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Hidden Gems of Spain: 5 Cities for the Perfect Cultural and Gastronomic Getaway This Autumn

Spain is far more than just paella and sangria along coastal beaches. Anyone looking to discover the true diversity of Spanish culture and cuisine this autumn should look beyond major metropolises like…

17 de September de 2026

Travel·On the road·Gastronomy·Our recommendations·Spain·Regions·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain

Migrants or invaders? How the Ceuta crisis is dividing Spain

The migration crisis in Ceuta has become about far more than border controls and humanitarian assistance. It is now one of Spain’s most polarising political battles. While the left warns against describing…

16 de September de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain

Tortilla beats paella: the dish Spaniards say best represents Spain

Paella may be one of Spain’s most recognisable dishes abroad, but Spaniards themselves have chosen another national favourite. A new CIS survey reveals which dish they believe best represents their country —…

16 de September de 2026

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Pisa shock for Spain as pupils record some of their worst results

Results published on Tuesday show a sharp decline in reading and mathematics, raising fresh questions about regional inequality, classroom resources, digital learning and decades of upheaval in Spain’s education system Spain Expat…

8 de September de 2026

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After Murcia, Madrid and Extremadura, Aragón follows suit: PP and Vox remove Moroccan Arabic programme from schools

Ten primary schools in Zaragoza will stop offering the Moroccan-funded language and culture programme as Aragón’s new PP-Vox government begins putting its coalition agreement into practice. Spain Expat Press Editorial Team Aragón…

7 de September de 2026

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Sánchez faces one of his government’s most difficult moments as even allies turn against him

Pedro Sánchez went before Spain’s parliament on Thursday hoping to draw a line under the growing controversy surrounding the Ceuta crisis. Instead, he emerged facing an increasingly uncomfortable question: why does the…

4 de September de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day·English-Speaking Experts Spain·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain

Spain’s purple gold: why the garlic of Las Pedroñeras is considered among the world’s best

In the province of Cuenca, a distinctive purple garlic has become both a culinary treasure and a symbol of regional identity. Protected by the European Union and prized for its unusually intense…

2 de September de 2026

Gastronomy·Spain·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain

Spain rallies for Ceuta as pressure mounts on Sánchez government

Demonstrations are being held across Spain at 8pm today, with a number of Socialist-run councils joining the mobilisation despite the position taken by the PSOE leadership. Meanwhile, questions are mounting over what…

2 de September de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain

The ‘stranded tourist’ scam: Barcelona fraudsters allegedly trick victims out of thousands

They spoke English, claimed to have been robbed and said they desperately needed money to get home. To win their victims’ trust, they displayed supposed bank transfers on their phones. Two suspects…

1 de September de 2026

Living in Spain·News·Spain·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain·Crime

Americans are discovering Jaén – the lesser-known corner of Andalusia attracting overseas property hunters

US buyers now account for the largest share of foreign property interest in Jaén, overtaking Britons and Germans. With Renaissance towns, vast olive groves, wild landscapes and property prices far removed from…

1 de September de 2026

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