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Valencia Declares War on “Gorrillas”: Nearly 300 Fines in Just One Week

In an unprecedented move, the Policía Local of Valencia has stepped up the fight against so-called “Gorrillas” – informal parking attendants who “reserve” spaces on public streets and demand money from drivers.…

17 de February de 2026

Crime·Living in Spain·Valencia·Topics of the day

Art Instead of Cash: How a Canarian Noble Family Settled Its Tax Debt with Masterpieces

In an unusual yet legally permitted transaction, the most prominent noble family of the Canary Islands, the Condado de la Vega Grande de Guadalupe, settled part of its inheritance tax bill with…

17 de February de 2026

Culture·Canary Islands·Topics of the day·Legal

Hundreds of tractors take over central Madrid – a historic protest for the future of the agricultural sector

In one of the largest mobilisations of recent years, Spanish farmers and livestock breeders have today taken over central Madrid with more than 500 tractors in order to draw urgent attention to…

11 de February de 2026

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

Seville on High Alert: Parts of the Giralda Collapse – Rain and Wind Increase Risks Across the City

Seville is currently experiencing severe weather conditions: strong winds and persistent rainfall have prompted authorities to heighten their state of alert and have caused damage to parts of the famous Giralda, the…

5 de February de 2026

Sevilla·Topics of the day·Weather·News·Spain

Madrid in Transition: Shanty Settlements Return – Informal Housing Spreads Across the City

In the streets of Spain’s capital, an old social phenomenon is becoming visible once again: Chabolismo. Once primarily found on the outskirts of the metropolis, in recent months informal settlements have increasingly…

5 de February de 2026

Living in Spain·Politics·Spain·Madrid

Breaking news: Classes in Andalusia largely suspended tomorrow

Storm “Leonardo” – latest updates on flooding in Spain February has begun in Spain with the arrival of a new series of Atlantic weather fronts. Storm “Leonardo” is bringing persistent and,…

3 de February de 2026

Andalucia·Topics of the day·Weather·Spain

World first in Barcelona: Vall d’Hebron carries out first face transplant using a donor following euthanasia

In a medical breakthrough, Hospital Universitari Vall d’Hebron in Barcelona has carried out the world’s first face transplant using donor tissue from a person who had previously undergone euthanasia (assisted dying) and…

3 de February de 2026

Health·Spain·Barcelona·Topics of the day

Spain Press recommends: Two UNESCO cities where Andalusia feels untouched

Those seeking to discover Spain beyond the well-trodden tourist routes will find in Úbeda and Baeza two outstanding destinations. Both towns are located in the province of Jaén, form part of the…

2 de February de 2026

Gastronomy·Culture·Spain·Andalucia·Living in Spain·Travel

Autonomous Driving in Malaga: Tesla Drives Itself – and Questions Everything

In an Instagram video currently making the rounds on social media, two people are sitting in a Tesla while the vehicle drives completely autonomously: it accelerates, brakes, steers itself, and navigates through…

27 de January de 2026

Regions·Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Topics of the day·Legal

Andalusia: The Global Epicentre for Cycling Holidays in 2026

No longer just a land of quiet siestas and sun-drenched beaches, Andalusia is being redefined. By 2026, the region has emerged as Europe’s premier sport-travel destination, driven by a distinctive combination of…

21 de January de 2026

Sport·Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Travel·On the road·Spain·Andalucia