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Andalusia Shifts Further to the Right: Juanma Moreno Loses Absolute Majority — Vox Becomes Essential for Governing

Only a few years ago, such a political scenario in Andalusia would have seemed almost unimaginable to many Spaniards. The traditionally socialist region in southern Spain is now undergoing a historic political…

18 de May de 2026

Living in Spain·Politics·Topics of the day

Andalusia Votes Tomorrow – and Pedro Sánchez’s Socialists Fear a Final Political Collapse in Their Former Stronghold

For decades, Andalusia was the great power base of Spain’s Socialists. No other region was so closely tied to the Spanish left as the south of the country. Entire generations voted Socialist…

16 de May de 2026

Living in Spain·Politics·Topics of the day

Spanish Burger Chain Named Best in the World for the Third Consecutive Year

Spain’s reputation as a global gastronomic powerhouse continues to grow — and this time, it is not because of tapas or fine dining. Spain Expat Press Editorial Team Hundred Burgers has once…

16 de May de 2026

Living in Spain·Gastronomy·Spain

Do You Know Why Some Spanish Families Have Irish Surnames? Spain Expat Press Explains

At first glance, many people do not even realise that some surnames in Spain are actually of Irish origin. Names such as O’Donnell, O’Neill, Fitzgerald, Murphy, Walsh, Kelly, Burke, Butler, McMahon, O’Brien,…

15 de May de 2026

Spain·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Culture

Spain’s Housing Crisis Deepens: Now the Banco de España Issues a Serious Warning

The Spanish housing market remains under strain. The Banco de España warns in its latest report on household financial conditions of a continued rise in property prices and an increasingly difficult situation…

15 de May de 2026

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

Bad news for households in Spain: electricity and gas bills are set to rise significantly from June

For millions of households in Spain, energy will soon become more expensive again. The Spanish government will end several tax relief measures on electricity and natural gas on 1 June, which had…

15 de May de 2026

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

Did you know that a Spaniard from Segovia founded an entire clan in New Zealand? The extraordinary story of the “Paniora”

Almost 20,000 kilometres separate Spain and New Zealand. Two countries that could hardly be further apart geographically — yet they remain connected by one of the most remarkable and little-known migration stories…

12 de May de 2026

Culture·Spain·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Travel

Small businesses in Spain warn they are reaching breaking point as employment costs continue to rise

For many small businesses in Spain, economic survival is becoming increasingly difficult. More and more entrepreneurs are warning that the cost of employing staff has risen so sharply in recent years that…

12 de May de 2026

Topics of the day·Economy·Expats in Spain·Jobs in Spain·Living in Spain

The rich are getting richer: Spain’s elite once again sees a significant surge – wealth grows by 14 percent

While many households in Spain continue to struggle with high living costs, inflation and economic uncertainty, a very different picture emerges at the top of the wealth pyramid: Spain’s wealthiest families and…

11 de May de 2026

Living in Spain·Economy

A giant fighting bull walking through the living room and watching television? Spain loves “Tamariz”

A giant fighting bull walking through a living room, watching television and behaving almost like a household pet? What sounds at first like a bizarre internet story is actually real — and…

11 de May de 2026

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

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