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Fundación "la Caixa" Champions Workplace Integration for Young People with Mental Health Issues
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Justice Rules in Favor of PP in Güímar, Annuls Decision on Illegal Salaries for Mayor and Councilors
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Forensic Experts Rule Out Chemical Submission in Young Woman's Assault Case at Tecnocasa Convention
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Controversy Erupts as Canarian Government Considers Deporting Migrant Minors Using 'Meloni Method'
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Man and Dog Injured in Dog Attack in Castellón
A man and his dog were seriously injured in a dog attack in Castellón, sparking an investigation and community calls for stricter dog ownership regulations.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez Denies Knowledge of Western Sahara Partition Proposal
Spanish PM Sánchez denies knowledge of a Western Sahara partition proposal amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to resolve the long-standing conflict.
Military, Police, and Customs Personnel from Gibraltar Conduct Maneuvers in Disputed Waters
Gibraltar's military, police, and customs personnel conduct maritime exercises in disputed waters, amid long-standing UK-Spain tensions over the territory.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez Calls for EU to Halt Arms Exports to Israel
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez urges EU to stop arms exports to Israel amid Middle East tensions, advocating for a unified European stance on conflict resolution.
Health Alert: No Tap Water for Children Under 8 in Santa Cruz, Tenerife
Santa Cruz, Tenerife, issues health alert advising against tap water for children under 8 due to high fluoride levels, affecting several neighborhoods.
Top Schools in Catalonia Ranked by Forbes
Forbes ranks Catalonia's top schools, highlighting the region's educational excellence with nine institutions featured in Spain's top 100 list.
Ayuntamiento of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Enhances Street Lighting in Triana
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's Ayuntamiento upgrades Calle Mayor de Triana's streetlights, enhancing safety and ambiance in a historic neighborhood.
Universidad Francisco de Vitoria Launches Advanced Practice Nursing Master's Programs
UFV launches new master's in Advanced Practice Nursing, aiming to elevate Spain's nursing standards with specializations in pediatric, gerontological, critical care, and mental health nursing.
Call for Enhanced Resources to Combat Criminality in the Canary Islands
ASG calls for increased resources to tackle rising criminality in the Canary Islands, highlighting the need for more police, better equipment, and inter-agency collaboration to ensure community safety.
New Housing Initiative for Volcano-Affected Families in La Palma
La Palma announces new housing for families displaced by the volcano, with 45 homes in Breña Baja and Tazacorte, marking a key recovery milestone.
The Silent Gap: Why Many Couples in Spain Avoid Talking About Sex
In Spain, many couples avoid discussing sex, a trend with deep psychological impacts and rooted in cultural stigmas, despite the nation's open image.
Cabildo of La Gomera Invests in Electric Vehicles to Promote Sustainable Mobility
La Gomera's Cabildo invests in over 50 electric vehicles, advancing sustainable mobility and reducing the island's carbon footprint, in a bid to preserve its unique ecosystem.
Laredo Seeks to Escape the Relegation Zone Against UD Llanera
CD Laredo aims to climb out of the relegation zone in a pivotal match against UD Llanera on October 19, a crucial encounter for both struggling teams.
Netflix Increases Prices in Spain Amidst Surging Subscriber Numbers
Netflix announces a price hike in Spain for Q4 2024 amid reaching 282 million global subscribers, signaling a shift that may affect expats and locals alike.
Míchel Valdés Ruiz Appointed as New Director of Cabárceno Nature Park
Míchel Valdés Ruiz takes the helm as the new director of Cabárceno Nature Park, promising a fresh focus on conservation, education, and sustainable tourism in Cantabria, Spain.
New Hazard on Spanish Roads: Nails and Metal Spikes Causing Concern
Spain faces a new road safety threat as nails and metal spikes are found scattered on roads, prompting urgent action from authorities and concern among drivers.
Preparations Underway for Traditional Christmas Celebration in Cantabria
Cantabria gears up for a traditional Christmas celebration with DJ Paco Pis leading the festivities, promising music, food, and community spirit.
Santander to March Against Human Trafficking This Saturday
Santander to host a march against human trafficking this Saturday, aiming to raise awareness and combat modern slavery, uniting community and authorities.
Spain Cracks Down on Corruption: 53 Individuals and Entities Convicted in Second Quarter of 2024
Spain intensifies anti-corruption efforts with 53 convictions in Q2 2024, signaling a strong commitment to transparency and accountability.
Urgent Call for Flu Vaccination of Children Under 5 in Spain
Spanish pediatricians urge urgent flu vaccinations for under-5s amid fears of a severe season, stressing the vaccine's importance in preventing serious complications.
Isa Pantoja Criticizes Her Mother in Emotional Outburst
Isa Pantoja's emotional critique of her adoptive mother, Chata, stirs controversy and debate on family dynamics in Spain.
Unity in the PSOE: A Crucial Factor for Spain's Political Landscape
Pablo Zalba emphasizes the importance of unity within Spain's PSOE to maintain influence amid a shifting political landscape, highlighting the challenges and significance of cohesion for future success.
Police Disrupt Illegal Vehicle Races in O Porriño, Including a Funeral Car
In O Porriño, Spain, police disrupt illegal races, including a funeral car, in a major operation against dangerous driving, highlighting a widespread issue.
Salmonella Alert Issued for Egg Cartons in Spain
Spain issues urgent salmonella warning for certain egg cartons, advising consumers to check products and avoid consumption if affected.
Alcatraz Rescued from Fishing Net in Cantabria, Spain
In a heartwarming rescue, Spain's Civil Guard freed an alcatraz seabird entangled in a fishing net in Cantabria, highlighting the importance of marine conservation.
Heroic Bus Driver Intervenes to Protect Woman from Assault in Valencia
In Valencia, a bus driver heroically intervened to protect a woman from an assault, showcasing the vital role of community vigilance in ensuring safety.
New Influenza Vaccination Campaign Launches for 3- and 4-Year-Olds in Cantabria
Cantabria launches flu vaccination campaign for 3- and 4-year-olds, targeting 7,000 children to bolster immunity and reduce flu-related complications.
Almassora and Borràs Increase Waste Collection Fees, Sparking Local Concerns
Almassora and Borràs face backlash over increased waste collection fees, sparking concerns among residents about the financial impact amidst rising living costs.
New Fiscal Superior of Cantabria to Take Office on October 29
Jesús Dacio Arteaga to become Cantabria's new Chief Prosecutor on Oct 29, marking a significant step for the region's judicial system.
Man Faces Nine Years in Prison for Sexual Abuse of Minor Niece in Cantabria
Man faces nine years for sexually abusing his niece in Cantabria, sparking outrage and calls for stronger child protection laws.
Spain's Next Generation of Motor Sports Champions: Fuel in Their Veins
Spain's motor sports scene is thriving with a new generation of drivers, inspired by legends and backed by robust training and community support, poised to continue the nation's legacy of racing excellence.
Court Upholds Protection of Torre Negra in Sant Cugat del Vallès
Catalonia's High Court upholds the protection of Torre Negra in Sant Cugat del Vallès, marking a victory for environmental and historical preservation.
Cantabria Government to Retroactively Fund Vaccines for Hemorrhagic Disease in Livestock
Cantabria to fund vaccines for livestock hemorrhagic disease, easing financial strain on farmers and bolstering industry health.
Widespread Housing Protests Sweep Across Spain: A Guide for Expats
Expats in Spain face disruptions as widespread housing protests hit major cities. This guide covers the reasons, key locations, and what expats need to know.
Meta and Blumhouse Team Up to Create AI-Generated Movie: A New Era in Film Production
Meta and Blumhouse's collaboration to produce "Gen," an AI-generated movie, marks a groundbreaking shift in film production, blending technology with traditional storytelling.
José de Cora Awarded the Prestigious Diego Bernal Prize for 2025
José de Cora wins the 2025 Diego Bernal Prize, marking a significant milestone in his career and celebrating excellence in cultural contributions.
Renowned Journalist Víctor de la Serna Passes Away at 77
Víctor de la Serna, a giant of Spanish journalism and co-founder of El Mundo, has passed away at 77, leaving a legacy of fearless reporting and mentorship.
University of Cantabria Faces Legal Pressure to Restore Researchers' Salaries
University of Cantabria faces legal demands to repay researchers for unjust salary deductions, highlighting a broader struggle within Spain's academic system.
Spanish Police Detain Two Individuals for Spreading Jihadist Messages on Social Media
Spanish police detain two for spreading jihadist messages online, highlighting efforts to combat extremism and ensure public safety.
Healthcare Crisis in Spain: Union Criticizes Lack of Planning Amid Doctor Shortage
Union criticizes Spanish health authorities for lack of planning amid a doctor shortage, impacting healthcare in Cantabria and beyond.
Historic Milestone: UOC Rector Becomes First Woman to Lead International University Network Cinda
Àngels Fitó, UOC Rector, makes history as the first woman to lead the international university network Cinda, marking a significant milestone for women in academia.
Breakthrough in Breast Cancer Research: 122 Genes Identified in Pregnancy-Associated Breast Cancer
GEICAM's breakthrough in identifying 122 genes in pregnancy-associated breast cancer paves the way for targeted therapies, offering hope for safer, more effective treatments.
Massive Protest Against Eviction of Antiga Massana in Barcelona
Thousands march in Barcelona to protest the eviction of Antiga Massana, a symbol of community resistance and cultural heritage, amid legal battles and city council tensions.
Tragic Accident Near Pont d'en Gil Claims Life of Local Man
A tragic accident at Pont d'en Gil claims a local man's life after he fell from rocks, highlighting the need for caution in natural beauty spots.
Free Time: A Haven for International Press and Magazines in the Heart of the City
Discover Free Time, the city's unique newsstand offering an extensive selection of international and local press, a cultural hub for expats and locals alike.
Spanish Supreme Court Ruling Expands Family Leave for Single Parents
Spain's Supreme Court extends family leave for single parents, aiming to provide equal workplace support and address unique challenges faced by this demographic.
Thrilling Showdown in the Storm: Bathco BM Torrelavega vs Bidasoa Irun
Torrelavega braces for a stormy clash as Bathco BM Torrelavega faces Bidasoa Irun in a thrilling Spanish handball showdown on October 19, 2024.
Astronauts Bound for the Moon to Wear Prada-Designed Space Suits
Axiom Space and Prada unveil a stylish, high-tech space suit for lunar missions, blending fashion with cutting-edge space technology.
Local Political Party Advocates for New Pavilion at CEIP Nueva Montaña in Santander
The Regionalist Party of Cantabria proposes a new pavilion at CEIP Nueva Montaña, Santander, to address overcrowding and enhance education.
IU-Podemos Calls for the Resignation of Gómez Morante as President of Aguas de Torrelavega
IU-Podemos demands the resignation of Aguas de Torrelavega's president, María Gómez Morante, amid a fraud scandal, calling for accountability and transparency.
Significant Agreement Signed for Ubiarco Wastewater Treatment Plant Management
A landmark agreement has been signed for the management of Ubiarco's wastewater plant in Cantabria, promising enhanced efficiency and environmental benefits.
San Felices de Buelna Pushes for La Magosta to be Declared Regional Tourist Attraction
San Felices de Buelna seeks to boost tourism by having La Magosta festival declared a regional attraction, highlighting its cultural significance.
CEIP Jesús del Monte Unveils Renovated Recreation and Leisure Space
CEIP Jesús del Monte in Cantabria unveils a major upgrade with a renovated recreation space, enhancing student well-being and education.
Canarian Commissioner Advocates for Valuing the Canarian Fuero Before Experts from the Basque Country and Navarra
Canarian Commissioner pushes for recognition of the Canarian fuero, advocating for its historical and legal significance alongside Basque and Navarran experts.
New "Stop" Radars Implemented by Spain's DGT to Enhance Road Safety
Spain's DGT launches new "Stop" radars to enforce stop sign compliance, aiming to reduce traffic violations and enhance road safety nationwide.
Spain's Quest for Sustainable Cities: A New Era for Expats and Locals Alike
Spain embarks on a sustainable urban transformation, with cities like Huelva leading the charge in green initiatives, benefiting locals and expats alike.
Expert Advice on Breastfeeding and Bottle Feeding: Dr. Clara's Insights for New Parents in Spain
Dr. Clara offers invaluable advice on breastfeeding and bottle feeding, highlighting benefits, addressing challenges, and emphasizing the importance of community support for new parents in Spain.
Shocking School Tragedy in Brazil: Teenager Kills Three Classmates
Teenager arrested in Brazil for fatally shooting three classmates in Aracruz, sparking national debate on school safety and mental health support.
The Health Benefits of Strawberries: A Boon for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain are enjoying the heart health benefits of strawberries, a local delight packed with antioxidants and vitamins.
2025 Labor Calendar: A Guide for Expats in Spain on Public Holidays and Bridges
Expats in Spain, mark your 2025 calendars for public holidays and "puentes." From New Year's Day to All Saints' Day, plan for cultural immersion and breaks.
Judge in Santander Sets Indefinite Compensatory Pension of €2,500 in Divorce Case
In a landmark ruling, a Santander judge orders a €2,500 monthly compensatory pension in a divorce case, setting a precedent for Spain's approach to financial equity post-divorce.
