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The Countdown Is On: Spain Prepares for El Gordo Christmas Lottery Draw

Spain is holding its breath. Tomorrow, the country will pause for one of the most eagerly anticipated events of the year: the Sorteo Extraordinario de Navidad, better known as El Gordo. This…

21 de December de 2025

Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day

January 2026 in Spain: What Changes, What Matters and What to Know

The start of 2026 brings a series of changes in Spain that will affect daily life for residents, workers, the self-employed and visitors alike. From new traffic regulations and tax rules to…

19 de December de 2025

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

Jamón in Spain: How to Choose It — and How Spaniards Actually Eat It

In many Spanish families, Christmas almost automatically comes with a whole jamón leg in the living room or the kitchen. It is sliced, shared and enjoyed over days – sometimes even weeks.…

19 de December de 2025

VIP & Lifestyle·Spain·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Gastronomy·Culture

Police Evict Occupied Former School Building in Badalona

Police carried out the early-morning eviction of the former B9 school building in Badalona, near Barcelona. The property, located in the Sant Roc district, had been illegally occupied for more than two…

17 de December de 2025

Living in Spain·Topics of the day

Two Spanish Cities Among the Happiest in the World

The international magazine Time Out has set out to answer a simple but far-reaching question: which cities make their residents genuinely happy? The result is a global ranking of the happiest cities…

16 de December de 2025

Spain·Madrid·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Travel·On the road

Spa.in Press explains: Are early elections on the horizon?

Spain enters one of its most tense political phases in recent years. While there has been no formal announcement of snap elections, the accumulation of scandals, institutional deadlock, internal party unrest and…

12 de December de 2025

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

Spanish Property Prices Set to Rise Again in 2026

Property prices in Spain are expected to continue rising in 2026, according to a new analysis by Spa.in Press. Structural housing shortages, persistently strong demand, limited effectiveness of government measures and Spain’s…

12 de December de 2025

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

Many foreigners in Spain underestimate Spanish inheritance law

Many foreigners living in Spain assume that, in the event of death, their spouse will automatically become the sole heir — especially if there are no children.In Spain, however, this is far…

12 de December de 2025

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain

Too Little, Too Late? Spain’s New Rental Guarantee Aims to Reassure Landlords – and Give Young People a Lifeline

Spain’s housing market has been under strain for years: rising rents, stagnant wages and a generation of young people effectively shut out of the rental sector. Now, the government has unveiled a…

11 de December de 2025

Property·Living in Spain·Topics of the day

From Investors to ‘Digital Nomads’: Spain’s New Back Door After the Golden Visa

With Spain’s Golden Visa scheme abolished in April, the path for wealthy non-EU nationals has changed dramatically. What was once a straightforward way to place capital in the country has become a…

11 de December de 2025

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

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