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Spain reopens embassy in Tehran – a diplomatic signal in uncertain times

Spain has announced that it will reopen its embassy in the Iranian capital, Tehran, with immediate effect. The diplomatic mission had been closed just a few weeks ago amid the escalation of…

9 de April de 2026

News·Politics·Topics of the day

Spain: Lorry Drivers Raise Alarm – “Maximum Vulnerability” at Service Areas

The security situation for lorry drivers in Spain is deteriorating dramatically. Industry associations and transport companies are warning of a growing wave of thefts and robberies along the country’s main transport routes.…

31 de March de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

Madrid recognises unborn children as members of the extended family

The government of the Comunidad de Madrid plans to officially recognise unborn children as members of the family from the 12th week of pregnancy – specifically for the classification as a “familia…

26 de March de 2026

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

Elections in Andalusia on May 17: Between economic growth and political shift

The regional elections on May 17 in Andalusia are considered one of the most important political moments of the year in Spain. In the country’s most populous region, voters will not only…

25 de March de 2026

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

Benidorm on the brink of financial collapse: city avoids bankruptcy – but will pay up to €500 million

The city of Benidorm has narrowly averted a looming financial catastrophe at the last minute. A multi-million-euro compensation dispute had almost pushed the popular tourist city into insolvency. Instead, a long-term rescue…

24 de March de 2026

Politics·Spain·Economy·Legal

Spain Faces Rental Turmoil as Sánchez’s Anti-Crisis Package Triggers Market Uncertainty

Spain’s government, led by Pedro Sánchez, has once again intervened in the rental market—this time as part of its broader anti-crisis package responding to the economic fallout of the Iran conflict. Under…

23 de March de 2026

Property·Politics·Spain·Topics of the day

Spain responds to Iran crisis: Government approves €5 billion package and cuts VAT on energy

Spain Press Editorial Team The Spanish government has approved a wide-ranging emergency package worth €5 billion in response to the growing geopolitical tensions linked to the conflict in Iran. The aim is…

20 de March de 2026

News·Politics·Topics of the day

Energy prices surge as Spanish government unveils anti-crisis package – uncertainty over housing measures

Spain Press Editorial Team Spain is facing growing economic pressure as fuel prices continue to rise in the wake of the Iran conflict, with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez set to present a…

20 de March de 2026

Politics·Topics of the day·Economy

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

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

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