Brutal Assault by Control Agents on Youths at Oktoberfest Sparks Outrage
Outrage as video shows brutal assault by control agents on youths at Catalonia's Oktoberfest, sparking calls for accountability and reform.
Pope Canonizes 14 New Saints in Historic Ceremony
Pope Francis canonizes 14 new saints in a historic ceremony at St. Peter's Square, celebrating lives of faith and service from around the globe.
RS Gimnástica Faces Tough Test Against Group Leaders
RS Gimnástica gears up for a pivotal clash against the group leaders, aiming to replicate past victories and bolster their season's prospects.
Discovering the Flavors of Cantabria: The Cocido Montañés
Explore the heart of Cantabria's culinary heritage with the cocido montañés, a traditional stew that's a staple of local cuisine and a symbol of regional identity.
Protección Civil of Cantabria Marks Significant Milestone in Emergency Services
Protección Civil of Cantabria achieves a milestone with 306 services in a year, saving 233 lives and showcasing their dedication to public safety.
Betis Sets Sights on Iñigo Vicente, Challenging Athletic Club's Interest
Real Betis challenges Athletic Club for Iñigo Vicente, heating up the transfer market and setting the stage for an intense La Liga showdown.
Plataforma per la Llengua Highlights the Bond Between Language and Identity
Plataforma per la Llengua champions the Catalan language as key to identity in Catalonia, countering threats to the region's linguistic heritage.
Community Honors Rural Women on International Day of Rural Women
Cabezón de la Sal honors rural women with "Sembrando futuro" theme on International Day of Rural Women, celebrating their pivotal role in community and agriculture.
Traditional Nocturnal Ascent to Peña Cabarga Returns
Cantabria's cherished nocturnal hike, "Subida Nocturna a Peña Cabarga," returns this October, offering a unique journey through stunning landscapes under the stars.
Students in Spain Protest Over Uncertainty About New Selectivity Exams
Spanish students protest over the lack of clarity on new university entrance exams, demanding more information from the Ministry of Education.
Iris and the Bowls: A Dream and a Historic Record
Iris from Cantabria sets a new bowls record with 172 knocked down, inspiring her community and aspiring athletes across Spain.
World Breast Cancer Day: Early Detection Program in Cantabria Yields Remarkable Results
Cantabria's early detection program marks a triumph on World Breast Cancer Day, identifying over 90% of cases early, showcasing the power of proactive healthcare.
New Edition of the Ruta del Misterio: Unveiling Paranormal Phenomena in Torrelavega
Torrelavega's Ruta del Misterio returns this October, promising a thrilling exploration of the paranormal across 10 enigmatic stops.
The Coercive Persuasion Strategies of Cults: A Threat to Mental Freedom
Exploring the dark realm of cults, this piece delves into how coercive persuasion endangers mental freedom, highlighting legal battles and support avenues.
Horoscope Insights for Expats in Spain: Sunday, October 20, 2024
Expats in Spain, especially Scorpios, may face relationship challenges on October 20, 2024. Tips on navigating social circles and romantic friction included.
Critical Injury to Spectator at Ral·li Catalunya-Costa Daurada
A spectator was critically injured at the Ral·li Catalunya-Costa Daurada rally event in Spain, sparking an investigation and concerns over safety protocols.
Renowned Journalist and Founder of El Mundo, Víctor de la Serna, Passes Away
Víctor de la Serna, esteemed journalist and founder of El Mundo, has passed away at 77, leaving a profound legacy in Spanish media.
Electric Vehicles Continue to Face Hurdles in Gaining Public Trust
Electric vehicles in Spain face hurdles including battery maintenance concerns, limited charging infrastructure, and high upfront costs, hindering widespread adoption despite environmental benefits.
Serious Injury in Plane Crash Near Viladamat, Spain
Two injured, one critically, in a small plane crash near Viladamat, Spain, sparking a major emergency response.
Cybercriminals Leveraging ChatGPT to Create Malicious Programs: A Growing Threat in Spain and Beyond
Cybercriminals in Spain and globally are increasingly using AI like ChatGPT to craft sophisticated cyber threats, urging enhanced security measures.
Rolling Stones Celebrate 50 Years of "It's Only Rock 'n Roll" in Spain
The Rolling Stones mark 50 years of "It's Only Rock 'n Roll" with celebrations in Spain, honoring their enduring legacy and the late Charlie Watts.
Discovering the Herba de Santa Cunegunda: A Traditional Galician Plant
Discover the Herba de Santa Cunegunda, a plant steeped in Galician culture, known for its medicinal properties and significance in local folklore.
Controversy Erupts Over Homage to Mountaineer Who Conquered Everest with ETA Symbol
Athletic Club of Bilbao's tribute to a mountaineer who displayed an ETA symbol atop Everest sparks outrage, highlighting Spain's deep-seated tensions over separatism.
Spanish Peacekeepers in Lebanon Show High Morale in Heartwarming Video
Spanish peacekeepers in Lebanon share a heartwarming video to reassure families of their high morale and dedication amidst regional tensions.
Thousands of Protesters Demand Housing Rights in Valencia
Thousands in Valencia protest against housing crisis and touristification, demanding rights and regulation of rental markets.
Heart-Wrenching Tale of Survival: Children Saved from the Brink of Disaster
Children in Spain narrowly escape disaster at a recycling plant, saved by quick-acting workers and emergency responders in a heart-wrenching tale of survival.
PP Accuses PSOE of Blocking Congressional-Senatorial Commission on Insularity
PP accuses PSOE of blocking a key commission on insularity, hindering discussions on critical issues facing Spain's island territories.
Gender Differences in Pain Processing: A New Perspective for Expats in Spain
New studies reveal gender-specific differences in pain processing, offering expats in Spain insights into personalized healthcare and pain management strategies.
Strict Measures Imposed on Individual in Villaescusa, Cantabria
Cantabria imposes strict measures on an individual in Villaescusa, including travel bans and mandatory court appearances, to ensure public safety and protect minors.
Northern Spain Named Best Global Destination for a Road Trip
Northern Spain wins title of best global road trip destination by Travelbook.de, celebrated for its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and scenic routes.
Discover the Best Cycling and Mountain Biking Routes in Cantabria
Explore the stunning cycling and mountain biking routes of Cantabria, Spain. From coastal paths to challenging mountain trails, discover routes for all skill levels amidst breathtaking landscapes.
Cantabria Parliament to Debate Key Issues on Monday
Cantabria's Parliament to debate on Cantur's future, EBAU exam reforms, and industrial development this Monday, impacting education and economy.
Ancient Ruins of Baalbek in Lebanon Face Uncertain Future
Lebanon's ancient Baalbek ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its Roman temples, face threats demanding urgent preservation efforts.
The Art of Restoration: Hands That Weave and Repair Centenary Carpets in Huelva
In Huelva, artisans meticulously restore centenary carpets, preserving a tradition that embodies the region's rich textile history and cultural heritage.
Train Derailment Between Atocha and Chamartín Affects Thousands of Commuters
Train derailment in Madrid tunnel disrupts 13,700 commuters, with ongoing efforts to restore service between Atocha and Chamartín stations.
Controversy Marks Goalless Draw Between CD Laredo and UD Llanera
In a contentious match at San Lorenzo, CD Laredo and UD Llanera's goalless draw was overshadowed by refereeing disputes, stirring league-wide debate on officiating standards.
Controversy Erupts in Colera Over Illegal Tanks Blocking Coastal Path
Controversy in Colera as illegal tanks block a beloved coastal path, sparking activism and calls for action to protect public access and local tourism.
Envejecimiento, Sostenibilidad, and Salud Mental: Immediate Challenges for Spain's Health System
Ana Pastor of the Spanish Medical Association outlines urgent challenges for Spain's health system, including aging population, sustainability, and mental health needs.
Smooth Conduct of Professional Category Exams in Cantabria's Public Health Service
Cantabria's public health service successfully conducts crucial exams for professional roles, marking a key step in healthcare stabilization.
Normality Restored in Spanish Rail Network After Disruptions
Spanish rail services to resume normal operations on Oct 21 after disruptions, ADIF confirms, marking an end to weeks of travel chaos for commuters and tourists.
Centro Cultural El Espolón in Comillas Wraps Up October with Vibrant Cultural Events
El Espolón in Comillas ends October with a cultural bang, featuring a paper theater workshop, a concert by María Méndez, and the screening of "Quelccaya."
Santander’s Manuel García Cuadrado Park Undergoes Significant Improvements
Santander's Manuel García Cuadrado Park sees major upgrades, enhancing amenities and focusing on sustainability, for a better community space.
Asian Hornet Nest Discovered in Laredo Football Field Prompts Swift Action
Firefighters in Laredo, Cantabria, swiftly fumigated a football field after discovering an Asian hornet nest, prioritizing public safety and community awareness.
Government of Cantabria Takes Over Maintenance of Bejes Road
Cantabria's government takes charge of Bejes road maintenance, promising improved conditions and safety under a new Road Plan, enhancing life in Liebana.
Horoscope for Monday, October 21, 2024: What the Stars Have in Store for You
Discover what October 21, 2024, holds for you with our detailed horoscope predictions, from career changes for Aries to spiritual growth for Pisces.
Spanish Dining Preferences: Quality of Rice Tops the List for Restaurant Choices
79% of Spaniards prioritize rice quality in restaurants, underscoring its pivotal role in Spanish cuisine and dining preferences.
Illegal Tourist Rentals Surpass Legal Ones in Menorca, Raising Alarms
Illegal tourist rentals in Menorca now outnumber legal ones, posing threats to the island's sustainability and living costs, with calls for urgent regulatory action.
Susana Herrán to Lead Cantabrian Delegation at PSOE's 41st Federal Congress
Susana Herrán, Mayor of Castro Urdiales, to lead Cantabria at PSOE's 41st Federal Congress in Sevilla, highlighting the region's influence.
Dramatic Helicopter Rescue in Cantabria Saves Hiker and Swimmer
In a dramatic operation in Cantabria, Spain, a helicopter team heroically saved a stranded hiker and a swimmer, showcasing the bravery of rescue services.
Traffic Rearrangement in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Due to Asphalting Works
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria announces traffic changes due to asphalting works near Parque de San Telmo, urging residents to plan routes.
Cabildo Launches Campaign to Reduce Light Pollution in Coastal Areas of La Gomera
La Gomera's Cabildo launches the "Pardela Cenicienta" campaign to combat light pollution, safeguarding the endemic Cinderella Shearwater and local biodiversity.
CSIC Launches Groundbreaking Study on Diet and Women's Health
CSIC's "Manuela" project aims to explore the impact of diet on women's health, focusing on gut microbiota and dietary patterns in Spain.
Online Entertainment Platforms Dominate Digital Bandwidth in Spain
Online entertainment platforms are consuming significant digital bandwidth in Spain, challenging infrastructure management amid rising demand.
Spanish Community President Faces Backlash Over Salary Demand from Neighbors
Spanish community president demands salary from neighbors, sparking outrage and legal scrutiny in Valencia.
World Energy Saving Day: Spain Emphasizes Sustainable Practices
Spain celebrates World Energy Saving Day with a focus on sustainable practices, from national initiatives to community involvement and technological innovations.
Tragic Accident in La Rioja Claims Lives of Pregnant Woman and Her Unborn Child
A tragic car accident in Logroño, La Rioja, claims the lives of a pregnant woman and her unborn child, leaving the community in mourning.
Driver Arrested After Fatal Accident Involving Pregnant Woman in Huelva
Driver arrested in Huelva after a fatal crash kills a pregnant woman, highlighting the dangers of driving under the influence.
Riotuerto Hosts the First Volunteer Fair with Over 20 Participating Organizations
Riotuerto hosts its first Volunteer Fair, bringing together over 20 organizations to foster community spirit and promote volunteerism.
Renfe Announces Service Disruptions to Retrieve Derailed Train
Renfe to disrupt rail services in Spain this weekend to retrieve a derailed train, affecting travel plans.
Lidl to Open New Supermarket in Maliaño, Cantabria
Lidl announces a new store in Maliaño, Cantabria, promising enhanced shopping options and job opportunities for locals and expats.
Mario Vaquerizo's Brutal Fall: Alaska Shares Update on His Condition
Mario Vaquerizo suffers a severe fall, with Alaska providing an update on his recovery. Fans and colleagues await his return to Spanish entertainment.
Woman Arrested by Guardia Civil While Stealing Microwave from Chalet in Isla, Cantabria
Guardia Civil in Cantabria arrests a 51-year-old woman from Bilbao caught stealing a microwave in Isla, reinforcing community trust in local law enforcement.
Temperature Drops Expected in Northern Spain and Other Regions
Spain braces for a notable temperature drop, especially in the north, while the south enjoys warmer days. Expats advised to prepare for the seasonal shift.
Expats in Spain: Local Resident Wins Significant Prize in ONCE's Weekend Draw
A resident of O Carballiño, Spain, wins 20,000 euros in ONCE's "El Sueldazo del Fin de Semana" draw, bringing joy and a financial boost to the local community.
Museo Altamira Hosts Bookbinding Workshop to Celebrate Library Day
Celebrate Library Day at Museo Altamira with a unique bookbinding workshop on October 24, embracing the craft and cultural heritage.
Almassora Mourns the Loss of Beloved Neighbor, Suret
Almassora mourns the loss of Suret, a beloved community pillar known for his kindness and generosity, leaving a legacy of unity and compassion.
