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Controversy in Málaga: The Installation of Monumental Sculptures of Neptune and Venus in the Port Sparks Outrage

The port of Málaga, one of the most important and oldest in Europe, has become the centre of a controversial debate in recent weeks. Although the port has historically welcomed numerous impressive…

24 de February de 2026

Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Topics of the day·Culture

Overload of Immigration Offices: Spanish Officials Call for More Resources for the Upcoming Regularisation of Migrants

Overloaded authorities, insufficient resources, and understaffing: Spain’s immigration offices face a tremendous challenge as the planned extraordinary regularisation of migrants is set to begin in just a few months. With the prospect…

23 de February de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Politics

Sagrada Familia Reaches Final Height – Barcelona Makes Architectural History

A historic moment for Catalonia and Spain: On 20th February 2026, the world-famous Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona officially reached its final height of 172.5 metres with the installation of the last…

23 de February de 2026

Barcelona·Topics of the day·Culture

A thousand beaches, one promise: caring for the sea

People who live in Spain know them well: the small coves, hidden beaches and long coastal stretches that shape the country. Yet away from the tourist postcards, another reality often appears. This…

21 de February de 2026

Spain·Environment

A painful tropical disease moves closer to Europe — Spain among the most exposed countries

Europe is gradually losing its natural protection against diseases once confined to tropical regions. A new scientific study warns that the chikungunya virus, transmitted by the Asian tiger mosquito, can now circulate…

21 de February de 2026

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

The “Entierro de la Sardina”: A Festive Tradition to Mark the Start of Lent in Spain

Catalonia has its own unique traditions, but Madrid and many other regions of Spain also maintain a quirky custom that marks the end of Carnival and the beginning of Lent: the “Entierro…

19 de February de 2026

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

Spain’s Road Dilemma: Rain, Cracks and Rising Risks Across the National Road Network

Spain’s road network is in an increasingly critical condition. Following heavy rainfall and severe storms, extensive damage has become apparent on numerous national roads and motorways. What was long dismissed as ordinary…

18 de February de 2026

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

Art Instead of Cash: How a Canarian Noble Family Settled Its Tax Debt with Masterpieces

In an unusual yet legally permitted transaction, the most prominent noble family of the Canary Islands, the Condado de la Vega Grande de Guadalupe, settled part of its inheritance tax bill with…

17 de February de 2026

Canary Islands·Topics of the day·Legal·Culture

Spain Debates a Comprehensive Ban on the Burqa and Niqab in Public Spaces

In Spain, a controversial political debate has been ignited over the future of public life: the conservative Partido Popular (PP) and the right-wing populist party Vox have announced in the Congress of…

16 de February de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Politics

Spanish doctors begin rolling strikes over new healthcare labour law

Spain’s public healthcare system is entering a period of disruption after more than 210,000 doctors launched a nationwide strike on Monday in protest against a new employment framework proposed by the Ministry…

16 de February de 2026

Health·Topics of the day·Living in Spain

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