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New Spanish Accident Investigation Authority Sparks Debate: More Maritime Experts Than Rail Specialists Proposed

Spain’s Transport Minister Óscar Puente has presented the composition of the new independent authority responsible for investigating transport accidents. The planned commission will in future analyse serious incidents involving rail, air and…

26 de May de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day

New Hantavirus Case in Spain: Another Passenger Tests Positive at Gómez Ulla Hospital

Spanish health authorities have confirmed another positive case of the rare hantavirus among the isolated Spanish passengers from the cruise ship “MV Hondius”. The affected individual has already been in quarantine for…

26 de May de 2026

Topics of the day·News·Health·Spain·Madrid

Andalusia Demands Compensation After Spain’s Supreme Court Suspends Tourist Rental Registry

The suspension of Spain’s state-wide tourist rental registry by the Supreme Court has triggered political and economic turmoil across Andalusia. Thousands of property owners who were unable to legally advertise their holiday…

24 de May de 2026

Topics of the day·Legal·Property·News·Spain·Andalucia

Madrid Protests: Thousands Take to the Streets Against Pedro Sánchez as Political Pressure Mounts

Madrid prepares another major wave of political protests this Saturday as thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of the Spanish capital demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. Waving Spanish flags…

23 de May de 2026

News·Spain·Madrid·Topics of the day

Spain’s Great Silence: Why Young People Are No Longer Answering the Phone

For decades, a ringing phone was something simple: people answered it. Today, across Spain, the opposite is increasingly happening. The phone rings, people glance at the screen… and ignore the call. What…

22 de May de 2026

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

Spain: “Generation trapped in the parental home” – Young people spending almost their entire salary on rent

Spain is facing a severe housing market crisis that is hitting the younger generation particularly hard. New data paints a stark picture: for many young people, independent living is now effectively unaffordable,…

22 de May de 2026

Living in Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

Spain: Court strengthens workers’ rights – Public holidays falling on Saturdays can no longer simply be “lost”

Spanish workers can breathe a sigh of relief: A new ruling by the Audiencia Nacional is currently sparking debate across the country – and is likely to grant thousands of employees additional…

22 de May de 2026

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

El Rocío : why hundreds of thousands of Andalusians travel on horseback and by wagon towards Doñana between May 22 and 25

Every spring, southern Spain experiences one of the most extraordinary cultural and religious events in Europe: the Romería del Rocío. Perhaps over the last few days you have suddenly seen groups of…

22 de May de 2026

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

Spain’s Supreme Court Strikes Down Controversial Tourist Rental Registry

Spain’s ongoing battle over tourist apartments has descended into fresh chaos after the country’s Supreme Court struck down large parts of the government’s controversial national registry system for short-term rentals. The ruling…

22 de May de 2026

News·Spain·Topics of the day·Legal

Madrid among the top ten cultural cities in the world: Spain’s capital surprises in international ranking

Madrid has unexpectedly secured a place among the world’s ten best cultural cities. The Spanish capital is now officially ranked among the most important global cultural metropolises, joining a list typically dominated…

21 de May de 2026

Culture·Madrid·Topics of the day

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