Quico Taronjí to be Proclaimed Orujero Mayor 2024 in Potes, Cantabria
Quico Taronjí to be honored as Orujero Mayor 2024 at Potes' Fiestas del Orujo, celebrating Cantabria's cherished orujo tradition.
Division and Controversy in the Socialist Party of Cantabria
Pablo Zuloaga of the Socialist Party of Cantabria acknowledges deep internal divisions post-election, amidst allegations of campaign interference.
New Tram Line Along Diagonal in Barcelona to Launch on November 9
Barcelona to launch a new tram line on Diagonal on Nov 9, aiming to boost public transport, cut traffic, and attract 24,000 users.
Drought Alert Persists in Castellón Province, Affecting Over 20,000 People
Severe drought in Spain's Castellón province impacts 20,000+ residents, with water restrictions affecting daily life and agriculture.
The Future of Digital Marketing: Personalization and Immersive Experiences in 2025
By 2025, digital marketing will revolutionize with a focus on personalization and immersive AR/VR experiences, reshaping how businesses engage with consumers globally.
Multiple Traffic Accidents in Santander Leave Several Injured Over the Weekend
Santander faced a series of traffic accidents over the weekend, leaving four injured and sparking calls for improved road safety measures.
Valdecilla and Novartis Collaborate to Enhance Breast Cancer Care in Cantabria
Valdecilla Hospital and Novartis partner to advance breast cancer care in Cantabria, aiming to integrate innovative treatments and improve patient outcomes.
Young People 'TikTokify' Their Learning Process: A New Era in Education
Young people globally are 'TikTokifying' their learning, pushing for educational reforms that embrace technology and short-form content.
Fire Breaks Out in Basement of Residential Building in Santander
A fire in a Santander residential building's basement was quickly contained, with no injuries reported, highlighting the city's effective emergency response.
Bathco BM Torrelavega Heads to Serbia for Crucial Match
Bathco BM Torrelavega heads to Novi Sad, Serbia, for a pivotal handball match, marking a significant moment in their season.
Vicente Ibáñez Suret: A Voice of Bou and Carrer Almassora Silenced
Valencian community mourns the loss of Vicente Ibáñez Suret, a cherished voice of Almassora's traditions and fervent advocate for local culture.
Movistar Launches 'Blue Weeks' Ahead of Black Friday, Offering Early Discounts to Customers
Movistar's 'Blue Weeks' campaign kicks off with early discounts ahead of Black Friday, offering shoppers a chance to snag deals on tech and services.
Sidenor to Continue Discreet Negotiations with Talgo Following Key Decision
Sidenor and Talgo, key players in Spain's industrial sector, continue discreet negotiations after a pivotal board decision, eyeing a strategic partnership.
RS Gimnástica Suffers Defeat Against Bergantiños
RS Gimnástica faces a tough defeat against Bergantiños, highlighting the need for strategic improvements in their game plan.
Emergency Drill Alert: Canary Islands Prepare Residents for Potential Disasters
Canary Islands' Cabildo launches major emergency drill, reaching over 800,000 residents to enhance disaster preparedness.
Renovation Works at Nando Yosu Facilities to Commence in Late November
Renovation of Nando Yosu's northern wall in Cantabria to start in November, enhancing safety and training quality for athletes.
Tragedy Strikes Brazilian Rowing Team in Spain
Nine members of a Brazilian rowing team tragically lost their lives in an accident in Huelva, Spain, sparking an international outpouring of grief and an ongoing investigation.
NASA Celebrates 60 Years of Presence in Spain
NASA marks 60 years in Spain, celebrating a partnership pivotal to space exploration, from Apollo landings to Mars missions.
Camargo Municipal Council Undertakes Comprehensive Review of Local Gyms
Camargo Municipal Council reviews local gyms to enhance community facilities, aiming to improve infrastructure and services for residents.
Linguistic Discrimination Against Amnesiac Patient in Spanish Hospital Sparks Outrage
Outrage as amnesiac patient faces linguistic discrimination in a Barcelona hospital, sparking a debate on Catalonia's linguistic rights.
Improved Accessibility at La Cantábrica Indoor Pools in Astillero
Astillero's La Cantábrica indoor pools now boast enhanced accessibility, ensuring all community members can enjoy the facilities without barriers.
Dental Community Warns of Risks Associated with Bamboo Toothbrushes
Spanish dental experts raise concerns over the health risks of bamboo toothbrushes, urging eco-conscious consumers to balance sustainability with oral hygiene.
Public Bilingual Education Outshines Private-Concerted Schools in Spain
Public bilingual schools in Spain outperform private-concerted counterparts, offering a compelling option for expat families seeking quality education.
The Joy of Missing Out: Embracing Intentional Disconnection in the Digital Age
Embracing JOMO, the joy of missing out, offers a refreshing alternative to the digital age's constant connectivity, promoting mental tranquility and creativity.
IU Disagrees with Councilor Alberto Martínez Over Support for Raising Residence Prices
IU clashes with Councilor Martínez over his support for raising local residence prices, sparking debate on affordability and social welfare in Cantabria.
New Elephant Observatory to Open at Cabárceno Nature Park
Cabárceno Nature Park in Spain announces the opening of a new elephant observatory, enhancing visitor experience and conservation efforts.
Santander Municipality Awards 46,000 'Santander Vale+ Comercio' Vouchers Through Public Draw
Santander boosts local commerce with 46,000 'Vale+ Comercio' vouchers, aiming to revitalize the economy through a public draw.
Horoscope for Tuesday, October 22, 2024: What the Stars Have in Store for You
Discover what the stars have in store for you on October 22, 2024, with our detailed horoscope predictions for every sign.
Adeje Launches Restaurant Voucher Campaign to Boost Local Economy
Adeje, Tenerife launches a restaurant voucher campaign to boost the local economy, aiming to inject €50,000 into the hospitality sector and support businesses.
Relaxation Day for Caregivers: A New Initiative by the Social Services Department
The Canary Islands' Social Services Department launches a Relaxation Day initiative for caregivers, inviting them to register for a day of unwinding and community support.
New Initiative to Boost Local Economy: Adeje's Restaurant Voucher Campaign
Adeje launches a restaurant voucher campaign to boost the local economy, offering consumers significant savings and injecting €50,000 into the sector.
PSOE Canarias Launches Inaugural Edition of the Jerónimo Saavedra School of Democracy
PSOE Canarias inaugurates the Jerónimo Saavedra School of Democracy in Las Palmas, fostering civic engagement and democratic values.
Spanish Foreign Minister Albares Advocates for a Strengthened Global Order
Spanish FM José Manuel Albares calls for a stronger global order, emphasizing the need for universal rule adherence to tackle global challenges.
Public Health Activity Needs 15% Increase to Tackle Waiting Lists in Spain
Spain's health authorities call for a 15% boost in public health activity to tackle long waiting lists and improve healthcare efficiency.
Spanish Ministries Negotiate to Allow Military Personnel to Drive Trucks and Buses
Spain's Defense and Transportation ministries discuss allowing military personnel to drive trucks and buses, aiming to ease the transportation sector's labor shortages.
Weather Alert: Atlantic Front to Bring Rain to Northern and Eastern Spain
Atlantic front to bring significant rain to northern and eastern Spain on October 22, impacting daily activities and potentially causing localized flooding.
High-Speed Chase Ends in Accident in Vila-real, Fugitives Escape
A high-speed chase in Vila-real, Spain, ends in a crash with fugitives escaping, sparking community concerns over road safety and police pursuits.
Historic Revival at Parc de Torreblanca: A New Lease on Life for Three Historic Corners
Parc de Torreblanca near Barcelona breathes new life into three historic corners with a €600,000 restoration project, enhancing its cultural heritage.
Toxicology Report Sheds Light on Mysterious Illness in Huelva, Spain
Preliminary toxicology report links mysterious illness in Huelva, Spain, to environmental pollution, sparking community concern and calls for action.
Drago Canarias Urges Against Closure of Casa de la Esperanza in Agaete
Drago Canarias fights to keep Casa de la Esperanza open in Agaete, highlighting its crucial role in community support and social services.
Call for Transparency in Firefighter Overtime Allocation in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Coalición Canaria calls for fairer overtime allocation among Las Palmas firefighters, highlighting disparities and the financial strain on the municipality.
Tenant Union Boycotts Meeting with Spanish Government Over Inclusion of Real Estate Lobby
Spain's Tenant Union boycotts a government meeting over housing issues due to the inclusion of the real estate lobby, highlighting deep divisions.
Spanish SMEs Embrace Sustainable Practices to Boost Competitiveness
Spanish SMEs are increasingly adopting sustainable practices, enhancing competitiveness and aligning with consumer demand for eco-friendly products.
New Intermodal Center in Royo: A Sustainable and Efficient Environmental Solution
La Rioja inaugurates a new intermodal center in Royo, aiming to boost sustainable transportation by integrating various modes of transport, reducing environmental impact.
Understanding the Importance of Smart Electricity Purchasing in Spain
In Spain, expats and locals navigate soaring energy costs by understanding tariffs, time-of-use rates, and renewable options to manage bills effectively.
Spain Accelerates Energy Transition with New Motorway Network
Spain launches a groundbreaking project to integrate renewable energy into its motorway network, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and promote green energy.
France's Successful Family Policies: A Model Worth Examining for Spain?
Exploring how France's comprehensive family policies, including generous parental leave and subsidized childcare, could serve as a blueprint for Spain amidst its demographic challenges.
Miguel Carballeda Honored with the Gran Cruz al Mérito Deportivo
Miguel Carballeda, a pivotal figure in Paralympic sports, to receive the Gran Cruz al Mérito Deportivo for his transformative work in Spain.
Half of Spain's Population Struggles with Somnolence Due to Insufficient Sleep
Half of Spain battles drowsiness due to widespread sleep deprivation, impacting work and daily life, with calls for better sleep habits.
Over 20,000 Cantabrians Suffer from Unrecognized Work-Related Illnesses
Over 20,000 Cantabrians face unrecognized work-related illnesses, highlighting gaps in worker protection and sparking calls for improved health vigilance and labor regulations.
Renowned Author Rosario Raro Unveils New Literary Masterpiece in Alto Palancia
Acclaimed Spanish author Rosario Raro unveils "Altura Prohibida" in Alto Palancia, promising a deep dive into human emotions and societal intricacies.
Breakthrough in Medical Research: New Therapeutic Target Identified
Researchers at the University of Huelva identify a new therapeutic target, promising revolutionary treatments for various diseases.
Rising Concerns: Sexual Health in Spain Sees Alarming Increase in STIs
Spain faces a sharp rise in STIs, with gonorrea and sífilis cases up by 42.6% and 24.1% respectively, prompting urgent public health campaigns.
Spain Boasts the World's Best Hamburger, and You Can Try It in Valencia or Madrid
Spain's culinary scene shines as a local hamburger is crowned the world's best, available in Valencia and Madrid. A must-try for food enthusiasts and expats alike.
Warning for Air Fryer Users in Spain: What Not to Do
Air fryer popularity in Spain comes with a crucial warning for users. Learn the common mistakes to avoid for safe and effective cooking.
Tragic Death of Liam Payne: Toxicology Report Reveals Extensive Drug Use
Toxicology report reveals Liam Payne's extensive drug use before his tragic death, shocking fans and highlighting his battle with addiction.
Expats in Spain Alert: Significant Hike in Water Bills in Torrelavega Sparks Outrage
Torrelavega residents, including expats, face a 24% hike in water bills, sparking outrage and calls for Aguas de Torrelavega to address mismanagement and leaks.
Workplace Accidents Persist: Companies Urged to Invest in Prevention as Key to Health
Workplace accidents remain a critical issue in Spain, with experts urging companies to prioritize prevention for employee health and productivity.
Mossos d'Esquadra Officer Arrested for Extortion in L'Hospitalet
Mossos d'Esquadra officer in L'Hospitalet arrested for extortion, sparking concerns over law enforcement integrity in Catalonia.
Clément Michelin Ruled Out for Racing de Santander's Upcoming Match Against Córdoba
Racing de Santander faces a challenge as Clément Michelin is ruled out of the crucial match against Córdoba due to a back injury.
Government of Cantabria to Repair CEIP Menéndez Pelayo School Yard in Santander
Cantabria government to repair structural issues in CEIP Menéndez Pelayo's yard in Santander, ensuring student safety and minimal disruption.
Spanish Constitutional Court Rejects Recusations Against Conde-Pumpido's Participation in Amnesty Debate
Spain's Constitutional Court upholds Judge Conde-Pumpido's role in amnesty debate, dismissing recusations over impartiality concerns.
Regional Leaders Gather in Cantabria to Address Key National Issues
Regional leaders to convene in Cantabria to tackle financial autonomy, immigration, and healthcare, aiming for pivotal reforms across Spain's autonomous communities.
Astillero and Villaescusa to Connect Through New Green Corridor
Astillero and Villaescusa in Spain to be linked by the Vía Verde de Morero, a green corridor enhancing sustainability and connectivity.
Magical Mythological Walk Returns to Torrelavega: 'La Senda Mágica' VIII Edition
Torrelavega's Parque de La Viesca transforms into an enchanting realm for the 8th 'La Senda Mágica', a mythological walk promising an immersive journey through legend and culture, October 26-27, 2024.
