Deborah CaterSpain may be known for jamón ibérico and seafood paella, but there’s a quiet revolution going …
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Squatting remains a pressing issue across Spain, and it is particularly affecting the luxury property market. …
The Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT), Spain’s traffic authority, continues to enforce strict regulations to maintain …
A significant demographic shift is underway as Spain’s major urban centres continue to draw young people …
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Catalonia’s new temporary rental law aims to tackle housing market issues
Catalonia is set to introduce a new law regulating temporary housing rentals, to address rising housing …
Spain is facing pressing environmental challenges that threaten its stability and future. Rising temperatures and frequent …
Spain is slowly recovering from an unusually wet Semana Santa, the Holy Week before Easter that …
Two separate shooting incidents in Málaga during the Easter period—one in the city and another in …
Spain’s agricultural sector faces a growing challenge due to climate change, particularly in its vast, water-scarce …
Turkish authorities have apprehended Youness en Naciri, a man wanted for his role in one of …
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Else BeekmanThere is something different about Spain in September. The days are still warm, the beaches and …
This year will be a record year for the Valencia region with British visitors. According to …
Studying abroad in Spain can sound almost too good to be true. Lectures in the morning, …
Despite sound EU water laws, the drinking water supply system in the European Union is showing …
Spanish football is mourning the death of CD Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel, who died on …
More than six in ten people aged 15 and over in Spain say they are living …