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279 newsThe Ice Age giant comes to CosmoCaixa: how the mammoth became the museum's new icon
A Unique Mammoth Arrives in Barcelona: CosmoCaixa Adds a Rare Exhibit to Its Collection. CosmoCaixa now features a mammoth skeleton assembled from the bones of three different animals. The exhibit has become the museum's new highlight, already drawing thousands of visitors. Discover what makes it special and why its story matters.
Galician TikTok Star Coco Passes Away: How She Revolutionized the Freight Industry
Renowned Spanish Truck Driver and Blogger Oti Kabadas Passes Away. Oti Kabadas, a popular blogger and truck driver, has died suddenly at the age of 41. Her story inspired women all across Spain. Discover how she helped change perceptions about the profession.
Tickets from €9 and six hours on the road: Ouigo launches Barcelona – Seville route
New Ouigo High-Speed Train to Connect Barcelona and Seville from December 2025. Ouigo is launching a daily high-speed rail service between Barcelona and Seville. The train will stop in Zaragoza, Madrid, and Cordoba, with ticket prices starting from €9.
In 2026, Catalonia will change its scholarship allocation system – what does this mean for students?
Catalonia Prepares Reform of Scholarship System and University Education. Catalan authorities are planning to change the way scholarships are distributed and universities are developed. Officials are discussing new mechanisms to support students and researchers. Changes are expected in the funding and structure of the region’s higher education system.
National Geographic selects Albarracín: a medieval fairytale and gastronomy in Aragon
Albarracín Named One of the Best Autumn Destinations in Spain. Spain offers destinations that are especially attractive in autumn. Albarracín, located in the province of Teruel, stands out for its architecture and culinary traditions. This city is frequently featured in international rankings.
Madrid and Seville transform: former prisons to become affordable housing
In Spain, former prison sites to be allocated for the construction of over 1,300 apartments. Spanish authorities are allocating former penitentiary sites for new residential projects. Eight cities will receive modern apartments. The project is being implemented by the state-owned company Sepes.
Zaragoza surprises: apartment prices reach record highs since 2011
Average Housing Price in Zaragoza Rose by Almost 11 Percent in One Year. In September 2025, Zaragoza reached a new record for the price per square meter. Over the past year, prices have increased by nearly 11 percent. Most city districts have seen growth. This trend differs from nationwide dynamics.
Why the Giants and Cavalry of Zaragoza Became Spain's Cultural Heritage – Don't Miss Their Parade
Giants and Cavalrymen Take Over Saragossa Streets Again at Fiesta del Pilar. In Saragossa, the parade of giants and cavalrymen—recognized as intangible cultural heritage—continues. These vibrant figures once again draw crowds at the 2025 Fiesta del Pilar.
Your bike will withstand any storm: Leroy Merlin's solution for just €155
Leroy Merlin Launches Practical Modular Garage to Protect Bicycles from Storms. A practical storage solution is now available, providing protection for belongings from bad weather. The structure is easy to assemble without tools. Find out more about this useful new product.
Three young talents to take the La Misericordia arena in a decisive battle – Who will become the new star of Spanish bullfighting
Zaragoza to Host Bullfight for Young Toreadors from Aragon. On Monday, the La Misericordia arena in Zaragoza will host an unusual bullfight. Young participants from Aragon will demonstrate their skills to the public. For them, it’s a chance to make a name for themselves across Spain.
TikTok Spain: How to Avoid Paying a Speeding Fine on the Roads
Spain Reveals Details on Appealing Speeding Fines. The article examines the specifics of processing speeding fines. It discusses requirements for photographic evidence of violations and highlights recent changes to speed measurement rules.
What surprises await audiences at the Fiesta del Pilar 2025 – don’t miss the updated program
Schedule and Program Changes for Bullfights at Fiestas del Pilar 2025. Traditional bullfights will take place in Zaragoza in October 2025. Organizers have already announced the updated lineup and made adjustments due to participant injuries. Tickets can only be purchased through official websites.