Violent Death Leads to Arrests of Squatters in Huelva
Three detained in Huelva after a violent death at a squatted property, highlighting tensions over housing scarcity and social inequalities.
"Human Library" Event in Reinosa, Spain, Brings Readers and Living Books Together
Reinosa, Spain, hosts a unique "Human Library" event, fostering connections through personal stories, aiming to break down social barriers and promote empathy.
PSOE Urges Immediate Action from Cantabrian Government to Address Housing Crisis
PSOE demands immediate action from Cantabria's PP-led government to tackle the housing crisis, advocating for rental caps and more affordable housing.
Criticism Mounts Over Lack of Transparency in Santander's Underground Parking Concession
Izquierda Unida criticizes Santander's authorities for lack of transparency in the underground parking concession, demanding open and fair public contracts.
Political Tensions Rise Over Healthcare Proposals in Campoo, Cantabria
Political tensions escalate in Cantabria as the PP criticizes the PRC's healthcare proposals for Campoo, calling for bipartisan solutions to regional challenges.
Lucky Numbers Announced: Bonoloto Results for Tuesday, October 22, 2024
Bonoloto reveals lucky numbers for its latest draw, offering participants a chance at life-changing winnings in Spain's beloved lottery.
Joan Manuel Serrat Reflects on Returning to the Stage
Joan Manuel Serrat, the iconic Spanish singer, contemplates a return to the stage, reflecting on his legacy, health, and the deep connection with fans.
A Glimpse into the Past: Santander's Historical Commerce Exhibition
Santander unveils a historical commerce exhibition at Alameda de Oviedo, showcasing the evolution of local businesses through photographs.
Horoscope for Wednesday, October 23, 2024: What the Stars Have in Store for You
Discover what the stars reveal for every zodiac sign on October 23, 2024, offering guidance for expats in Spain from Aries' leadership to Pisces' introspection.
Afundación Unveils "Simultánea, el Catálogo" to Celebrate 10th Anniversary
Afundación celebrates its 10th anniversary with "Simultánea, el catálogo," showcasing 359 works from its exhibition, marking a decade of cultural enrichment.
Copa America Sailing Event Concludes in Barcelona, Future Venue Uncertain
The 2024 Copa America sailing event concludes in Barcelona amid uncertainty about its future venue, with Emirates Team New Zealand's victory leaving the next location open for speculation.
Enhanced Security Measures for All Saints' Eve and All Saints' Day in Canarias
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria boosts security for All Saints' Eve and Day with increased patrols and emergency units, ensuring safe celebrations.
Doubts Over Extension of Free Public Transport in Canarias: PP Questions Sánchez's Commitment
PP questions PM Sánchez's promise to extend free public transport in Canarias until 2025, citing budget concerns and political tensions.
Dramatic Match Highlights Resilience and Discipline in Cantabrian Sports
In a gripping Cantabrian match marked by resilience and discipline, a dramatic game on October 23, 2024, showcased the spirit of never giving up.
Tragedy in Huelva: One Person Dies, Ten Hospitalized in Incident
Tragedy strikes Huelva, Spain, with one dead and ten hospitalized following a severe incident, shaking the local community to its core.
Improvement and Conditioning of the Betenama Water Reservoir
Local authorities launch a project to upgrade the Betenama water reservoir, aiming to enhance water quality and reliability for residents.
Franquis Challenges Clavijo's Credibility on Economic Development in the Canary Islands
Francisco Franquis questions President Clavijo's ability to lead the Canary Islands' economic development, amid debates on the region's future.
Water Supply Halted in Santander After Detection of Oil-Like Substance
Santander halts water supply from La Pila spring after an oil-like substance is detected, sparking public health concerns and investigations.
Quality of Life in Cantabria Deteriorates in 2023, with Health as a Major Concern
Cantabria sees a decline in quality of life in 2023, with health issues highlighted as a major concern, impacting its regional living standards ranking.
Lack of Forevision in Spanish Healthcare: A Threat to Public Services
Concerns rise over Spanish healthcare's lack of foresight, potentially favoring private sector growth at the expense of public services.
Potential Strike Looms in Spain's Road Transport Sector as Unions and Employers Negotiate
Spain faces a potential road transport strike on Oct 28 as unions and employers negotiate over demands including early retirement for drivers, threatening national logistics.
Expats in Spain Warned of Job Scam Involving Fake CVs and False Job Offers
Expats in Spain are being warned about a sophisticated job scam involving fake CVs and false job offers, with authorities urging vigilance.
Demand for Immediate Resignation of Popular Party Councillor in Santillana del Mar Over Serious Irregularities
Santillana del Mar community demands resignation of Popular Party councillor amid allegations of abuse of power and unfair competition, sparking a political storm.
Low Cancer Screening Rates in Spain Raise Concerns
Spain faces a health concern as only 40% of citizens undergo cancer screenings, prompting urgent calls for increased participation and awareness.
Courage in the Face of Trauma: Giséle Pelicot's Powerful Story
Giséle Pelicot bravely shares her journey of healing and advocacy after surviving 100 instances of sexual violence, inspiring others with her message of hope and resilience.
David Bustamante to Sign Copies of His New Album in Santander
David Bustamante to sign his new album 'Inédito' in Santander, offering fans a unique meet-and-greet experience this Saturday at Corte Inglés.
Spain Approves Administrative Simplification Law to Streamline Bureaucratic Processes
Spain enacts Administrative Simplification Law to cut red tape, aiming to boost efficiency in government processes and ease citizen and business interactions.
Gaudí's Capricho Signs Historic Agreement with Museums in León and Astorga
El Capricho de Gaudí, along with museums in León and Astorga, sign a landmark agreement to promote and preserve the works of Antoni Gaudí outside Catalonia.
Lack of Planning Impacts Healthcare Quality at Hospital de Laredo
Hospital de Laredo's healthcare quality suffers due to poor planning, affecting staff and patient care, with calls for urgent action in Cantabria, Spain.
Rising Illicit Tobacco Consumption in Spain: A Growing Concern for Expats and Locals Alike
Spain faces a worrying rise in illicit tobacco use, posing health risks and economic challenges, with expats and locals urged to support legitimate retailers.
Spanish Supreme Court Rules Against 'Nest' Arrangement for Divorced Couples Unless Mutually Agreed
Spain's Supreme Court rules the 'casa nido' arrangement for divorced couples requires mutual consent, impacting family law and emphasizing cooperation.
Lucky Winners Emerge in Bonoloto Draw on Wednesday, October 23
Several lucky winners emerged in the Bonoloto draw on October 23, with top prizes still up for grabs in future draws.
Chef Arrested in Ibiza for Assaulting Customer
Ibiza chef arrested after assaulting a customer in a shocking incident, sparking community concern and legal repercussions.
New Traffic Law Cracks Down on Social Media Alerts for Alcohol and Drug Checks in Spain
Spain introduces a law banning social media alerts for alcohol and drug checks, aiming to enhance road safety with fines up to €3,000 for offenders.
PRC Urges Rehabilitation of Casa Rosales to Create Visitor Center for Geopark Costa Quebrada
The PRC calls for the transformation of Casa Rosales into a visitor center for Geopark Costa Quebrada, aiming to boost tourism and preserve heritage.
Second Phase of La Lechera Transformation to Go to Tender in November
Torrelavega's La Lechera site enters its next transformation phase, with a tender set for November 2024, promising cultural and economic revitalization.
Castro Urdiales Invests in Safety: Repair of Concrete Wall in Allendelagua Park Underway
Castro Urdiales awards contract for vital repairs to Allendelagua park's concrete wall, enhancing safety and aesthetics for families.
X Jornadas de la Montaña Lebaniega: A Celebration of Adventure and Resilience in Cantabria
The X Jornadas de la Montaña Lebaniega in Cantabria celebrates adventure, resilience, and the beauty of Picos de Europa, featuring speakers like Dean Fidelman and Eduardo Strauch.
Expats Flock to 'Sabor en Cantabria' Gastronomic and Tourist Encounter
Over 800 food enthusiasts and professionals gathered at the 'Sabor en Cantabria' event, celebrating the region's rich culinary heritage and boosting local tourism.
Pablo Zuloaga Declared Provisional Winner by PSOE Cantabria's Ethics Commission
Pablo Zuloaga declared provisional winner in PSOE Cantabria's internal elections, setting the stage for future leadership and direction.
Dolors Montserrat Urges EU to Compel Spanish Government to Implement Migration Pact
Dolors Montserrat urges the EU to press Spain into implementing the crucial migration pact, highlighting Europe's deepening migration policy crisis.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Enhances Public Spaces with New Picnic Areas and Shade
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria boosts public amenities with new picnic spots and expanded shade areas, enhancing city life for residents and visitors.
Your Horoscope for Thursday, October 24, 2024: A Day of Surprises and Opportunities
Discover what the stars have in store for you on October 24, 2024, with our detailed horoscope predictions for every sign, from Aries to Pisces.
Galicia Trails Behind in Quality of Life in Spain, Despite Post-Pandemic Growth
Galicia trails in Spain's quality of life rankings despite growth, lagging behind leaders like Navarra and the Basque Country in healthcare, education, and economy.
Ayuntamiento Promotes Neighbourhood Participation in Urban Planning in Puerto de la Cruz
Puerto de la Cruz's Ayuntamiento launches a community-driven urban planning initiative, fostering collaboration and inclusivity in shaping the city's future.
PSOE Secures Agreement to Update Special Plans for Historic Sites in the Canary Islands
PSOE secures deal to update conservation plans for historic sites in the Canary Islands, aiming to preserve cultural heritage and boost tourism.
Ayuntamiento and Port Authority Introduce 135 New Autonomous Breathing Equipment for Firefighters
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria boosts firefighter safety with 135 new autonomous breathing units, a joint initiative by the Ayuntamiento and Port Authority.
Grave Mistake: Malagueño Incinerated in La Rioja Due to Cadaver Mix-Up
A family in La Rioja faces heartbreak after a funeral home mistake leads to the cremation of the wrong body, sparking an investigation and community outcry.
Canarian Leader Urges Tailored Housing Measures from Spanish Government
Cristina Valido calls for housing policies tailored to the Canary Islands' unique needs amid demographic and economic challenges.
Irregularities Uncovered in La Laguna’s Housing Report: Drago Canarias Exposes Controversy
Drago Canarias reveals irregularities in La Laguna's housing report, sparking controversy over biases, contracting processes, and delayed publication.
Villa de Mazo Opens Application Period for Primary Sector Aid in the Municipality
Villa de Mazo launches aid for local farmers to boost agriculture, with applications open from Oct 24. A move to enhance productivity and sustainability.
Curbelo Proposes Alternative to Forest Tax: Charging for Services in Natural Areas
Curbelo proposes replacing the traditional forest tax with a new system charging for services in natural areas, aiming for a fairer, user-centric approach.
Kuwait Bans New 'Call of Duty' Game Over Offensive Gulf War Content
Kuwait bans the latest 'Call of Duty' game over its portrayal of the Gulf War, citing offensive content and historical inaccuracies.
Polanco Municipality Invests in Road Infrastructure with €15,000 Asphalting Project
Polanco Municipality in Cantabria, Spain, announces a €15,000 asphalting project to improve road safety and infrastructure, benefiting residents and visitors.
Cantabrians: The Least Adventurous Spaniards When It Comes to Trying Beers
Study reveals Cantabrians are Spain's least adventurous beer tasters, yet hold a deep knowledge of traditional varieties, reflecting a unique cultural insight.
Cantabria Spares as Heavy Rains and Storms Hit Central Spain
Cantabria in northern Spain is set to avoid the severe rains and storms hitting the rest of the country, thanks to protective southerly winds.
AFASQUE Renews Board of Directors and Opens Doors to New Agrofood Companies
AFASQUE revitalizes its board and welcomes new agrofood companies, aiming to boost Cantabria's sector through collaboration and innovation.
Mother Sues AI Company Over Son's Death, Raising Ethical Questions
A mother in Spain sues an AI firm over her son's death, igniting a debate on AI ethics and the need for stricter industry regulations.
Historical Music Concerts at Teatro Casyc: A Cultural Delight for Expats in Spain
Teatro Casyc in Santander hosts a series of historical music concerts this autumn, offering expats a dive into Spain's rich cultural heritage.
Linguistic Discrimination Alleged at Mental Health Center in Reus, Spain
A psychologist's refusal to provide services in Catalan at a Reus mental health center sparks outrage and calls for action against linguistic discrimination.
Key to Approving Cantabria's Budget Includes Fiscal Measures for Youth and Economic Growth
Cantabria's 2024 budget hinges on fiscal measures aimed at aiding youth and boosting economic growth, amid ongoing PRC and PP negotiations.
Shocking Verdict in Huelva: Minors Sentenced for Samuel Luiz's Death
In a poignant verdict, a Huelva court sentences minors for the death of Samuel Luiz, sparking mixed emotions and discussions on juvenile justice in Spain.
PSOE Proposes Fiscal Balance Among Spanish Regions to Self-Finance Healthcare and Dependency Services
PSOE proposes a new fiscal strategy for Spain's regions to self-finance healthcare, aiming for equity and efficiency but facing challenges for less affluent areas.
