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291 newsZaragoza to Shine Brighter Than Ever: When and Where the Christmas Lights Will Be Switched On
Christmas Lights in Zaragoza 2025: Date and Time of the Grand Switch-On. Zaragoza is gearing up for Christmas with a dazzling lights display. Discover the exact date and time of the grand switch-on. New light installations and magical routes await you.
These Spanish locations look like another planet. That's where the new Cannes hit was filmed
Otherworldly Landscapes of Aragon and Morocco in the New Film 'Sirat'. Oliver Laxe's new film captivated Cannes, filmed in breathtaking locations. The deserts of Aragon became a key setting. Discover where to find these landscapes—they look like another planet.
Key player in fuel company money laundering scheme steps into the spotlight—investigation reveals new details
Key Fuel Fraud Suspect in Spain Requests Interrogation in Multimillion-Euro Case. Javier Sequi, one of the principal suspects in a major fuel fraud case in Spain, has unexpectedly offered to testify. His statement could shift the course of an investigation involving millions of euros and a complex network of companies.
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.
Temperature plunge and unexpected snowfall — what surprises await Spain this week
Powerful Cyclone and Arctic Front to Bring Sharp Cold Snap and Heavy Rains to Spain. Early this week, Spain will be hit by a powerful cyclone carrying Arctic air. Expect a sharp drop in temperatures, heavy rainfall, and snow in northern and central regions. Even the most weathered residents will be surprised by the dramatic weather shift.
From Salduba to Zaragoza. The Fascinating Story of a Name Spanning Over Two Thousand Years
How a Roman Emperor Gave His Name to the Spanish City of Zaragoza. The city's name holds secrets centuries old. Zaragoza has come a long way—from the Iberians to the present day. Discover its true history. You're sure to be surprised.
Top 10 Safest Cities in Spain: Where to Buy Property Without Worry
The Safest Cities in Spain for a Peaceful, Comfortable Life. Spain is renowned for more than just its climate. The country boasts some exceptionally safe cities. Discover where you can enjoy peace and comfort.
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.
Madrid Pledges up to 5 Billion, but Catalonia Remains Unmoved – Who Will Win the Budget Battle?
Catalonia Expects Billions More Euros from New Funding Scheme. Catalonia could receive up to 5 billion euros above its current budget. Regional authorities await Madrid’s decision on the new formula, but political disputes over the distribution of funds are intensifying.
How the capital of Aragón is engaging residents in clean energy: a bold path to climate neutrality
Urban Support Service for Energy Communities Launched in Zaragoza. Zaragoza unveils a new municipal body to foster energy communities. Residents can now manage renewable energy themselves. The city aims for climate neutrality by 2030.
Spain’s hidden gem: This city in La Rioja will amaze you with its beauty and history
Undiscovered La Rioja: A Journey to an Ancient Town at the Foot of the Sierra de la Demanda. A mountain range in northern Spain, home to wild, breathtaking landscapes. Here you’ll find historic settlements with rich, storied pasts. Discover the unique natural heritage of this remarkable region.
Jordi Pujol on Trial: Why an Acquittal Won’t Restore Public Trust
Artur Mas Believes Public Opinion Has Already Reached a Verdict in the Pujol Case. Artur Mas is convinced that even if the court acquits Pujol, his reputation has already suffered. The lengthy investigation and mounting public pressure have shaped opinions long before the verdict. Read on to find out how this will affect the public perception of Catalonia’s former leader.
IRPH mortgage trap: Court avoids responsibility, leaving borrowers to face banks alone
Spanish Supreme Court Refuses to Abolish Controversial IRPH Mortgage Rate. The Supreme Court has delivered its verdict on the IRPH. There will be no blanket ban on the disputed rate. Borrowers will have to challenge it on a case-by-case basis, with little chance of success.
Aragón Awash with Cash and Promises: Boom in Jobs or Another Empty Hype?
Forestalia to Invest 12 Billion Euros in Three Data Centers Near Zaragoza. An IT cluster will emerge in Zaragoza province as Forestalia invests 12 billion euros. The project will create thousands of temporary and permanent jobs.
Zaragoza Real Estate: Which Neighborhoods Saw the Biggest Price Hikes and Where Affordable Flats Remain
Housing Prices in Zaragoza Up 12% in a Year, Hitting €2,152 per Square Meter. In October 2025, the average price per square meter in Zaragoza approached €2,152. Over the past year, prices jumped by 12%, and by 2.7% in just one month. Some neighborhoods have experienced record price growth. We analyze the changes by district and compare them to national trends.
Tragedy on a Catalonia Highway: One Driver Dead, Another in Critical Condition
Fatal Truck Crash on AP-7 in L'Aldea Brings Traffic to a Standstill. Three trucks collided on the AP-7 in L'Aldea. One driver was killed and another hospitalized in serious condition. Traffic on the highway is completely blocked, and the cause of the accident is under investigation.
Vulture Trail and Waterfalls: An Unforgettable Journey Awaits You in the Heart of Spain
The Best Autumn Route in Castilla-La Mancha: A Journey Through Canyons and Waterfalls. Discover a breathtaking canyon in the heart of Río Dulce Park—an ideal autumn hike offering unique landscapes and a diverse ecosystem.
Alfaro's Real Estate Shocker: What Makes This City a Magnet for Buyers?
Where to Buy the Cheapest Property in La Rioja in 2025. La Rioja offers affordable opportunities for homebuyers. Alfaro stands out with the lowest price per square meter, blending historical charm with modern amenities. Read on for insights into life in the region and its key advantages.
