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Inside the investigation of new hiring practices in Valencia organizations
Valencia Investigates Possible Hiring Irregularities at City Hall and Port. Valencia authorities are at the center of an anti-corruption probe. Investigators are reviewing how employees obtained management positions. The results could impact recruitment policies across Spain.
Spain plans large-scale regularization of migrants
How many foreigners live in Spain and who will be affected by mass regularization. Spain is preparing for its largest migrant regularization in 20 years. The decision will impact hundreds of thousands and reshape the population structure. The article details who and where will receive the new status.
How the tunnel repairs impact transport and the national economy
Seven-week tunnel block in Catalonia paralyzes Spanish freight trains. Tunnel closure in Rubí, Catalonia, sparks transport crisis. Freight trains are at a standstill, losses are mounting. Logistics companies demand compensation and a review of infrastructure decisions.
What causes Levante to drop points in the final minutes
Levante concedes the most goals at the end of matches season’s worrying stats. Levante is once again in the spotlight for letting in goals during the closing moments. Only Elche has conceded more overall. The outcome against Getafe could impact the club’s fight for survival in La Liga.
How to get a free medical card for travel across Europe in Spain in just five days
How to Get a European Health Card in Spain in 5 Days — Step-by-Step Guide. The European Health Insurance Card now arrives by mail in just 5 days. This card gives you access to free healthcare across Europe. Make sure your address is up to date in the Seguridad Social database to avoid missing out on important medical assistance.
Authorities issue yellow alert due to heavy rainfall
Valencia Weather on April 13 Storm Warning and Temperature Changes. Heavy rainfall and gusty winds are expected across the Valencia region on Monday. Authorities have issued a yellow alert in several areas. Weather changes may affect local plans and holiday celebrations.
Why Albarracín and Cuina Oberta are popular choices for spring 2026
Record Interest in Albarracín and Valencia’s Gastronomy New Trends for Spring 2026. Travel within Spain’s regions is gaining traction. Albarracín and Valencia’s gastronomic festivals are in the spotlight. New family-friendly offerings and a record number of restaurants are reshaping the tourist season.
Migrant forced labor network exposed in Castellón
80 migrants in Castellón Life in grim areas and 13-hour shifts without pay. A network exploiting migrants in Castellón’s fields has been uncovered. Workers were kept in unsanitary conditions and denied wages. The operation marked a new approach to combating labor exploitation in Spain.
Chinese electric cars are gaining ground Why Volkswagen is sounding the alarm now
Volkswagen vs Chinese EVs Europes market and future at stake. Volkswagen calls for strict regulations on Chinese auto giants, warning that Europe’s market could change beyond recognition without them. The real intrigue lies in the specifics of these new restrictions and the hidden risks for the automotive industry.
What brought Los Romeos back to the stage after 30 years
Legendary Los Romeos Return with New Versions of Their Hits and a Spain Tour. Castellón band Los Romeos announces their comeback after three decades. Their songs have inspired a new generation of musicians. The return promises a fresh take on Spanish rock classics.
Investigation into a man's death in Benetússer after substance intake
Man’s Death After ‘Alfa’ Consumption Under Investigation in Valencia. A man died in Benetússer (Valencia) after consuming an unidentified substance. Authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding his death and the possible involvement of the other person present. The results of the forensic analysis may impact the direction of the investigation.
Probe into fuel expenses of former Valencia president
Fuel expenses of former Valencia leader spark government dispute. A dispute has erupted in Valencia over the fuel expenses of the region’s former leader. Accusations against Francisco Camps have prompted calls for an investigation. Authorities have pledged to review the data and clarify the situation.
Tax deduction issues in Valencia and other regions
Tax website glitch denies Valencia residents new deductions at campaign launch. At the start of the tax declaration campaign in Valencia, residents faced difficulties with the latest deductions. Spaniards were unable to access new benefits due to a technical error. Authorities promise a swift fix, but the issue has also affected other regions.
Half of children in vulnerable families face poverty
One in three children in Spain live at risk of poverty and isolation. A recent analysis of living conditions in Spain has revealed alarming disparities in child poverty depending on family background. The situation is particularly acute among migrants, large families, and single-parent households, where the risk of poverty and social exclusion reaches record levels.
Court ruling reshapes the investigation into the forgery case
Valencia court reopens fake diploma case against former commissioner. A court in Valencia has overturned the closure of a fake diploma case, affecting a former official and potentially impacting public sector hiring policies. The renewed investigation has sparked reactions among civil servants.
Major disruptions in mobile networks and internet for Digi users
Digi outage leaves thousands of customers across Spain without service or internet. A major outage has hit Digi in Spain, leaving customers unable to make calls or access the internet. The problem has affected multiple regions and service lines. This article covers the details and impact on users.
Почему суды не отменили запрет на игровые салоны рядом с учебными заведениями
Valencia courts uphold strict restrictions on gambling venues near schools. A court in Valencia has confirmed the ban on opening gambling halls within 850 meters of schools. The ruling applies to all new licenses and renewals of existing ones. This decision could reshape the gambling market in the region.