Racing de Santander Aims for Fifth Consecutive Victory to Extend Lead in Segunda División
Racing de Santander aims for a fifth win against Deportivo de La Coruña to solidify their lead in Segunda División on October 26, 2024.
Regionalist Party of Cantabria and Municipalities Urge Government for Investment Plan
Cantabria's Regionalist Party and municipalities demand a vital investment plan from the Spanish government, stressing urgency for regional development.
Salmonella Alert Issued for Frozen Croquetas in Spain
Spanish authorities issue a Salmonella alert for frozen croquetas, advising consumers to check products and observe health precautions.
Cyclist Injured in Accident During Ascent in Guriezo, Cantabria
Cyclist injured during challenging ascent in Cantabria, Spain, highlighting the risks of popular cycling routes and the importance of safety.
Controversy Erupts Over Political Messaging in Hospital Waiting Rooms in Cantabria
Hospital Valdecilla in Cantabria faces backlash for displaying political messages, sparking debate over the use of public spaces for partisan purposes. Critics demand action.
Police National Introduces DNI Exprés: A Revolutionary New System for Expedited ID Issuance
Spain's Police National launches DNI Exprés, a new system for faster ID issuance, aiming to streamline processes and reduce wait times for citizens and expats.
Rent Prices in Barcelona: An Interactive Metro Map Guide for Expats
Explore Barcelona's rental market with an innovative interactive map, offering expats a detailed guide to rent prices by metro station, revealing the city's cost variations.
Cantabria Publishes List of 700 Citizens Selected as Jury Candidates for 2025-2026
Cantabria announces 700 citizens selected as jury candidates for 2025-2026, chosen through a transparent electronic draw, marking a step forward in participatory democracy.
Rosario Palomino: Smiling Against Linguistic Ignorance
Rosario Palomino champions the Catalan language in Spain, inspiring many with her dedication to preserving linguistic diversity and cultural heritage.
Mushroom Season Sparks Conflict Between Forest Owners and Foragers in Spain
Spain's bountiful mushroom season ignites conflict between forest owners and foragers, as demands for sustainable harvesting practices grow amidst economic and environmental concerns.
Quimi Portet: Humanity as Part of the Animal Kingdom
Quimi Portet discusses humanity's role in the natural world on 'Natura sàvia,' urging a deeper connection with our animal kin.
Camino de Santiago Hosts Sustainability Meeting for Tourism and Pilgrim Accommodations
Experts gather to boost sustainability on the Camino de Santiago, introducing eco-friendly practices for a more inclusive pilgrimage experience.
Community Unity: 650 Attend Traditional Day of Fraternity for Seniors in Vioño
Vioño's traditional day of fraternity unites 650 seniors, celebrating community spirit and cultural heritage with activities and local support.
Tragedy in Albericia: Political Unity in Condolences for Victims
Spain unites in mourning after a tragic explosion in Albericia claims three lives, transcending political divides with a show of solidarity and support.
Cabárceno Nature Park to Celebrate Samhain with Free Entry and Surprises for Children
Celebrate Samhain at Cabárceno Nature Park in Cantabria with free entry for children under 13, offering a blend of wildlife, ancient traditions, and family fun from Oct 26-Nov 1.
Success of the II Livestock Fair of the Pisueña Valley Attracts Over 1,000 Heads of Cattle
Over 1,000 cattle showcased at the II Livestock Fair of the Pisueña Valley in Selaya, highlighting the region's rich agricultural heritage and community spirit.
Spanish Court Admits Collective Lawsuit Against Car Cartel Operating from 2006 to 2013
Spanish court greenlights collective lawsuit against a car cartel active from 2006 to 2013, marking a significant step for consumer rights.
Spanish Parliament Tackles Rising Rental Prices and Social Inclusion
Spanish Parliament to debate measures on Monday to control rental prices and promote social inclusion, addressing concerns over housing affordability.
How Engaging in Sports Can Improve Your Child's Math Skills
Recent studies reveal that children engaged in sports excel in math, highlighting a unique approach to child development in Spain.
Renowned Cardiologist Valentín Fuster Emphasizes the Critical Link Between Heart and Brain
Dr. Valentín Fuster highlights the crucial link between heart and brain health, urging informed lifestyle choices for cardiovascular well-being.
La Guancha Enhances Agricultural Infrastructure with Extensive Maintenance Works
La Guancha embarks on a major maintenance project to enhance agricultural paths, doubling its investment to support local farmers and improve access to vital land.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Doubles Investment in Social Welfare to €32 Million
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria doubles its social welfare budget to €32 million, enhancing support for the vulnerable and setting a model for social inclusion.
Municipal Register Chaos in San Miguel de Abona: Coalition Canaria Under Fire
Coalition Canaria faces backlash in San Miguel de Abona over municipal register chaos, with fraudulent practices uncovered and residents demanding accountability.
Mayor Highlights Reconstruction Progress in Los Llanos de Aridane to Spanish Government
Mayor showcases Los Llanos de Aridane's reconstruction progress to Spanish Government, highlighting efforts in housing, infrastructure, and community facilities post-Cumbre Vieja eruption.
Spanish Court Rules on Naming Siblings After the Same Person
In a landmark ruling, a Spanish court allows parents to name siblings after the same person, highlighting the balance between family traditions and administrative clarity.
Roberto Ogando: A Minister Shaped by Fidel's Legacy
Roberto Ogando's journey from scholar to minister, deeply influenced by Fidel Castro's legacy, highlights the enduring impact of Cuban revolutionary ideals in Spain.
Autumn Fatigue: Why You Might Feel Tired with the Winter Time Change
As the winter time change takes effect in Spain, many face autumn fatigue, a condition marked by tiredness and lethargy, exacerbated by the recent shift in clocks.
Canarias Urges Spanish Government to Expedite Payment for Free Public Transportation Costs
Canary Islands call on Spain to fast-track funds for free public transport amid soaring demand and financial strain on local services.
Expats in Spain: Canarias Enhances Support for Students with Special Needs and Addresses Social Crises
Canary Islands enhance support for students with special needs, address social crises, and focus on reconstruction post-volcanic eruption, reflecting a commitment to improving resident lives.
Canarias Leads the Charge Against Climate Change at the VI Transborder Congress
Canarias showcases its commitment to combating climate change at the VI Transborder Congress, emphasizing citizen science and international cooperation.
Canarias Enhances Support for Students with Special Needs Through Expanded Resources
The Canary Islands boost support for students with special needs, expanding resources and personnel to aid over 4,689 students, reflecting a commitment to educational inclusivity.
A Musical Journey Through the 80s: Win Tickets to a Nostalgic Theatrical Experience
Win tickets to a nostalgic journey back to the 80s with a unique musical-theatrical event in Spain, capturing the essence of the iconic decade.
Multiple Injuries in Series of Traffic Accidents in Santander
Santander reels from a series of traffic accidents, leaving several injured. Authorities investigate as the community calls for heightened road safety.
Controversy Erupts Over Alleged Retaliation Against SUAP Workers Ahead of Holiday Season
Allegations of retaliation against SUAP workers in Cantabria, Spain, ahead of a holiday season strike raise concerns over public service disruption.
Police Chase and Incidents Mark the Weekend in Santander
Santander's weekend marked by a high-speed police chase and multiple incidents, showcasing local law enforcement's commitment to public safety.
Man Arrested for Leaving Another Inconscious in Santander
Man, 34, arrested in Santander after a serious assault leaves another unconscious, sparking community concern and calls for increased safety measures.
Rock Nights in Santander: A Spooky October Finale and November Lineup
Santander's Rock Nights gears up for a spooky October finale with French band Damantra, promising an electrifying start to Halloween and an exciting November lineup at Escenario Santander.
Arrest of Violent Sexual Assailant Who Bound Victims with Restraints
Spanish police arrest a violent sexual assailant who bound and terrorized women, bringing relief to the community and highlighting law enforcement's dedication to safety.
Police Forensics Investigate Collapse of La Albericia Building in Cantabria
Spanish National Police's Forensic Unit investigates the collapse of a building in La Albericia, Cantabria, with ongoing efforts to determine causes and assess damage.
University of Vigo Warns of Invisibility of Machista Cyberviolence in Media
UVigo highlights the overlooked issue of machista cyberviolence against women, urging for greater media and societal recognition to combat its invisibility.
Halloween Treats: A Sweet but Potent Threat to Dental Health
Halloween's sugary treats pose a dental health risk, experts urge moderation and promote healthy alternatives and good oral hygiene practices.
Feria Ganadera de Todos los Santos: A Celebration of Livestock and Tradition in Cantabria
Celebrate Cantabria's rich agricultural heritage at the Feria Ganadera de Todos los Santos, featuring livestock competitions, traditional music, and local crafts on Nov 1.
Five Injured in La Albericia Building Collapse Stable, Could Be Discharged Soon
Five injured in La Albericia collapse stable, with hopes for discharge soon, as community and authorities rally to support and investigate the cause.
French Actor Gérard Depardieu's Trial for Sexual Assault Faces Potential Delay
Gérard Depardieu's sexual assault trial may face delay as his lawyer seeks postponement, casting uncertainty on the proceedings set for October 2024.
Road Closure on A-67: Impact on Travel in Cantabria
A-67 highway closure in Cantabria for Barreda interchange construction may disrupt travel plans from Oct 30-31. Seek alternative routes.
ONCE's Weekend Coupon Distributes €140,000 in Santander
Seven lucky winners in Santander win €20,000 each in the ONCE Weekend Coupon, contributing to a total of €140,000 in prizes and supporting the visually impaired.
Man with 14 Active Arrest Warrants Detained in Cantabria, Spain
Guardia Civil in Cantabria detains a 47-year-old man with 14 active arrest warrants for fraud and document falsification, marking a significant law enforcement victory.
Urgent Call for Action: Hazas de Cesto Mayor Demands Meeting Over Autovía del Agua Delays
Hazas de Cesto's Mayor demands urgent meeting over Autovía del Agua delays, highlighting the project's critical role in Cantabria's development.
Concerns Rise Over New Ambulance Service in Cantabria
Cantabria's switch to Diavida for non-urgent medical transport faces backlash with 44 complaints in 15 days, highlighting serious operational issues.
Regionalist Party of Cantabria and People's Party to Discuss Budget Agreement
In a pivotal Cantabrian political development, the Regionalist Party and the People's Party will discuss a budget agreement impacting local and expat lives.
Almassora Drives Improvement of Three Industrial Estates to Boost Employment
Almassora embarks on a major project to upgrade three industrial estates, aiming to boost employment and economic growth in Castellón, Spain.
Half of Young People in Spain Struggle with Low Mood and Mental Health Issues
A study reveals half of Spain's youth face mental health challenges, including low mood and suicidal behaviors, highlighting a dire need for enhanced support services.
Alert Issued for New Wave of Severe Weather in Spain
Spain faces a new severe weather wave with heavy rain and strong winds, particularly impacting the Valencian Community. Residents urged to take precautions.
Racing de Santander Introduces Special Ticket Package for Upcoming Matches
Racing de Santander launches a special ticket package for fans to attend the next five LaLiga Hypermotion games, enhancing fan experience and support.
Political Tensions Escalate in Cantabria as Opposition Accuses Government of Administrative Obstruction
Cantabria's political tensions rise as opposition accuses government of "administrative kale borroka," hindering public service efficiency, especially in healthcare.
Your Horoscope for Tuesday, October 29, 2024: A Day of Surprises and Opportunities
Discover what the stars have in store for you on October 29, 2024, with surprises, opportunities, and emotional insights for every sign.
New Marquesinas for Santander’s Public Transport Approved Amid Controversy
Santander approves €585k for new bus shelters amid criticism, aiming to enhance public transport but sparking debate on fund allocation.
Torrelavega Approves Subsidies for Local Neighborhood Associations
Torrelavega's Local Government Board approves subsidies for 11 neighborhood associations to support community development and improve residents' quality of life.
Halloween-Themed Playcenter to Host Over a Hundred Children in Cantabria
Cantabria's Halloween-themed playcenter is set to host a spooktacular celebration for over a hundred children, offering games, crafts, and costume contests.
Expats in Cantabria Face Hardship After Building Collapse: Local Authorities Criticized for Inaction
Expats in Cantabria face hardships and criticize local authorities for their slow response after a devastating building collapse leaves many in need.
Canarias Seeks EU Funding for Migrant Minors
Canarias seeks EU funds to support migrant minors, urging Spanish government intervention to enhance care and integration for young arrivals.
Record Number of Aspirants for Spain's MIR Exam in 2024
Spain's MIR exam sees record 14,612 aspirants vying for 9,007 spots, highlighting the intense competition and high stakes in medical education.
Severe Weather Alert: Dana to Bring Widespread Rain and Strong Winds to Spain on Tuesday
Spain braces for severe weather as a 'dana' brings widespread rain and strong winds across the Peninsula and Balearic Islands on Tuesday.
Los Realejos to Join Island Telecom Ring: A New Era in Connectivity
Los Realejos joins Tenerife's telecom ring, promising enhanced connectivity and economic growth for the town's residents and businesses.
Increased Investment for Students Announced in La Gomera’s 2025 Budget
La Gomera's 2025 budget sees a significant boost in student investment, with President Casimiro Curbelo aiming to enhance educational resources and opportunities.
Municipal Council Awards Contract for Canopy Installation at Jardin de Infancia Football Field
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's Municipal Council awards €41,600 contract for a new canopy at Jardin de Infancia football field, enhancing community space.
