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Tortilla beats paella: the dish Spaniards say best represents Spain

Paella may be one of Spain’s most recognisable dishes abroad, but Spaniards themselves have chosen another national favourite. A new CIS survey reveals which dish they believe best represents their country —…

16 de September de 2026

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

830 million euros for Málaga: Costa del Sol Airport set to grow to 36 million passengers

Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is facing one of the largest redevelopment projects in its history. On Tuesday, the Spanish government approved the new investment program for the airport network. Around 830 million…

15 de September de 2026

Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Topics of the day·Economy·Travel·Spain

Feijóo promises a million new homes and aims to make it easier for young Spaniards to become homeowners

The housing issue is increasingly becoming one of the key political topics in Spain. With housing prices remaining high in many regions and young people, in particular, struggling to afford to buy…

15 de September de 2026

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

Málaga battles sewage discharges into the sea: Up to 100 Olympic swimming pools of water per hour overwhelm the sewer system

The temporary closure of six beaches due to bacterial contamination has sparked a political debate in Málaga over the capacity of the city’s sewage system. While opposition parties accuse the city administration…

14 de September de 2026

Environment·Spain·Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Weather·Economy·Living in Spain·Politics

Record number of foreign workers in Spain – figure growing 15 times faster than that of Spanish nationals

The number of foreign workers in Spain reached a new record in August. More than 3.55 million foreign nationals were registered with the social security system. The regularization of migrants has had…

14 de September de 2026

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

82 percent of Spaniards want stronger borders in Ceuta and Melilla

The migration crisis in Ceuta continues to attract significant attention in Spain. A new survey by the Spanish polling institute CIS shows that a clear majority of the population supports stronger border…

14 de September de 2026

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

Want to Eat for Free in Spain? These Are the Food Festivals You Need to Know About

Sardines grilled on the beach, hundreds of kilos of mussels, paella, roasted chestnuts and even young wine: across Spain, some local fiestas still come with an irresistible extra – free food. Spain…

14 de September de 2026

Entertainment·Spain·Topics of the day·Living in Spain·Gastronomy

One of Andalusia’s Best Autumn Escapes – And Most Travellers Still Miss It

A spectacular underground cave, some of Spain’s finest ham and a landscape transformed by autumn colours make this corner of Andalusia well worth discovering right now. Spain Expat Press Editorial Team For…

14 de September de 2026

On the road·Spain·Andalucia·Topics of the day·Living in Spain·Travel

Ceuta doctors warn health service is being pushed to the limit amid migration crisis

Doctors in Spain’s North African enclave say emergency services are facing mounting pressure following the large-scale arrival of migrants since late July. Health authorities reject claims of an impending collapse, pointing to…

14 de September de 2026

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

Another setback for Sánchez: Why Spain’s ‘Grandchildren Law’ has suddenly become an electoral battleground

Pedro Sánchez’s Socialist government is facing another politically uncomfortable setback. Spain’s Supreme Court has intervened in the controversy surrounding the so-called “Grandchildren Law”, with the dispute now extending far beyond historical reparation.…

11 de September de 2026

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

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