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After the mass crossings into Ceuta, hundreds of minors remain – and Spain now faces its next challenge

The unprecedented migration crisis in Ceuta is entering a new and potentially even more complicated phase. After tens of thousands of migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave within a matter of hours,…

5 de August de 2026

Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day

Málaga court overturns disinheritance: Lack of contact with father is not enough to lose inheritance rights

A court in Málaga has overturned a disinheritance, issuing an important ruling on Spanish inheritance law. According to the judges, it is not sufficient for a parent and child to have had…

4 de August de 2026

Costa del Sol·Topics of the day·Legal·Living in Spain·Spain·Andalucia

More than one in two new jobs go to foreign-born workers as Spain’s labour market undergoes a historic shift

Spain’s labour market has reached a historic turning point: for the first time since records began, more newly created jobs have been taken by foreign-born workers than by people born in Spain.…

4 de August de 2026

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

The Video Showing the True Tragedy of Ceuta – and Breaking Hearts Across Spain

While politicians continue to argue over responsibility for what happened in Ceuta, one video has given the crisis a human face. The footage of a 12-year-old boy crying and repeatedly pleading not…

4 de August de 2026

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

From Ownership to Access: Why the Super-Rich Are Choosing to Charter Yachts in Spain Rather Than Buy Them

Owning a yacht was once one of the ultimate symbols of wealth. But attitudes at the top end of the luxury market are changing. Increasingly, wealthy clients are choosing chartering and flexible…

4 de August de 2026

Topics of the day·Economy·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Other news

Spain tightens Airbnb rules: New restrictions for holiday rentals in the country’s most popular cities and regions

Finding holiday apartments in Spain could become more difficult for travellers in the future. More and more cities and regions are tightening their rules for platforms such as Airbnb and other providers…

3 de August de 2026

Travel·Spain·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain·Property·Living in Spain

Spain reforms medication co-payment system: New scheme aims to ease the burden on millions of patients

Spain is introducing a new system for co-payments on prescription medicines. The reform of the so-called “Copago farmacéutico” aims to distribute costs more fairly and provide financial relief, particularly for people on…

3 de August de 2026

Living in Spain·Health·Topics of the day

Spain’s coolest village: This mountain oasis offers a refuge from the extreme August heat

While large parts of Spain are suffering under an exceptional heatwave in the summer of 2026, with temperatures exceeding 40°C recorded in many areas, there is one place where the summer heat…

3 de August de 2026

Spain·Andalucia·Topics of the day·Weather·Living in Spain·Travel·Nature

Spain records more than 3,000 heat-related deaths in just three months as health authorities raise the alarm

Spain’s exceptionally hot summer of 2026 has taken a heavy human toll. According to the latest figures released by the Spanish Ministry of Health and the Mortality Monitoring System (MoMo), a total…

3 de August de 2026

Topics of the day·Weather·Living in Spain·Health·Spain

Spain Expat Press visits Casa Pepe: Inside Spain’s most controversial roadside restaurant

Franco portraits on the walls, Falange memorabilia, historic flags, political messages and a souvenir shop unlike almost anything you would expect to find at a motorway stop in modern Europe. Casa Pepe,…

3 de August de 2026

Spain·Living in Spain·Travel·On the road

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