Santa Cruz de La Palma to Dazzle with Magical Drone Light Show for Christmas Celebrations
Santa Cruz de La Palma to enchant with a first-ever magical drone light show this Christmas, promising a dazzling spectacle of lights and patterns.
Ministry of Transport Demands Answers Over Metroguagua Project Mismanagement
The Ministry of Transport demands explanations from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's government over the mismanaged Metroguagua project, highlighting financial losses and stalled progress.
The "Sandwich Generation" in Spain: Caught Between Caring for Children and Elderly Parents
In Spain, the "Sandwich Generation" faces the dual challenge of caring for children and elderly parents, highlighting the need for more support.
Canarian Government Pushes for Consensus on Tourist Regulation Amendments
Canary Islands seek consensus on tourist tax to combat mass tourism's impact, aiming for a sustainable model with broad support for the proposed levy.
Tenerife Advances in Secure Access Project for La Rambla, Set to Begin in 2025
Tenerife's Cabildo advances a long-awaited project to secure access to La Rambla, enhancing safety and accessibility, set to start in 2025.
Government and Municipality of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Oversee Completion of 76 Protected Housing Units
Canary Islands boost affordable housing with 76 new units in Las Palmas, a collaborative effort by local and regional governments to address housing needs.
Community Rallies Around Nina, a Young Girl from Almassora, After Tragic Accident
Almassora community unites to support young Nina after a tragic accident, showcasing remarkable solidarity through fundraising and emotional support.
PSOE Pushes for Improvements in Taxi Service in San Miguel de Abona
PSOE initiates key improvements to San Miguel de Abona's taxi service, focusing on availability, modernization, accessibility, and customer service, promising a better transportation experience.
Villa de Mazo Leads the Way in Sustainable Energy with Solar Panel Installation
Villa de Mazo pioneers sustainability with a €165,000 solar panel project on municipal buildings, aiming for reduced carbon footprint and energy savings.
Cabildo of Tenerife Enhances Emergency Response with New Tetra Communication System
Tenerife's Cabildo boosts emergency response with a new Tetra communication system, ensuring resilience during disasters with a €12,000 investment.
Adif Launches New High-Speed Rail Corridor to Cantabria
Adif announces a new high-speed rail corridor to Cantabria, promising to enhance connectivity, boost the local economy, and improve travel efficiency across Spain.
Cantabria's Government Under Scrutiny for Low Investment Execution and Propaganda Criticisms
Cantabria's government faces criticism from PSOE for low investment execution and prioritizing propaganda, raising concerns about the region's development.
Truck Driver Involved in Multi-Vehicle Accident on A-8 Highway in Cantabria
A truck driver with alcohol levels six times the legal limit caused a major accident on Spain's A-8 highway, sparking a serious investigation and community concern.
Magdalena Winter Celebrates Its Fifth Edition with a Spectacular Lineup
Santander's Magdalena Winter returns for its 5th edition on Dec 20, 2024, with a lineup featuring Comandante Lara, promising a month of cultural festivities.
Ministry of Interior Awards Maintenance Contract for El Dueso Prison with Significant Discount
Spain's Ministry of Interior awards El Dueso prison maintenance contract at a 43.6% discount, sparking concerns over quality and safety.
Flood at Dobra Health Center Disrupts Medical Services
Severe flooding at Dobra Health Center in Cantabria, Spain, halts blood tests and disrupts services, highlighting the need for resilient healthcare infrastructure.
The Importance of Play in Parent-Teen Relationships
Exploring the power of play in bridging the gap between parents and teens, highlighting the benefits and offering practical tips for deeper connections.
Eldiariocantabria.es Launches WhatsApp Channel to Enhance Reader Engagement
Eldiariocantabria.es launches a WhatsApp channel to offer real-time news updates, enhancing engagement with readers in Cantabria.
Fan Fined €1,500 for Launching Flare Before Sporting de Gijón and Racing de Santander Match
Sporting de Gijón fan fined €1,500 for launching a flare before match against Racing de Santander, highlighting issues with fan behavior in Spanish football.
Breakthrough in Cantabria: PP and PRC Reach Preliminary Agreement on 2025 Budget
In a landmark move, Spain's PP and PRC parties reach a preliminary budget agreement for Cantabria 2025, promising regional stability and development.
Manuel Rivas Awarded the 2024 Spanish National Literature Prize
Manuel Rivas, celebrated Spanish author, wins the 2024 Spanish National Literature Prize, honoring his impactful literary career and contributions.
PSOE National Committee Backs Susana Herrán Despite Regional Ethics Committee Ruling
PSOE's national committee supports Susana Herrán, overriding Cantabria's ethics ruling, highlighting party dynamics and regional-national tensions.
Daily Horoscope for Wednesday, October 30, 2024: What the Stars Have in Store for You
Discover what October 30, 2024, holds for you with our daily horoscope guide, offering insights for every star sign from Aries to Pisces.
Groundbreaking Book Aims to Facilitate Communication with Autistic Children Upon Diagnosis
A groundbreaking book launched to help explain autism to children in a compassionate way, using simple language, interactive activities, and positive messaging.
Severe Rainfall Explained: AEMET Breaks Down the Perfect Storm of Cold and Warm Air
AEMET explains Spain's severe rainfall as a clash between cold and warm air masses, exacerbated by warm Mediterranean Sea temperatures, leading to widespread impacts.
Expats in Spain: Local Parties Advocate for Comprehensive Development of Garachico Port
Local parties in Tenerife advocate for the development of Garachico port to boost economy and restore historical glory, promising new opportunities for expats and residents.
PSOE Initiates Commitment to Eliminate Restraints in Canarian Socio-Health Centers
PSOE moves to ban restraints in Canary Islands' health centers, aiming for more dignified care and enhancing patient rights.
Cabildo of La Palma Highlights the Cabra Palmera with a Photographic Exhibition
La Palma's Cabildo showcases the endangered Cabra Palmera goat in a photo exhibition on Avenida Marítima, highlighting conservation efforts and the island's biodiversity.
Pablo Rodríguez Inspects Progress on 65 Public Housing Units in La Orotava
Pablo Rodríguez inspects the progress of 65 new public housing units in La Orotava, a key initiative to tackle the housing shortage in the Canary Islands.
Casimiro Curbelo Warns of Historic Mistake if Demographic Challenges Are Not Addressed
Casimiro Curbelo warns of a "historic mistake" if demographic challenges in the Canary Islands, such as aging populations and migration, are not addressed.
Mars May Have Been Habitable for 200 Million More Years
New research suggests Mars could have been habitable for 200 million more years than thought, due to its prolonged magnetic field protection.
Six Major Companies Face Consumer Complaints Over Exorbitant Management Fees in Online Sales
Spain's consumer rights group OCU files a complaint against six firms for imposing excessive online sales fees, urging regulatory action to protect consumers.
Drones with Thermal Cameras Deployed in Search for Missing Persons in Letur, Albacete
In Letur, Albacete, drones with thermal cameras are deployed in a high-tech search for five missing after a devastating storm, reflecting hope and resilience.
Horoscope for Thursday, October 31, 2024: What the Stars Have in Store for You
Discover what Halloween 2024 has in store for you with our detailed horoscope, offering insights into love, career, and personal growth for every zodiac sign.
Inclusion of People with Disabilities: A Right, Not a Privilege
The Cabildo de Gran Canaria reaffirms inclusion of people with disabilities as a right, not a privilege, emphasizing efforts for equal opportunities.
Unidas Podemos Pushes for Urgent Improvement in Municipal Staff Training in La Laguna
Unidas Podemos calls for urgent enhancement of municipal staff training in La Laguna, aiming to improve public services and governance.
Valverde Launches Extraordinary Scholarship Period for School Materials, Sports Gear, and More for 2024-2025 Academic Year
Valverde announces an extraordinary scholarship for the 2024-2025 academic year, covering school materials, sports gear, and more, aiming to ease financial burdens on families.
Suarez of CC Reminds That the Mesa y López Market Has Not Even Five Years and Considers Its Closure Due to Rats a Failure
CC's Suarez criticizes the closure of Mesa y López market in Las Palmas due to rats, highlighting its historical significance and the impact on the community.
Matilde Asián Presents Cautious and Essential Public Budget to Parliament
Matilde Asián presents a cautious public budget to Spanish Parliament, prioritizing essential services amid economic uncertainty, signaling stability for expats.
Vallehermoso Municipal Council Approves Significant Initiatives for Social, Educational, and Urban Development
Vallehermoso Council approves key initiatives for social, educational, and urban development, aiming to enhance local quality of life and foster growth.
Halloween Horror: Three Injured in Terrifying Costume Incident in Spain
Three injured in Spain during a Halloween event as a costume catches fire, sparking an investigation and raising concerns over safety protocols.
Anticipation Builds for Packed Stadium as Local Team Faces Challenging Match
Santander buzzes with excitement as the local football team prepares for a crucial match, rallying community and fan support for a thrilling encounter.
EU Launches Sanction Proceedings Against Temu for Illicit Product Sales
The EU has initiated sanction proceedings against Temu for selling illicit products, marking a significant step in enforcing consumer protection laws.
'Paseando Italia' Exhibition at the Doctor Madrazo Cultural Center in Santander
Experience the essence of Italy in Santander through Aitor Gutiérrez's "Paseando Italia" exhibition at the Doctor Madrazo Cultural Center until Dec 26, 2024.
Los Realejos Announces Fiscal Balance Measures to Offset Waste Fee Hike
Los Realejos announces fiscal measures including a Property Tax cut to offset a hike in waste fees, aiming to ease the financial strain on residents.
Leire Martínez Opens Up About Her Departure from La Oreja de Van Gogh
Leire Martínez discusses her emotional departure from La Oreja de Van Gogh, reflecting on personal growth and hinting at future projects.
Second Phase of La Pozona Port Project Nears Completion
La Pozona port's second phase nears completion in Cantabria, enhancing facilities with a €204,309 investment for safer, more efficient operations.
Concejal de Obras y Urbanismo de Reinosa Resigns Due to Personal Reasons
Álvaro Zabalía, Reinosa's Councilor for Public Works, resigns for personal reasons, leaving questions on the impact for local projects.
Potes Gears Up for the 32nd Fiesta del Orujo, Aiming for International Tourist Attraction
Potes prepares for the 32nd Fiesta del Orujo, aiming to become an International Tourist Attraction with rich cultural heritage and modern attractions.
Breakthrough in Teacher Pay Dispute: Economy Ministry Intervenes in Cantabria
Economy Ministry steps in to mediate Cantabria's teacher pay dispute, offering hope for a resolution to the long-standing issue of fair compensation.
Devastating DANA Storm Claims 158 Lives, Majority in Valencia
A catastrophic DANA storm in Spain claims 158 lives, with Valencia bearing the brunt. Emergency efforts intensify as the nation grapples with the aftermath.
Spanish Employers Face New Regulations on Using Private Detectives to Monitor Sick Leave
Spain introduces stricter regulations on employers using private detectives to monitor employees on sick leave, aiming to protect workers' rights and privacy.
New Fiscal Incentive for Renting Vacant Properties in Cantabria
Cantabria introduces fiscal incentives for renting vacant properties to address housing shortages, targeting homes vacant for a year with rents over €1,000.
Tragedy in Levante: Rescue Efforts Underway After Devastating Storm
Rescue operations intensify in Levante, Spain, after a devastating 'dana' storm causes floods and landslides, leaving many missing.
Community Comes Together: Piélagos Launches Food and Essentials Drive for DANA Victims
Piélagos rallies to aid DANA victims with a food and essentials drive, showcasing community spirit and solidarity in the face of adversity.
Partido Popular Defends Expansive Investment in 2025 Budget for Cantabria
The Partido Popular of Cantabria defends its €3.749 billion 2025 budget, focusing on investment in infrastructure, economic growth, and social welfare.
Neighborhood Association in Mioño Appeals Acquittal of Mayor Susana Herrán Over Alleged Financial Irregularities
Mioño's Neighborhood Association appeals the acquittal of Mayor Susana Herrán over alleged financial irregularities, sparking debate in Castro Urdiales.
Racing de Santander Aims for Fifth Consecutive Victory Against Albacete
Racing de Santander eyes a fifth win in a row against Albacete this Saturday, in a match that's set to electrify Santander's football scene.
Navigating the Complexities of Dealing with a Parent's Passing in Spain: A Guide for Expats
A comprehensive guide for expats in Spain on managing the legal and administrative tasks following a parent's passing, including obtaining death certificates, notifying authorities, and navigating probate and inheritance laws.
Community Comes Together: Centros Cívicos Launch Aid Campaign for DANA Victims in Santander
Santander's community centers mobilize for a donation campaign to aid those hit by the devastating DANA weather phenomenon, calling for volunteers and donations.
Traffic Congestions Begin in Vizcaya Ahead of All Saints' Bridge Holiday
Traffic congestion begins in Vizcaya, Spain, ahead of the All Saints' Bridge holiday, with early jams on the A-8 autovía. Authorities advise careful planning.
New Tourism Office to Enhance Trasmiera’s Appeal for Visitors
Trasmiera aims to boost tourism with a new office in a strategic urban location, enhancing visitor experience and local economy.