Madrid Hosts Inaugural National Housing Congress: Key Government and Expert Proposals Revealed
Experts Discuss How to Make Housing More Affordable in Spain by Increasing Urban Density. Demand for housing in Spain is rising, and prices keep going up. Authorities and experts are searching for new solutions. At a congress in Madrid, they explored how to rethink building strategies, focusing especially on urban density and the size of new developments.
Flooded by your upstairs neighbor in Spain? How to make them pay for all the damages
Flooded by Your Upstairs Neighbor: What to Do in Spain and How to Get Compensation. Water leaks from upstairs are a common problem. Learn how to properly document all damages and secure full compensation for your losses.
Parents rush to find alternatives: What’s happening to Catholic schools in 2025?
Mass Exodus of Families from Opus Dei Schools in Catalonia after Shift to Private Funding. In Catalonia, Opus Dei schools are losing students due to the transition to private funding. Parents, concerned about higher fees, are transferring their children en masse to other institutions. The situation is causing alarm among school administrators and reshaping the region’s education landscape.
Catalonia’s Journalists Set New Standards: What Will Change for the Media?
Catalonia Adopts Updated Journalistic Code of Ethics at VII Congress. Catalan journalists approve a modern code of ethics, addressing digital age challenges and new social realities. Discover what this means for the media and the public.
A UFO in the sky and pandas as gifts: Highlights from the Spanish royals’ first visit to China
Historic Visit of Juan Carlos and Sofia to China: Pandas, UFOs, and the Great Wall. In 1978, a landmark visit to China took place. The royal couple received unusual gifts, and their journey became a milestone in Spanish history.
Catalonia's academic community mourns the loss of a renowned professor and researcher
Rector of Ramon Llull University Josep Antoni Rom Dies in Barcelona at 61. Josep Antoni Rom, who had led Ramon Llull University since 2022, died of a heart attack. Colleagues and authorities have praised his contributions to education and science. The Catalan community extends condolences to his family.
Cultural Lottery 2025: How to Win €150,000 with a Single Ticket
Spain to Hold Cultural Lottery with a €105 Million Prize Pool. Spain is launching a cultural lottery with a prize pool exceeding €100 million. Every participant has a chance to win.
This forest trail in Navarre is called magical: the perfect autumn walk
Irati Forest in Navarra: An Easy and Enchanting Journey Through the Beech Paradise of the Pyrenees. A hidden gem lies in Navarra—one of Europe's largest beech forests. Here, a breathtakingly scenic trail awaits, open to tourists of all levels.
Simple wardrobe and discreet security: Inside Queen Letizia’s ‘invisibility’ strategy
Queen Letizia Secretly Visits Favorite BioCultura Eco-Fair in Madrid Again. Queen Letizia makes an annual visit to the BioCultura fair, attending discreetly and without fanfare. Her simple yet effective strategy allows her to remain unnoticed.
European Court backs Spain: Why the rights of Sánchez, Turull, and Junqueras were not violated
ECHR Deems Isolation of Catalan Separatist Leaders During Trial Legal. The ECHR has upheld the legitimacy of restrictions imposed on Catalan politicians during their detention. The court found no violations by Spanish authorities. The decision relates to events surrounding the 2017 elections.
Strasbourg Court Rules: Spain Did Not Violate Politicians' Rights Over Arrests After Referendum
ECHR Deems Detention of Catalan Leaders Legal After 2017 Events. The European Court of Human Rights found no violations in the actions of Spanish authorities against Catalan politicians detained after the 2017 events. Their complaints about restrictions on political rights and freedom of expression were dismissed. The court's decision sparked wide debate in Catalonia and across Spain.
Scandal Engulfs Pujol Family: Former Catalan Leader Vows to Defend Himself Despite His Age
Pujol Family Braces for High-Profile Trial Over Andorra Bank Accounts. Oriol Pujol has revealed his father's intention to appear in court over concealed assets. The family faces charges of organized crime and money laundering. The trial promises to be one of Spain's most talked-about legal proceedings.
Archroma Workers Demand Change: Why Protests at the Catalonia Plant Aren’t Letting Up
Chemical Plant Workers in El Prat Strike Over Workplace Safety Concerns. Staff at a chemical plant in El Prat have halted operations over alarming safety conditions. Workers cite aging equipment and job cuts. Find out what could happen if their demands are ignored.
The Sijena Frescoes Court Battle: Why the Catalan Museum Blocks Experts from the Vault
Aragonese Delegation Once Again Denied Access to MNAC Collections in Barcelona. The MNAC museum in Barcelona has closed its galleries and denied access to the Sijena lawyer. The court order to return the frescoes remains unfulfilled. Tensions escalate between Aragon and Catalonia.
Biomethane in Spain: Why Its Adoption Is Accelerating and What It Means for Homes and Industry
Spain Bets on Biomethane: How Green Gas is Transforming the Energy Sector. Biomethane is rapidly becoming a key player in Spain’s energy system. From factories to family homes, this green gas is gaining ground. Find out how it’s reshaping the economy—and everyday life.
Two lucky winners share €63,000 jackpot in La Primitiva lottery
Two Lucky Winners in Spain Share Major La Primitiva Lottery Prize. Spain has two new lottery winners. Two tickets brought their owners luck, with each taking home €63,000.
Cancer screening scandal: Why are regions refusing to share statistics with Madrid?
Spanish Health Ministry Demands Cancer Screening Data from PP Regions, Threatens Legal Action. Spain’s Ministry of Health has given PP-run regions one month to submit cancer screening data. The ministry warns it is ready to take the matter to court if they refuse. The dispute escalates after recent mishaps in Andalucía.
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