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1372 newsWhat Major Investigations in Almería and Córdoba Are Not Telling You
Contract scandals in Andalusia threaten positions of the People’s Party. Court cases over healthcare contracts are intensifying in Andalusia. Former officials and prominent business figures are at the center of the investigation. The political consequences could be unpredictable.
How will new housing technologies transform life in the capital
Madrid to Build First Municipal 3D Modular Homes by 2026. Madrid launches a groundbreaking project: 3D modular housing. The city is prioritizing speed, sustainability, and affordability. Find out what awaits tenants just a year from now
Why disruptions hit the world’s largest social network and could it happen again
Massive X Outage Leaves Millions Worldwide Without Access. The X platform abruptly went down for millions of users. People faced errors and were unable to log in. While the service has been restored, some issues still persist.
Why does the ex-minister keep changing lawyers and how will this affect the trial
Abalos Lawyer Change Could Delay High-Profile Mask Trial. The mask trial is at risk of delay due to Abalos's new lawyer's busy schedule Changes in the defense may alter the course of this high-profile case Stay tuned for updates
Who stands to gain from the freeze and who will pay more in 2026
In 2026 contributions for Spanish autónomos will remain unchanged but MEI will increase. Spain freezes contributions for autónomos in 2026 but MEI will rise by 0.1%. The new rules affect everyone who is self-employed. Find out what changes to expect in your payments.
How much can you save on travel across the country this summer
Spain launches €60 unlimited pass for all state trains and buses. Spain introduces a single monthly travel pass for €60 covering all state-run trains and buses. The new ticket is already on sale and will be valid starting January 19, 2026.
When Andalusia Residents Could Be Caught Off Guard by Extreme Weather
Yellow alert issued in Cadiz Huelva and Seville due to heavy rain and waterspout threat. Yellow alert declared in Cadiz Huelva and Seville. Heavy rains and risk of waterspouts expected. Residents are preparing for the most intense hours of severe weather
Seville real estate prices soar — which neighborhoods are growing fastest
Housing Prices in Seville Hit All-Time Highs What’s Happening in the Real Estate Market. Seville surprises again as housing costs soar to new records Prices are rising and the gap between neighborhoods is wider than ever Who benefits from this real estate boom Why is demand holding strong despite record prices Find the answers in our article
What makes Spanish clinics the top choice for the toughest medical cases
Spain to Lead Europe in Number of Medical Research Projects in 2025. Spain surprises Europe with the scale of its clinical research. In 2025, more than 960 new projects have been launched, with a focus on oncology and rare diseases
What could prevent the PP from securing an election victory
FAES warns Sanchez could remain in power after the elections. The FAES Foundation believes Pedro Sánchez could keep his post as Prime Minister. Even with favorable polls for the PP, the situation remains uncertain. Domestic political risks and the role of Vox are cause for concern.
What is a Sioux Indian statue doing in the heart of Andalusia
In Seville stands a monument that secretly binds Spain and the US with a thread of friendship. There is an unusual monument in Seville symbolizing the friendship between two cities on different continents. Discover the story of this remarkable connection forged in bronze and shaped by time.
Who is really behind the Socialdemocracia 21 manifesto
Jordi Sevilla Demands PSOE Renewal and Blames Leadership for Far-Right Rise. Jordi Sevilla has delivered harsh criticism of the PSOE leadership. He called for a shift in the party’s political direction. The manifesto accuses leaders of losing public trust and fueling the rise of extremists.
What happened in the house at dawn and who managed to call for help
Seville family with two children narrowly escapes carbon monoxide poisoning. A family in Seville was nearly killed by carbon monoxide poisoning. Two children and their parents were urgently hospitalized. The cause was a common household heater.
What lies beneath the numbers in Spanish opinion polls
Inside 40dB Polls How the Data Is Collected and What It Reveals. Full access to 40dB survey details is now open. Discover how conclusions are drawn and what Spaniards truly think. All data is available for analysis.
Who stands to gain from the new billions allocation in 2026
Financial Reform in Spain Andalusia and Valencia Receive More Funding Catalonia Unconcerned. Spain is changing its regional funding rules Andalusia and Valencia receive record allocations Catalonia maintains its standing while tensions between political parties continue to mount
What is behind Andalusia's bold new identity
Andalucía 27 platform launched in Madrid to strengthen regional influence. The Andalucía 27 project has been launched in the Spanish capital, aiming to elevate Andalusia’s profile on the national stage. The initiative is backed by prominent entrepreneurs and politicians.
How Spanish banks evaded sanctions and what changes now
Spanish banks banned from issuing credit cards or raising limits without customer request. Spain introduces strict regulations prohibiting banks from issuing credit cards or increasing credit limits without customer consent. These new rules aim to protect consumers from unwanted debt and hidden fees. Find out how the lending market is set to change.