A Surprising Victory for the Visitors: How Granada Ended Their Losing Streak
Granada Secures First Win of the Season Away Against Huesca. The match ended in a victory for the visiting team. The game took place at the El Alcoraz stadium. Both teams were determined to win.
Who is allowed entry into the city's low-emission zone — full list of exemptions
Which Cars Are Allowed in the Low Emission Zone in Zaragoza. A traffic-restricted low emission zone operates in Zaragoza. Entry is not allowed for all vehicles. Certain categories are granted exceptions. Specific documentation is required to obtain a permit.
Spanish channel La 1 boosts ratings with Cillian Murphy and the 2023 film
La1 Regains Leadership Thanks to the TV Premiere of Oppenheimer. A new film was broadcast on Spanish television. La 1 once again became the most popular channel. The program’s ratings rose significantly. The article offers details of the TV viewership.
Emergency services stretched to the limit by severe weather in Valencia and Castellón – latest updates
Heavy rains cause flooding and transport disruptions in Valencia and Castellón. Eastern regions of Spain have been hit by heavy rainfall and sudden flooding. Several cities have experienced transport disruptions, while emergency services are working around the clock. Authorities are warning of possible changes to public transport schedules.
Spain bids farewell to Elena Villagrasa – an unexpected loss at the heart of Aragón
Sudden Death of Ordesa National Park Director Shocks the Region. Aragon mourns the passing of the director of Ordesa National Park. Elena Villagrasa has died at the age of 60. The farewell ceremony will take place in her hometown. More details in our report.
The Economic Impact of Migration in Question – What the New Disenso Report Reveals
Abascal Foundation Claims Migrants Strain the Spanish Budget. A heated debate has erupted in Spain over the economic impact of migration. Disenso Foundation has released a report questioning the benefits of unskilled migrant arrivals. The ministry maintains the opposite, emphasizing the contribution of foreigners.
Barcelona, Madrid, and Valencia: Ranking the Cities with the Highest Crime Rates
Where in Spain the Highest Number of Crimes Is Recorded in 2025. Over one million offenses have been registered in Spain in six months. The majority are related to traditional types of crime. This article examines regional statistical data.
Love and Business: All the Details of the Upcoming Celebration of the Spanish Elite
Wedding of Jaime Martínez-Bordiú at the Estate from 'Money Heist'. A high-profile social event is set to take place in Madrid. The heir of a renowned family will tie the knot. His chosen one is a successful businesswoman and influencer. The celebration will be held at a legendary estate.
An Alliance Against All: The Risky Gamble of Spain's Future Catholic Monarchs
The Secret Marriage That Changed Spain: How Isabella and Ferdinand United the Crowns. A secret wedding took place in Valladolid. It determined the future of two kingdoms. This marriage marked the beginning of a new era. The union changed the map of the Iberian Peninsula.
Cerler in the Pyrenees: hiking trails, waterfalls, and family adventures in September
Cerler Mountain Village in Aragon: The Perfect Place for an Autumn Getaway. Cerler, located in the Benasque Valley in Huesca, draws tourists in September. The village blends ancient architecture, scenic nature trails, and unique family-friendly spots. Visitors here can enjoy both tranquility and active recreation.
The Sky Awaits: What Challenges Lie Ahead for Princess Leonor at the San Javier Air Force Academy
Princess Leonor Begins Training at Air Force Academy Under Special Conditions. The heir to the throne embarks on a new stage of service. She is undergoing training at the Air Force Academy. She will learn how to pilot an aircraft. Her training takes place under special conditions.
¿Por qué Zarautz decidió imponer una estricta prohibición de fumar en la playa?
Basque Country Introduces First Fines for Smoking on the Beach: The Zarautz Experience. Zarautz has become the first city in the Basque Country where smoking on the beach can now result in a fine of up to €500. The new rules, coming into effect in summer 2026, not only ban smoking but also introduce a range of other measures to protect the cleanliness and environment of the coastline.
