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Virus Alert on the Costa del Sol: West Nile Virus Detected in Fuengirola and Mijas – Authorities Step Up Measures

The Andalusian health authorities have officially declared parts of the Costa del Sol a West Nile virus alert zone for the first time this year. The areas affected are the coastal town…

27 de July de 2026

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

The Hidden Property Network Behind Spain’s Most Exclusive Homes

In Spain’s most desirable locations, finding the right property is often not simply a question of searching harder. It is a question of knowing where to look — and, more importantly, knowing…

27 de July de 2026

Property·Living in Spain·Spain

Why I’ve Fallen in Love with Home Swapping – And It’s About So Much More Than Saving Money

By the Editor Elsa Ibanez It all started for one very practical reason: hotel prices had become simply unaffordable. I spent almost a month in Berlin on a work assignment. Staying in…

27 de July de 2026

On the road·Other news·Spain·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Travel·Travel News

Spain’s Wildfire Emergency Continues as More Than 90,000 People Are Affected

Spain remains in the grip of one of its most severe wildfire emergencies in recent years, with more than 90,000 people affected by evacuations, lockdowns and emergency restrictions as firefighters continue battling…

27 de July de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Living in Spain·News·Nature·Environment

Spain Press recommends: Spain’s most beautiful village, chosen year after year by Spaniards themselves

Cobblestone streets, medieval mansions and an unrivalled charm make Santillana del Mar one of the most popular destinations for travellers seeking to discover the authentic Spain. Spain Press Editorial Team Whenever the…

25 de July de 2026

Our recommendations·Spain·Living in Spain·Travel·Travel News·On the road

Spain Faces One of Its Worst Wildfire Crises in Years as Tens of Thousands Affected

Spain is facing one of its most severe wildfire emergencies in recent years, with tens of thousands of people forced to evacuate or ordered to remain indoors as massive blazes threaten the…

25 de July de 2026

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

Spain declares national emergency over devastating wildfires: Thousands evacuated

Spain is experiencing one of the most severe wildfire situations in recent years. The Madrid region and the neighbouring province of Ávila have been particularly affected by several major fires that continue…

24 de July de 2026

Spain·Madrid·Topics of the day·Weather·Living in Spain·News·Nature·Environment

Spain’s hospitality sector sounds the alarm: “Up to 30,000 bars could close due to the new smoking ban”

Just days after the Spanish government unveiled plans for a significantly tougher anti-smoking law, strong opposition is emerging from the hospitality sector. Industry associations are warning of serious economic consequences and claim…

24 de July de 2026

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

New housing reform in Spain: PSOE and Sumar plan rental protections – dispute over controversial land reform

Spain’s government is facing a new political challenge over its housing policy. The governing parties PSOE and Sumar have agreed on a new housing decree aimed at easing pressure on the strained…

23 de July de 2026

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

Train strike in Spain: Drivers announce walkout at start of holiday season – faulty air conditioning causes anger

Just as Spain enters the busiest travel period of the summer, significant disruptions to rail services are looming. The train drivers’ union Sindicato Español de Maquinistas Ferroviarios (SEMAF) has announced a nationwide…

23 de July de 2026

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

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