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Spain is gradually phasing out fuel discounts – what will change for motorists in summer 2026

Spain is gradually ending state fuel price discounts. The measure, which was introduced during a period of high energy prices, is now being phased out in a controlled manner. For motorists, this…

1 de July de 2026

Living in Spain·Travel·Politics·Topics of the day·Economy

New EU rules to affect Temu and Shein shoppers in Spain: Online orders could become significantly more expensive from July

If you regularly shop on Temu, Shein, AliExpress or other international online marketplaces while living in Spain, it may be worth taking a closer look at your next order. From 1 July,…

30 de June de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

Spanish central bank sees no risk of a property crisis like 2008

Despite rising property prices and ongoing tensions in the Spanish housing market, the Spanish central bank does not currently foresee a new property crisis. In a recent assessment, it is emphasised that…

26 de June de 2026

Property·Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

Between Europe and the Americas: Why the Costa del Sol Is Becoming Increasingly Important for International Investors

The Costa del Sol has undergone a noticeable transformation in recent years. Once known primarily as a holiday destination and a popular retirement haven, the region is increasingly establishing itself as a…

26 de June de 2026

Economy·Property·Spain·Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Topics of the day

Spain’s Economy Loses Momentum: Growth Slows in the First Quarter of 2026

The Spanish economy remains on a growth path, but momentum is clearly slowing. New data point to a cooling trend – primarily driven by weaker exports and more cautious household spending. Spain…

25 de June de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

Spain opens its doors to highly skilled professionals: 185,000 new foreign residents under “fast-track” programmes

https://voxlegis.es/en/international” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”> Spain is increasingly becoming a magnet for international professionals, senior executives and digital workers. According to current figures, around 185,000 non-EU foreigners are already living in the country with…

22 de June de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

Madrid introduces proof of residence requirement for public transport passes – sharp criticism of the “hasty” implementation

In the Spanish capital, a last-minute change to the public transport system is causing political tensions and strong criticism. From now on, an official proof of residence (“padrón”) will be mandatory in…

19 de June de 2026

Economy·Travel·Politics·Spain·Madrid·Topics of the day

Barcelona dramatically increases tourist tax: €30 for cruise day-trip visitors

The Catalan capital is taking another step in its fight against mass tourism: cruise passengers who only stay in the city for a few hours will in future have to dig significantly…

19 de June de 2026

Economy·Travel·Travel News·Spain·Barcelona·Topics of the day

Spain faces a major housing crisis: up to 750,000 homes are missing – pressure on holiday rentals is growing

Spain’s housing market is coming under increasing pressure. New analyses by the Banco de España paint a clear picture: the country is now short of several hundred thousand homes to meet growing…

18 de June de 2026

Economy·Property·Living in Spain·Politics·Spain·Topics of the day

Holidays becoming a luxury for many families as rising living costs in Spain reshape travel habits

Sun, sea, and a few days of relaxation by the coast have been a fixed part of summer for many families in Spain for decades. However, in 2026 the situation looks markedly…

18 de June de 2026

Living in Spain·Travel·Topics of the day·Economy

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