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Marbella is expanding its grand boulevard – and planning a 40-meter-high obelisk

Marbella is pressing ahead with the transformation of the N-340. This key traffic artery is set to be upgraded in several phases at a cost of just under 3.8 million euros. The…

11 de September de 2026

Living in Spain·Politics·Spain·Andalucia·Costa del Sol

Morocco goes on the offensive: “We have emphatically demanded the return of the migrants”

Following the release of Spanish intelligence documents regarding the migration crisis in Ceuta, Rabat rejects any responsibility. At the same time, Morocco poses an uncomfortable question to Madrid: Why have illegal migrants…

11 de September de 2026

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Málaga tackles sewage discharges into the sea: multi-million-euro project aims to better protect beaches

Following heavy rainfall, several beaches in Málaga were temporarily closed in August after elevated levels of E. coli were detected. The city’s sewerage system is now set to undergo a comprehensive upgrade.…

10 de September de 2026

Politics·Environment·Spain·Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Weather

Suicides in Spain fall again: 3,808 deaths in 2025

Third consecutive decline: The number of suicide deaths in Spain fell to 3,808 last year. Following the peak recorded in 2022, this marks a continued downward trend. The Spanish government has described…

10 de September de 2026

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

Ceuta has had enough: as the Sánchez government talks of ‘subjective fear’, anger grows

Yesterday’s debate in the Spanish parliament once again exposed just how far apart Madrid and Ceuta have become. While the government continues to frame the events primarily as a humanitarian crisis and…

10 de September de 2026

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Spain Expat Press Explains: The Ceuta Files, Sánchez and Morocco – What Is Really Going On?

The release of intelligence documents relating to the Ceuta crisis has caused a fresh political storm in Spain. What do the files actually say? What did the government know before the mass…

10 de September de 2026

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

Pisa shock for Spain as pupils record some of their worst results

Results published on Tuesday show a sharp decline in reading and mathematics, raising fresh questions about regional inequality, classroom resources, digital learning and decades of upheaval in Spain’s education system Spain Expat…

8 de September de 2026

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

Secret dossier on journalists rocks Spain: why was the Sánchez government’s Interior Ministry profiling the press?

An exclusive investigation by the Spanish newspaper El Confidencial has sent shockwaves through Spain’s media. According to the report, people working with the Interior Ministry under Pedro Sánchez’s government compiled an extensive…

8 de September de 2026

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

Princess Leonor begins university life: Spain’s future queen wants to be treated like any other student

Jeans, a white blouse, trainers and a large shoulder bag. No military uniform, no ceremonial dress and, as far as possible, no royal protocol. Princess Leonor has begun a markedly different chapter…

7 de September de 2026

Living in Spain·News·Education·VIP & Lifestyle·Spain·Topics of the day

After Murcia, Madrid and Extremadura, Aragón follows suit: PP and Vox remove Moroccan Arabic programme from schools

Ten primary schools in Zaragoza will stop offering the Moroccan-funded language and culture programme as Aragón’s new PP-Vox government begins putting its coalition agreement into practice. Spain Expat Press Editorial Team Aragón…

7 de September de 2026

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