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Migration escalates in Spain: Parliament calls for deportations – Government plans legalisation of 500,000 migrants

Spain’s migration policy has once again moved to the centre of political debate. Following a vote in the Congreso de los Diputados, a parliamentary majority has approved an initiative opposing a large-scale…

19 de March de 2026

Living in Spain·Politics·Topics of the day

April in Spain: Tradition, Lifestyle and the Perfect Moment to Truly Understand the Country

April is considered one of the most intense and meaningful months of the year in Spain. With the beginning of spring, not only does the weather change, but also the rhythm of…

19 de March de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Spain

Father’s Day in Spain: Why it is celebrated on 19 March

Every year on 19 March, Spain celebrates Father’s Day (Día del Padre) – a date deeply rooted in the country’s cultural and religious traditions. Unlike many other countries, where Father’s Day falls…

18 de March de 2026

Living in Spain·Topics of the day

Andalusia strengthens its culinary standing: 88 Michelin-recommended restaurants receive their plaques in Málaga

Andalusia continues to reinforce its position as one of Spain’s leading gastronomic regions. A total of 88 restaurants from across the region recommended in the Michelin Guide 2026 have received their official…

18 de March de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Gastronomy·VIP & Lifestyle·Spain·Costa del Sol·Topics of the day

Spanish Bars: New Rules for Better Organisation and Safety

In recent years, customer behaviour in many Spanish bars and cafés has changed drastically. Some establishments now find themselves compelled to explicitly regulate what was once taken for granted: those who don’t…

17 de March de 2026

Living in Spain·Gastronomy·Topics of the day

Andalusia: From Economic Periphery to Growth Engine — Europe’s Next California?

For decades, Andalusia was widely regarded as Spain’s economic laggard: high unemployment, a heavy reliance on tourism and a limited industrial base defined the region’s profile. That narrative is now rapidly becoming…

17 de March de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Politics

Madrid reaffirms its top position in the global luxury real estate ranking

Madrid once again maintains its position as the world’s most attractive city for luxury real estate investments. In a recent ranking by international real estate consultancy Barnes, the Spanish capital secured the…

16 de March de 2026

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

Spain: Landlords increasingly having rental contracts signed before a notary

In Spain, more and more landlords are resorting to an unusual measure: rental contracts are increasingly being signed directly before a notary. The reason behind this is growing concerns over rental defaults,…

16 de March de 2026

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

Luxury rents in Spain continue to rise – Marbella, Ibiza and La Moraleja lead the ranking in 2026

Spain’s rental market continues to show a clear trend in 2026: in a growing number of municipalities, monthly rents for premium properties now exceed €1,500, while in the most exclusive locations they…

15 de March de 2026

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

Spain’s most dangerous neighbourhoods – places where it is best not to lose your way

Spain is widely regarded as one of the safest countries in Europe. Every year millions of tourists visit cities such as Barcelona, Madrid or Seville without encountering any serious safety issues. Nevertheless,…

15 de March de 2026

Crime·Living in Spain·Topics of the day

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