Public Health Advises Restriction on Tap Water Use in Santa Úrsula, Tenerife
Santa Úrsula residents advised to avoid tap water for drinking and cooking due to quality concerns, as health authorities work on a resolution.
Historic Water Bottling Company in Cantabria on the Brink of New Ownership
Agua de Solares, a historic water bottling company in Cantabria, Spain, is set for new ownership as Grupo Fuertes plans acquisition, promising regional economic growth.
Tragic Accident Claims Life of 68-Year-Old Mountaineer in Cantabria
A 68-year-old mountaineer from Valladolid has died after falling from Pico San Carlos in Cantabria, highlighting the risks of mountain climbing.
Revolutionizing Online Gaming: Innovations to Watch in 2025
2025 is set to revolutionize online gaming with AI enhancements, new payment options, and immersive VR/AR technologies, promising a more engaging and secure experience for gamers globally.
New Edition of 'Miradas Globales' Documentary Film Cycle Coming to Filmoteca de Cantabria
Filmoteca de Cantabria to host 'Miradas Globales', a documentary cycle by 'La llave azul', showcasing global narratives this November.
Free Copy of the Iconic Board Game Sequence Up for Grabs in Spain
Board game enthusiasts in Spain have a unique chance to get a free copy of the classic game Sequence, promoting social interaction and community engagement.
Horoscope for Saturday, November 2, 2024: Guidance for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain turn to the stars for guidance this Saturday, with insights for all zodiac signs on independence, opportunities, and personal growth.
Rising Concerns: Gonorhea Cases Surge in Spain
Spain faces a public health crisis as gonorhea cases surge by 42.6% between 2021 and 2023, alongside a significant rise in chlamydia, prompting urgent calls for increased awareness and prevention.
Arrests Made Following Lootings in Valencian Towns Affected by DANA
Authorities arrest several following looting in Valencian towns hit by DANA-induced floods, sparking community outrage amid recovery efforts.
Massive Government Response to Devastating DANA in Valencia, Spain
In response to the devastating DANA in Valencia, Spain, claiming 211 lives, the government deploys 10,000 personnel, including military and police, to restore order and provide support.
Ayuntamiento de La Laguna Initiates Renovation of Calle Ucanca in Guajara Baja
La Laguna's Ayuntamiento begins renovation of Calle Ucanca in Guajara Baja to improve road conditions, responding to community demands.
Spain Mobilizes Massive Response to Devastating DANA Storm
Spain launches its largest peacetime response, deploying 10,000 personnel to combat the aftermath of the catastrophic DANA storm, aiming to restore order and aid affected communities.
Pedestrian Path Closure Announced in Puerto del Carmen, Affecting Expats and Locals Alike
Pedestrian path closure in Puerto del Carmen set to impact expats and locals, with alternative routes provided during infrastructure upgrades.
Community Rallies: Professionals and Volunteers Mobilize Amidst Devastation of DANA
In the aftermath of the devastating DANA event in Spain, a united front of professionals and volunteers rallies to support affected communities, embodying resilience and hope.
Valencia Fair Transforms Morgue into Memorial for Tragedy Victims
In a touching tribute, the Valencia Fair transforms a former morgue into a memorial for victims of a recent tragedy, uniting the community in remembrance and support.
Red Alert: Normal Life Disrupted in La Rioja, Spain
La Rioja, Spain, faces severe disruptions as a red alert for extreme weather prompts school closures and travel advisories, urging residents to stay indoors.
Red Alert: How Severe Weather Could Disrupt Normal Life in Spain
Spain faces severe weather with red alerts in Valencia, Alicante, and Murcia for heavy rain and winds, potentially disrupting life and services from Nov 3-5.
Horoscope for Sunday, November 3, 2024: What the Stars Have in Store for You
Discover what Sunday, November 3, 2024, holds for you with our detailed horoscope predictions for all zodiac signs. From Aries' adventures to Pisces' creativity, find out how the stars align.
Racing de Santander Secures Crucial Point Against Albacete
Racing de Santander extends their unbeaten run to seven games with a 1-1 draw against Albacete, solidifying their league position.
Santander Launches Aid Program for Elevator Installation in City Buildings
Santander's Local Government Board approves a €227,900 aid program to facilitate elevator installations, enhancing accessibility for residents.
Helicopter Evacuation of Sevillian Man with Severe Leg Injury in Cantabria
In a dramatic rescue in Cantabria, Spain, a Sevillian man with a severe leg injury was airlifted from the Picos de Europa, showcasing the vital role of emergency services.
Guided Tours in Torrelavega: Explore Las Tablas and La Viesca This November
Discover Torrelavega's natural wonders with guided tours of Las Tablas and La Viesca this November, offering insights into local ecosystems and history.
40 Years of Bryan Adams' "Reckless": A Rock Legacy Endures
Celebrating 40 years of Bryan Adams' "Reckless," an album that catapulted him to stardom with hits like "Summer of '69," marking a lasting impact on rock music.
Cabildo of Tenerife Enhances Road Safety in Isla Baja
Tenerife's Cabildo invests over €96m in Isla Baja for road safety, including new traffic signs and improved lighting, enhancing local and tourist travel.
Decano of Science and Technology in La Rioja: Divulgaciencia24 Program Celebrates Milestone
La Rioja's Divulgaciencia24 program, led by the Decano of Science and Technology, marks a decade of bridging science and community with celebratory events.
Volunteering Efforts Face Challenges in Valencia Following Severe Weather
Valencia's volunteer efforts post-severe weather face hurdles, with criticism over government's handling and calls for better coordination and leadership.
Annunciation Gives a Face to the Victims of Gender Violence in Spain
Annunciation, Spain, honors victims of gender violence with a poignant memorial, highlighting the nation's struggle against femicide and the community's call for action.
Elderly Woman Lives with Deceased Sister-in-Law in Spanish Town
In Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, an elderly woman was found living with her deceased sister-in-law's corpse for months, highlighting issues of isolation among the elderly.
Massive Deployment in Times of Peace Enters Fifth Day in Spain
Spain enters the fifth day of its largest peace-time security operation ahead of high-profile international visits, involving law enforcement and military to ensure safety.
Historic Floods Hit Europe: Second Worst in Recorded History
Europe faces historic floods, the second worst on record, causing widespread destruction across Spain, France, Italy, and Germany, with lives lost and significant economic damage.
Trial Begins for Fatal Triple Hit-and-Run in Suesa, Cantabria
Trial begins for a tragic triple hit-and-run in Suesa, Cantabria, sparking calls for justice and road safety reforms.
Confusion Over Vaginal Hydrating and Lubricating Gels Sparks Health Concerns in Spain
Confusion over vaginal hydrating and lubricating gels in Spain raises health concerns, highlighting the need for clearer labeling and education.
Australia Announces Massive Debt Forgiveness Plan
Australia announces a groundbreaking debt forgiveness plan, erasing 16 billion AUD across various sectors to stimulate economic growth and alleviate financial stress.
Royal Wealth: How King Charles III and Prince William Generate Millions
Exploring the vast wealth of King Charles III and Prince William through their private estates, revealing a complex blend of personal income and philanthropy.
Heavy Rains Cause Significant Flooding in Valencia's Rambla del Poyo
Valencia's Rambla del Poyo hit by unexpected severe flooding, affecting homes, businesses, and agriculture, as community rallies in response.
Four Individuals Face Significant Prison Time for Drug Trafficking in Cantabria
In Cantabria, Spain, four individuals face 16 years combined in prison for drug trafficking, highlighting the country's tough stance on narcotics.
Person Rescued from Hermitage of the Virgin of the Sea in Santander
Firefighters in Santander, Spain, heroically rescued a person trapped inside the historic hermitage of the Virgin of the Sea, highlighting the importance of emergency services.
Significant Upgrade Approved for Rucandial Water Supply Network
Santander approves a major upgrade to Rucandial's water supply, promising improved quality and reliability for residents and businesses.
Your Astrological Guide for Monday, November 4, 2024
Discover what the stars have in store for you this Monday, November 4, 2024. From Aries' leadership to Pisces' empathy, navigate your day with our astrological guide tailored for expats in Spain.
Municipal Efforts in Waste Management: 3,500 Kilograms of Waste Collected on All Saints' Day
Canary Islands' municipality collects 3,500kg of waste on All Saints' Day, showcasing community commitment to cleanliness and sustainability.
San Sebastián de La Gomera Hosts Its First Autumn Encounter for Seniors
San Sebastián de La Gomera celebrates its first Autumn Encounter for seniors, fostering community spirit and inclusivity in a historic setting.
Mobile Clean Point to Visit Casas de Aguilar This Friday
Gran Canaria's Mobile Clean Point heads to Casas de Aguilar this Friday, offering eco-friendly disposal for a wide range of household waste.
Spanish Government and Regional Authorities Coordinate Response to DANA Storm
Spanish government and Valencia region unite to tackle DANA storm, emphasizing public safety and coordinated efforts ahead of severe weather.
New Social Action Project Launched in Arona to Support Vulnerable Youth
Arona launches a new project to combat educational disparities and social exclusion among youth, focusing on personalized educational support.
Canarian Government Invests €74,000 in Improving Secondary Schools in Arrecife
The Canarian Government allocates €74,000 to enhance two Arrecife secondary schools, focusing on safety and infrastructure improvements.
Vallehermoso Invests Over €80,000 in Municipal Cemetery Improvements
Vallehermoso allocates over €80,000 for cemetery improvements, enhancing dignity and comfort in memorial spaces, as announced by Mayor Emiliano Coello.
Outbreak of Hemorrhagic Disease Affects Livestock in Cantabria, Spain
Cantabria, Spain faces a severe outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease, affecting over 2,600 livestock and causing 457 deaths, with local authorities battling to contain the spread.
El Rosario Launches Heartwarming Holiday Campaign: "Regala una Ilusión"
El Rosario's "Regala una Ilusión" campaign aims to ensure no child is left giftless on Día de Reyes, fostering community solidarity in Tenerife.
Controversy Erupts Over 'Tree-Lamp Posts' in Candelaria, Canary Islands
Candelaria's innovative 'tree-lamp posts' spark safety concerns and criticism, highlighting the ongoing debate over public lighting solutions.
Expats in Spain Alert: Labor Dispute Erupts Over Sanction of Worker in Cantabria's Non-Emergency Medical Transport
UGT files complaint against DIAVIDA in Cantabria, Spain, over the alleged unjust sanctioning of a non-emergency medical transport worker, sparking labor rights concerns.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez Targeted in Apparent Attack
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez unharmed in an apparent attack in Logroño, as security forces thwart potential threat with swift action.
PSOE to Present Comprehensive Amendment to Canary Islands' 2025 Budget
PSOE plans to challenge Canary Islands' 2025 budget, citing it exacerbates inequality and neglects essential services, sparking a political showdown.
Concejal de Movilidad in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Under Fire for Concealing Imputation
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's Mobility Councillor, José Eduardo Ramírez, faces scrutiny for not disclosing his legal troubles amid allegations of financial irregularities involving 1.8 million euros.
Triple Fatal Hit-and-Run in Suesa, Cantabria: Family Members Express Outrage Over Lenient Sentence
Family outraged as hit-and-run in Suesa, Cantabria, leaves three dead, calling the sentence for the perpetrator lenient and justice system flawed.
Heartwarming Encounter: Young Girl's Embrace with the Queen of Spain in Paiporta
In a heartwarming visit to Paiporta, Queen Letizia of Spain shares a memorable embrace with a young girl, showcasing her compassionate nature.
Spanish Government Mobilizes Extensive Support for Valencia After Devastating Storm
In response to the devastating 'dana' storm in Valencia, the Spanish government has launched a comprehensive aid initiative, involving key ministers and agencies to support recovery efforts.
The Hidden Dangers of Spain's Aging Infrastructure: Why Houses Could Collapse Tomorrow
Spain faces a critical challenge with its aging infrastructure, risking sudden house collapses and posing a threat to both locals and expats.
Your Horoscope for Tuesday, November 5, 2024: A Guide for Expats in Spain
Discover what the stars have in store for expats in Spain this Tuesday, November 5, 2024, with our detailed horoscope guide, from Aries' new beginnings to Pisces' spiritual growth.
Galicia Kicks Off November with New La Primitiva Lottery Win
Several lucky Spaniards kick off November with wins in La Primitiva lottery, with tickets validated in Barcelona, Murcia, and Lugo, spreading joy and hope.
The Rise of Creativity in AI: A New Era for Spanish Workforce
Spain embraces AI to boost creativity in the workforce, focusing on collaboration and innovation to drive economic growth and enhance job satisfaction.
Urgent Call for Evacuation of Vulnerable Populations Due to Epidemic Risks in Spain
Dr. Josep Bernabeu urges evacuation of vulnerable groups in Spain due to epidemic risks following severe weather from the DANA phenomenon.
Gastronomic Innovations at the Barcelona Gastronòmic Forum
Discover the latest culinary wonders at the Barcelona Gastronòmic Forum, from 3-minute escudella to exotic mushroom coffee. A must for food lovers.
PSOE Pushes for La Fenómeno to be Declared Urban Beach in Santander
PSOE advocates for La Fenómeno in Santander to become an urban beach, aiming to boost local tourism and community life through improved amenities and infrastructure.
