accessible healthcare and democracy. Commemorative events are taking place in Barcelona and other cities.
Why Is France Still Silent on Citizens Killed by GAL? A 40-Year Perspective
Spanish and French Victims of GAL: The Memory No One Wants to Confront. Spain remembers the French citizens killed by GAL in the 1980s, while France continues to remain silent about their stories. Why does this uncomfortable memory still remain unspoken? Find out in our report.
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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