Grandes cambios: ¿cómo Argón se convertirá en el nuevo centro de tecnologías digitales?
Blackstone to Invest 12 Billion Euros in Largest Data Center Campus in Zaragoza. The American investment firm Blackstone will invest nearly 12 billion euros in building a large-scale complex of eight data centers in Calatorao (Zaragoza). The project is set to launch in 2026, create over 2,000 jobs, and reinforce Aragón's status as one of Spain’s leading regions for data storage and processing.
Which cities in Spain are the most densely populated today? The list might surprise you
The Ten Largest Cities in Spain by Population: Latest 2025 Ranking. Urban populations in Spain continue to grow, making the country's largest cities increasingly diverse and dynamic. This article presents the latest 2025 ranking of Spain’s ten most populous cities, along with a brief overview of their unique characteristics and reasons for their popularity.
¿Por qué la mayor aerolínea de bajo costo de Europa abandona los aeropuertos regionales de España?
Ryanair Cuts a Million Seats on Spanish Flights Due to Rising Airport Fees. Ryanair has announced it will cut nearly one million seats on flights to and from Spain’s regional airports. The airline cites plans to increase airport fees as the reason, arguing that this will negatively impact flight affordability and put additional strain on infrastructure.
¿Qué regiones de España recibirán ayuda de emergencia tras los desastres naturales?
Emergency Zones Declared in Spain Due to Wildfires and Heavy Rains. The Spanish government has designated several areas as affected by wildfires and heavy rains since June 2024. This decision will speed up the provision of financial assistance, tax breaks, and other measures to support the recovery of impacted regions.
El pueblo de Navarra donde el río se convierte en un balneario
Burgui in Navarre: a Picturesque Village with a Natural Pool and Gorge That Caught the Attention of National Geographic. Nestled in the heart of the Roncal Valley in Navarre lies the village of Burgui, spotlighted by National Geographic for its natural pool in the center of town and its dramatic gorge. Discover authentic traditions, stone architecture, and the unique landscapes of the Pyrenees.
¿Cansancio y mal humor? Quizá la verdadera razón esté en tu intestino
Spanish Nutritionists Identify Eleven Hidden Signals of the Digestive System That Should Not Be Ignored. Bloating, gas, chronic fatigue, and mood swings may not just be the result of stress. Spanish experts explain how to recognize an imbalance in gut microbiota, known as dysbiosis, and why it is crucial to address these issues promptly to maintain overall health.
¿Por qué los inmigrantes tienen que pagar por servicios que deberían ser gratuitos?
Illegal Market for Appointment Bookings for Document Renewal Thrives in Madrid. Immigrants in Madrid are struggling to book free appointments for document renewal. Due to an overloaded system and the activities of intermediaries, many are forced to pay hundreds of euros for a service that should be free. The problem affects all of Spain and impacts tens of thousands of people.
¿Quién protege a España frente a desastres naturales y catástrofes?
How Spain’s Military Emergency Unit Operates: Roles, Structure, and Salaries. The Military Emergency Unit (UME) is a key force in Spain’s response to natural and man-made disasters. We explain how the organization is structured, when it is deployed, how many people serve in it, and what their earnings are.
¿Por qué en este pueblo hay 17 coches por habitante?
Small Town in Zaragoza Sets Record for Number of Registered Cars. In one of the smallest towns in Zaragoza, the number of registered vehicles is several times higher than the local population. The reason is the town's minimal vehicle tax, attracting car owners from all over Spain.
La gruta secreta de Aragón: donde el agua y la luz crean verdadera magia
Unique Grotto with a Rainbow Behind the Waterfall: Discover the Monasterio de Piedra Nature Park in Saragossa Province. In the Monasterio de Piedra Nature Park (Monasterio de Piedra) in Aragon, you'll find the Iris Grotto, hidden behind a 50-meter waterfall. During summer, sunlight filtering through the cascade creates a real rainbow inside. Find out how to visit this unique spot and what else to see in the park.
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