Why Social Democracy Is Back on the Agenda in Spain
Jordi Sevilla launches manifesto to revitalize PSOE and return to its roots. Jordi Sevilla calls for a PSOE reset and a move away from populism. The new manifesto promises to shake up the party and restore confidence in social democracy. What comes next for Spanish politics remains an open question
Will the new technology catch drivers off guard
Implementation of V16 Beacon in Spain Triggers Concerns and Debate. The V16 system tracks accident vehicles in real time sparking worries among drivers and experts Open data access could bring unexpected risks
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.
Who’s right: the customer or the restaurant owner
Spanish restaurant charges absent guests sparking online backlash. A restaurant in Spain charged for three guests who failed to show up. The customer left an angry review, and the owner publicly defended the decision. The story ignited heated debate on social media.
Why musicians are turning their backs on fashion and what Barsenas is searching for in 2026
How Willy Bárcenas Built His Own Musical Island Beyond Madrid’s Trends. Willy Bárcenas swaps the stage for television and opens his own studio. He shares why he doesn’t believe in music trends and how a show changed his life. Discover what drives the lead singer of Taburete.
What sparked the storm in Spain over the new financial plan
García-Page Demands Elections Over Controversial Regional Budget Allocation. The president of Castilla-La Mancha has harshly criticized the recent budget reform, arguing that the new approach threatens national unity. Authorities are accused of ignoring the interests of most regions.
What is really happening at the Moncloa talks and why is everyone on edge
Sánchez initiates funding reform to secure Illa's support in Catalonia. Sánchez changes funding rules for Illa and Catalonia. The fate of the Socialists and national balance hang in the balance. Why is everyone worried about this new deal? Find out in our report.
The debate over Soto and his contract just won’t die down
Andalusian Authorities Find No Violations in Singer Soto’s Route Project Contract. The Andalusian government has found no violations in the contract with José Manuel Soto. However, the singer was billed €30,000 for contested expenses. The story continues to develop, fueling a wave of emotions.
Royal portraits vanish What secrets are the Bourbons hiding in 2026
Juan Carlos’s 88th Birthday in Abu Dhabi Went Unnoticed by the Public. This year, Juan Carlos’s birthday passed without a single photo released. The Bourbon family shared no images and made no public statements, sparking a wave of speculation about shifts within the royal household.
Why is the new emergency lamp causing so much debate
Drivers in Spain temporarily spared fines for missing V-16 emergency light. Spain has decided not to fine drivers for lacking the V-16 device. Authorities are giving motorists more time to adapt to the new rule. Find out how this may impact road safety.
Thousands of passengers stranded on the tracks today — what happened
Cable theft halts high-speed trains between Andalusia and other regions of Spain. A sudden cable theft between Guadajoz and Córdoba has stopped high-speed train traffic. Passengers are stranded and schedules disrupted. Find out what's happening on Spain's railways
Who else will be implicated in the high-profile pandemic procurement scandal
Viktor de Aldama admits guilt in Spanish mask corruption case. Viktor de Aldama has confessed to his involvement in the mask corruption scheme. He is cooperating actively with the court in hopes of a reduced sentence. The investigation is uncovering new suspects.
How did a former bullfighter and the Duke of Alba place their trust in Aznar
How the Son of José María Aznar Is Shaping Luxury Tourism with Spanish Aristocrats. The son of Spain’s former Prime Minister is reshaping the high-end real estate market. His alliance with the Duke of Alba and Litri is opening new opportunities for the tourism industry. Discover how powerful friends are helping him overcome setbacks.
Key changes ahead for employees and employers you need to know
Spanish Labor Ministry proposes raising minimum wage to 1,221 euros in 2026. Spain may increase its minimum wage to 1,221 euros Authorities are discussing new contract rules Employers and unions brace for major changes
Who is hiding the truth about the Valencia disaster
Judge Summonses Closest Allies of Carlos Mazón in Valencia Tragedy Case. The investigation into the catastrophe that claimed 230 lives in Valencia continues. The judge is summoning key officials to clarify contradictions. The focus is on decisions made at the height of the crisis.
What Spanish employees and employers need to know about upcoming changes
EU to Launch Sweeping Labor Law Reform by 2026. The EU begins work on a new labor reform set to impact wages, job security, and working conditions. Major changes are coming to Spain’s employment market.
How to Get the Biggest Tax Break in 2026
Spaniards can get up to 9000 euros in deductions for energy-efficient home renovations. In 2026, Spain will introduce new tax deductions for energy-efficient renovations. Amounts reach up to 9,000 euros. Find out what conditions you need to meet to maximize your benefit.
Who will snag a €9 ticket for the high-speed train
Ouigo launches major ticket sale across Spain up to 33 euros. Ouigo offers 680,000 tickets at discounted prices. Travel available on all routes. Offer valid until January 14—don't miss your chance.
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