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Rubbish piles after St John’s Night: Málaga’s beaches struggle with the aftermath of the San Juan celebrations

The night from 23 to 24 June is considered one of the most magical moments of the year along Spain’s coastline. Thousands of people gather for the traditional Noche de San Juan…

24 de June de 2026

Costa del Sol·Topics of the day·Living in Spain·Environment·Spain·Andalucia

Heatwaves in Spain are becoming increasingly extreme: more frequent, longer and more intense

Spain is experiencing a marked intensification of its summer extreme weather conditions. Heatwaves are not only becoming more frequent, but are also lasting longer and reaching increasingly higher temperatures. Experts see this…

23 de June de 2026

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

Spain’s Best Universities 2026: Navarra Takes the Top Spot in the Renowned CYD Ranking

The Fundación Conocimiento y Desarrollo (CYD) has published its latest 2026 university ranking. The results are attracting attention: for the first time, the University of Navarra tops Spain’s higher education system, overtaking…

23 de June de 2026

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

The Noose Tightens Around Sánchez: Ábalos Conviction Deepens Spain’s Political Crisis

Spain’s political turmoil has entered a new and potentially decisive phase. The conviction of former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos, once one of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s closest allies, has delivered one…

23 de June de 2026

Crime & Law·Spain·Topics of the day

Spain’s Night of Fire: The Ancient Traditions Behind San Juan

Every year on the evening of 23 June, as the sun sets and the shortest night of the year begins, beaches, town squares and villages across Spain are transformed by bonfires, music…

23 de June de 2026

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

Spain opens its doors to highly skilled professionals: 185,000 new foreign residents under “fast-track” programmes

https://voxlegis.es/en/international” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”> Spain is increasingly becoming a magnet for international professionals, senior executives and digital workers. According to current figures, around 185,000 non-EU foreigners are already living in the country with…

22 de June de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

Tragic drowning incidents in Spain: Six children lose their lives within 72 hours

A series of tragic drowning incidents has shaken Spain in a very short period of time. Within just 72 hours, six children and teenagers lost their lives at beaches and in swimming…

22 de June de 2026

News·Spain·Topics of the day

Spain Between Record Visitor Numbers and Growing Resentment: Why Europe’s Favourite Holiday Destination Is Becoming Increasingly Critical of Tourism

For millions of Europeans, Spain remains the very definition of the perfect holiday: sunshine, beaches, world-class cuisine and a lifestyle that continues to attract visitors from across the globe. It is therefore…

21 de June de 2026

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

Madrid introduces proof of residence requirement for public transport passes – sharp criticism of the “hasty” implementation

In the Spanish capital, a last-minute change to the public transport system is causing political tensions and strong criticism. From now on, an official proof of residence (“padrón”) will be mandatory in…

19 de June de 2026

Topics of the day·Economy·Travel·Politics·Spain·Madrid

Barcelona dramatically increases tourist tax: €30 for cruise day-trip visitors

The Catalan capital is taking another step in its fight against mass tourism: cruise passengers who only stay in the city for a few hours will in future have to dig significantly…

19 de June de 2026

Topics of the day·Economy·Travel·Travel News·Spain·Barcelona

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