Valencia authorities withdraw support for migrants at CAI
Valencia loses its only legal aid position for migrants ahead of mass regularization. Authorities in Valencia have closed the only legal aid position at the CAI. The decision comes just before a large-scale regularization of migrants. This could overload municipal services and create new challenges for foreigners.
Police uncover illegal textile business in Valencia suburb
Underground Workshop Uncovered in Valencia 26 Undocumented Workers and Overtime Reported. Police in Valencia have uncovered an illegal workshop employing 26 undocumented workers. The employees were working 60-hour weeks without contracts. Authorities are investigating a scheme impacting the local labor market.
Shakira's unknown relatives and their surprising careers
Rare stories from Shakira’s family who among her relatives gained fame. Parents, nine siblings, children, nephews, and even a famous actress—Shakira’s family is striking in its scale and the diversity of its paths. How the Mebarak clan is structured, which of the singer’s relatives have become public figures, and who chose to remain out of the spotlight
How many hours a patient waited for assistance at a Valencia hospital
Valencia authorities to pay 225,000 euros to family after hospital death. A family in Valencia has received compensation following a woman's death in hospital. The cause was a delay in treatment due to a lack of available beds. The incident sparked debate over healthcare safety standards in Spain.
Valencia marks 20 years since the Statute reform
Twenty Years of Reform Why Valencia's Autonomy Is Stalling and What Holds Back Progress. The impact of the statute reform on the region's rights and finances. During this period, the region has faced new challenges and constraints. We explain through examples why the development of autonomy remains in question.
Mercadona introduces new trays in the fish section
Mercadona updates fish section format Freshness and speed replace traditional counters. Mercadona has completely revamped its fish sales approach. Now all products are offered in trays, speeding up shopping and improving freshness. The changes will affect customers across Spain and could reshape the market.
Что изменилось в правилах записи на прием для иностранцев в Испании
Black market for appointments in Spain How scammers profit from bureaucracy. An illegal market for official appointments for migrants is thriving in Spain. Hundreds are forced to pay for services that should be free. Authorities are tackling the scammers, but the problem persists.
Monday evening storm to bring rain and strong winds
Spain faces sudden weather shift storm heat and African dust. At the start of the week, Spain will experience changes: after a clear morning, a storm with rain and strong winds is expected. Some regions will see above-average temperatures. Authorities warn of risks in western areas.
Statistics on fines in Andalucía and Madrid in 2025
Spain sets record for road fines with over 6 million issued. In 2025, the number of traffic fines in Spain surpassed 6 million — the highest figure ever recorded. New data reveals where and for what violations drivers are most frequently fined.
Valencia may turn into a hotspot for heated political rivalry
Camps launches new party as Valencia faces change in 2027 elections. Split in Partido Popular: how a new force could reshape the city’s political landscape. Camps considers starting a new party, a move that could shift the balance of power in Valencia.
The author shares how years in Andalusia shaped his life
Juan del Val opens up for the first time about his first marriage and ties to Andalusia. Juan del Val has revealed for the first time that he was previously married to a woman from a small town in Huelva, surprising his fans. His revelation sheds light on little-known aspects of the writer and TV presenter's personal life, as well as his connection to Andalusia.
May holiday set to disrupt plans for millions in Spain
When Is the Next Long Weekend in Spain Key Dates and Changes in 2026. In 2026, Spaniards will have a new official public holiday after Easter. The May holiday falls on a Friday, giving an extra day off. This will affect work schedules and spring plans.
Where in Spain is Easter extended to Monday
Easter Monday 2026 Where in Spain It’s an Official Holiday. In 2026, Easter Monday will again be a day off only in some regions. Not all of Spain will observe this additional holiday. We explain why the date varies and what traditions are associated with it.
Supreme Court of Spain reconsiders legal protection of historic sites
Fate of Santa Eulalia Colony Spanish Supreme Court to Decide Monument's Future. The Spanish Supreme Court is reviewing the case on preserving the Santa Eulalia colony. The ruling could reshape the nationwide approach to protecting historical monuments. The issue centers on government responsibility for cultural heritage.
Top 5 yachting destinations in Spain for next season
Yacht Charters in Spain See New Routes and Record Demand in 2026. In 2026, Spain is experiencing a surge in interest for yacht charters, leading to new routes and exclusive offers. Unique opportunities for Mediterranean travel are attracting both seasoned sailors and newcomers.
SanSan Festival in Benicàssim cancels opening day due to dangerous winds
Strong wind delays SanSan Festival opening first day canceled in Benicàssim. Wind disrupts plans at the Benicàssim festival. Organizers promise ticket refunds and hope to resume the program. The decision was made after consulting with authorities and security services.
Investigation into a Diputación de Valencia contract raises new questions
Investigation Demanded in Valencia Over Contract for Regional Leader's Partner. A scandal is brewing in Valencia over an appointment at the Diputación. The Socialist Party is calling for a review of the procedure. The decision could impact public trust in the government and the transparency of hiring practices.
Unions demand better conditions in Valencia’s schools
Valencia teachers threaten indefinite strike amid disputes over figures and demands. Tensions are rising between teachers and authorities in Valencia. Unions are calling for pay increases and better working conditions. An indefinite strike could begin as early as May if negotiations do not start.
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