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Major internet outage cripples parts of Málaga province

A widespread outage of internet and mobile services paralyzed parts of the interior of Málaga province on Thursday. Antequera, Ronda and Coín were particularly affected. According to current information, a total of…

24 de September de 2026

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

Costa Blanca attracts foreign property buyers – nearly 19,000 homes sold in a year

The Costa Blanca remains one of Spain’s key real estate markets for foreign buyers. New figures from the Spanish Ministry of Housing show that 18,857 properties in the province of Alicante were…

24 de September de 2026

Economy·Expats in Spain·Property·Spain·Alicante·Topics of the day

Covid cases rising sharply in Spain – babies particularly affected

Covid infections are once again rising sharply in Spain. The increase is particularly pronounced among babies under the age of one. According to the latest data from the Spanish Instituto de Salud…

24 de September de 2026

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

Spain poll: Socialists lose ground as Vox makes gains

Spain’s conservative People’s party remains comfortably ahead of the governing Socialists, while Vox records the strongest gains in the latest DYM poll. The survey comes after a turbulent summer dominated by the…

24 de September de 2026

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

Málaga seeks foster families – small villages to offer children new prospects

A new home for particularly vulnerable children and young people is set to be established in the province of Málaga—not merely within a single family, but ideally right in the midst of…

23 de September de 2026

English-Speaking Experts Spain·Living in Spain·Spain·Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Topics of the day

Studying becomes a financial strain for Spanish families

Around 240,000 families could go into debt to fund their children’s higher education—high housing costs in Madrid, Barcelona, and other university cities, in particular, are driving up expenses. Spain Expat Press Editorial…

23 de September de 2026

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

87-year-old evicted from her apartment after 71 years – Maricarmen becomes a symbol of Madrid’s housing crisis

These images are drawing significant attention in Spain: an 87-year-old woman is being forced to leave her Madrid apartment after 71 years. Numerous supporters gathered around the building on Wednesday to try…

23 de September de 2026

Economy·Property·Living in Spain·Spain·Madrid·Topics of the day

Spain’s World Cup trophy comes to Málaga: World Cup trophy on display for free today at the Centre Pompidou

A very special football-related event awaits the people of Málaga this Tuesday: the World Cup trophy – won by the Spanish national team at the 2026 tournament in the USA, Canada, and…

22 de September de 2026

Topics of the day·News·Spain·Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Sport

Climate bombshell in the Pacific: After the torrential floods, is Spain now facing a “Godzilla winter”?

Water temperatures in the tropical Pacific are going haywire. Meteorologists are warning of a historically strong El Niño – informally dubbed “Godzilla.” But what does this distant weather phenomenon actually mean for…

22 de September de 2026

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

No lift in your building? When Spanish property owners can be forced to install one

For owners of flats in Spain’s older apartment blocks, the absence of a lift may not be a permanent feature. Under Spanish property law, communities of owners can, in certain circumstances, be…

22 de September de 2026

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

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