Government Approves Extensive Measures for Areas Affected by the DANA in Spain
Spain's government announces extensive aid for DANA-affected regions, including economic support and infrastructure repair, amid controversy over meteorological alerts.
Couple Accused of Stealing €66,500 from Benefactor's Estate Faces Delayed Trial in Cantabria
Trial in Cantabria over a couple accused of embezzling €66,500 from benefactor's estate delayed, sparking community outrage.
Valencia's Colegio Pedanía Sees Children's Return After Temporary Closure
Valencia's Colegio Pedanía reopens, welcoming students back after a closure due to maintenance and administrative issues, marking a relief for parents and community.
The United Nations: A Cornerstone of Global Development, Peace, and Security
Exploring the UN's critical role in global development, peace, and security, from its founding in 1945 to current efforts in humanitarian aid and combating climate change.
Next-Generation Urban Campuses Revolutionize Higher Education in Madrid
Madrid's higher education landscape is transforming with the rise of next-gen urban campuses by IE University, Universidad Alfonso X el Sabio, and CUNEF Universidad, blending innovation with tradition.
Forensic Expert Confirms Identity of Samuel Luiz in Huelva Case
Forensic expert confirms identity of Samuel Luiz in Huelva, intensifying the investigation into his mysterious death. Community seeks answers.
Breaking Down the Barriers: The Importance of Communicating with Alzheimer's Patients
Experts and caregivers in La Rioja discuss the crucial role of communication in Alzheimer's care, offering insights and practical tips to enhance patient connection.
Huelga de Autobuses y Grúas Posponida en Solidaridad con Afectados por la DANA
Spanish unions postpone bus and crane strike in solidarity with those affected by severe weather from the DANA event, ensuring essential services remain uninterrupted.
Astrological Insights for Expats in Spain: Your Horoscope for Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Discover what the stars have in store for expats in Spain with our detailed horoscope for November 6, 2024. From Aries to Pisces, navigate your day with celestial guidance.
Christmas Lighting Controversy in Canarias: PP Calls for Local Business Support
PP urges Mayor Darias to redirect €1.5m Christmas lighting budget to support Canarias' local businesses, aiming to boost economy and community spirit.
The Importance of Early Reading Comprehension in Spain's Educational System
Spain prioritizes early reading comprehension in education, launching initiatives like free books and interactive sessions to boost literacy and cognitive development among young learners.
Drama in School WhatsApp Groups Exposes Deep-Rooted Issues in Spanish Education
WhatsApp group drama in a Madrid school exposes systemic bullying and oversight failures in Spain's education system, sparking widespread calls for reform.
International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women: Canary Islands Municipality Unveils Commemorative Events
Canary Islands mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women with events aimed at raising awareness and supporting victims.
Urgencies at the University Hospital of the Canary Islands: A Reflection of Government Ineptitude
The University Hospital of the Canary Islands faces a healthcare crisis, highlighting government mismanagement and the urgent need for policy reform.
Tragic Accident Claims Life of 2-Year-Old Girl in Huelva
A 2-year-old girl tragically lost her life in a car accident in Lepe, Huelva, sparking a community-wide mourning and an ongoing investigation.
'Orbitan 3' Festival: A Musical Unity of Santander, Bilbao, and Logroño
'Orbitan 3' festival unites Santander, Bilbao, and Logroño in a musical celebration this Friday at Sala Niagara, showcasing the diverse talents of local bands.
Protests Erupt in Seattle Following Trump's Projected Presidential Win
Seattle erupts in protests after Donald Trump's projected win in the 2024 U.S. presidential election, marking a historic return despite legal controversies.
IKEA to Reopen El Alisal Store with Expanded Space and More Products
IKEA announces the grand reopening of its expanded El Alisal store in Cantabria, Spain, on Nov 15, 2024, promising more space and products.
Spanish Government Privatizes Management of Hotel La Corza Blanca and Alto Campoo Hospitality
Spain's government privatizes Hotel La Corza Blanca and Alto Campoo's hospitality, awarding management to SNÖ Hotels to boost tourism and local economy.
Man Detained for Protest Against Spanish Leaders in Paiporta
A man was detained in Paiporta, Spain, after a protest against leaders including the Prime Minister and King Felipe VI, highlighting the country's political tensions.
Robbery Spree in Santander: Thieves Force Victims to Use Bizum for Payments
Thieves in Santander force victims to use mobile payment service Bizum in a disturbing robbery spree, sparking a police investigation and community concern.
Tensions Rise in Paiporta: Arrests and Protests Mark Spanish Prime Minister's Visit
Spanish PM's visit to flood-hit Paiporta sparks protests and arrests amid criticism of government's response to the disaster that claimed 213 lives.
Spanish Constitutional Court Ruling Empowers Single Mothers in Paternity Cases
Spanish Constitutional Court's landmark ruling boosts single mothers' rights in paternity disputes, marking a significant step for equality and child welfare.
Efforts to Control Pigeon Overpopulation in Castellón Through Falcon Flights
Castellón tackles pigeon overpopulation with a novel approach, using falcon flights to deter the birds and improve public health and cleanliness.
Off-Duty Police Officer Foils Robbery in Santander, Spain
Off-duty police officer in Santander, Spain, heroically stops a scooter-riding thief at a shopping center, showcasing law enforcement's unwavering dedication.
Crisis in Campoo's Healthcare System: Users and Workers Suffer Under Pascual's Indifference
Campoo's healthcare crisis deepens under Pascual's indifference, impacting both patients and staff with long waits and resource shortages.
Man Sentenced to 12 Years in Prison for Sexual Abuse of Partner's Daughter in Cantabria
Cantabria court sentences man to 12 years for sexually abusing partner's daughter, highlighting Spain's commitment to protecting minors and ensuring justice.
The Return of the Regional Sheep and Goat Competition in Picos de Europa
The cherished Regional Sheep and Goat Competition returns to Potes, celebrating a decade of agricultural heritage in the stunning Picos de Europa.
Debunking Election Day Misinformation: The Kamala Harris Phone Call Controversy
The Guardian investigates the viral claim of Kamala Harris faking a phone call during the 2024 election, debunking misinformation amidst a tense political climate.
Real Racing Club Extends Manu Hernando's Contract Until 2028
Real Racing Club secures defender Manu Hernando until 2028, bolstering their defensive lineup for future success and stability.
Vigo to Illuminate the Holiday Season as the First City to Turn On Christmas Lights
Vigo sets the festive mood as Spain's first city to light up for Christmas on Nov 16, with a grand ceremony promising music, joy, and community spirit.
Devastating Aftermath of DANA in Spain: Search for Missing Continues
Spain reels from the catastrophic effects of a DANA, with the death toll at 217. Rescue efforts intensify in the hardest-hit Comunitat Valenciana and beyond.
Tragic Discovery in Letur, Albacete: Bodies of Two Individuals Found
In a tragic event, two bodies were discovered in Letur, Albacete, sparking a major investigation and leaving the community in shock.
Revolutionary Robot to Aid in Underwater Search and Rescue Missions
A revolutionary robot designed for underwater search and rescue could transform operations with its advanced navigation and sonar capabilities, set for deployment in Spanish waters.
Daily Horoscope for Thursday, November 7, 2024: What the Stars Have in Store for You
Discover what the stars have in store for you this Thursday, November 7, 2024, with detailed horoscopes for every sign, from action-packed Aries to intuitive Pisces.
Lucky Winner Claims Nearly €800,000 in Bonoloto Draw in Galicia
A lucky participant in the Bonoloto lottery in Galicia wins nearly €800,000, sparking joy and speculation in the local community.
Revolutionary Altramuces Yogurt Rivals Traditional Dairy in Spain
Spanish food engineers unveil a groundbreaking altramuces (lupin beans) yogurt, rivaling traditional dairy in taste and texture, promising a revolution in dairy alternatives.
Anti-Terror Services Arrest Local Resident in Connection with Attacks on Paiporta Convoy
Spanish anti-terror services arrest a local in Paiporta, Valencia, linked to attacks on a convoy, marking a significant step in addressing regional security concerns.
Traffic Disruption in Santander: Pasaje de Peña Tunnel Closure Announced
Santander's Pasaje de Peña tunnel to close for maintenance on Nov 7, affecting commuters. Plan alternative routes to avoid delays.
Marine Fossils Reveal Devastating Impact of Salinity Crisis on Mediterranean Species
Groundbreaking research reveals a salinity crisis in the Mediterranean led to the extinction of 89% of marine species, highlighting the fragile balance of marine ecosystems.
Mossos d'Esquadra Deploy to Valencia After Devastating Floods
Mossos d'Esquadra deployed to Valencia 8 days post-flood amid criticism over delayed aid acceptance, joining rescue efforts with specialized teams.
Spanish Government Invests in Preserving Natural Pools at Isla Beach
Spain commits €230,000 to preserve Isla Beach's natural pools, enhancing coastal beauty and supporting sustainable tourism in Cantabria.
Embrace the Future: How Digital Certificates are Revolutionizing Administrative Tasks in Spain
Spain revolutionizes public services with digital certificates, enabling citizens and expats to handle administrative tasks online, enhancing efficiency and convenience.
The Timeless Charm of Estepa's Mantecados: A Blend of Tradition and Innovation
Estepa, a small town in Andalusia, Spain, is celebrated for its mantecados estepeños, traditional cookies blending centuries-old recipes with modern innovation, symbolizing the town's rich culinary heritage and economic vitality.
Avalanche of 116,000 Claims for DANA Events in Spain
Spain faces an unprecedented 116,000 claims from devastating DANA weather events, overwhelming authorities and highlighting the urgent need for improved preparedness.
Nurses Union SATSE Protests at Hospital de Tres Mares Over Working Conditions
Spanish Nurses Union SATSE to protest at Hospital de Tres Mares in Cantabria over poor working conditions, demanding urgent improvements.
Understanding Home Insurance Claims in Spain: What Expats Need to Know
Expats in Spain can navigate home insurance claims more effectively with this guide, covering claimable events, notification importance, and filing steps.
Health Authorities Rule Out Evacuation Despite Health Risks in Spanish Town
Spanish health authorities decide against evacuating a town despite health risks, opting for ongoing monitoring and support for residents.
Tragic Loss of Minors in Spain Sparks Nationwide Grief and Reflection
Spain mourns the tragic loss of minors in Valencia, sparking nationwide grief and calls for reflection on safety measures.
Heroic Husband Sacrifices Life to Save Wife in Tragic Incident
In a tragic yet heroic incident in Alcalá de Henares, Spain, a husband sacrifices his life to save his wife, leaving the community in mourning and admiration.
Local Police Officer Injured in Incident at Catarroja, Valencia
A police officer in Catarroja, Valencia, was injured after being run over during a traffic stop. An investigation is underway as the community rallies in support.
Renowned Nutritionist Ana Maria Lajusticia Passes Away at 100
Ana Maria Lajusticia, a trailblazer in nutrition and founder of a renowned dietary supplement brand, has passed away at 100, leaving a lasting legacy in health and wellness.
Camargo Aims to Become Cantabria's Commercial Hub
Camargo sets its sights on becoming Cantabria's commercial hub, with plans to boost the local economy and create new job opportunities.
Spanish Government Announces Financial Aid for Students Studying from Home
Spain announces financial aid for home-studying students, offering a €200 monthly stipend to support those unable to attend university in person due to various challenges.
Cabildo of La Palma Launches Initiative to Train Professionals in Preventing and Addressing Gender Violence Against Minors
La Palma's Cabildo launches a training program to combat gender violence against minors, aiming to equip professionals with skills to protect vulnerable children.
Decathlon's Must-Have Winter Coat for Expats in Spain
Decathlon's latest winter coat emerges as a must-have for expats in Spain, offering waterproof, breathable, and insulated protection against the country's harshest winter conditions.
How to Apply for the Madrid Municipal Card to Pay for Public Transport
Discover how to apply for the Madrid Municipal Card, your essential tool for efficient and cost-effective travel on Madrid's public transport system.
The Hidden Dangers of Bottled Water: Why Expats in Spain Should Rethink Their Hydration Habits
Expats in Spain are urged to reconsider bottled water due to health risks from microplastics and chemicals, and its environmental and economic costs.
Logos International School Revolutionizes Education with Innovative Geography and History Department
Logos International School in Spain revolutionizes geography and history education with immersive tech, field trips, and collaborative learning.
Rural Development Increases Funding for Damage Caused by Animal Disease Outbreak in Cantabria
Cantabria boosts funding to combat the impact of a devastating animal disease outbreak, aiming to support local farmers and stabilize the agricultural sector.
Man Arrested in Alicante for Creating Fake Online Profile of Ex-Mother-in-Law
In Alicante, a man faces charges for creating a harmful fake online profile of his ex-mother-in-law, sparking concerns over cyber harassment.
Spanish Court Approves Euthanasia Despite Father's Opposition
A Spanish court has authorized euthanasia for a man against his father's wishes, sparking debate on the ethical implications of assisted dying in Spain.
Union-Led Strike Disrupts Barcelona Tram Services
Barcelona tram services face disruptions as UGT and CCOO unions call for a strike on Nov 9, affecting the new Glòries-Verdaguer line launch.
PP Justifies Privatization of La Corza Blanca and Alto Campoo Hospitality Due to Significant Financial Losses
PP defends privatizing La Corza Blanca and Alto Campoo's hospitality services, citing a €4m loss, aiming to boost efficiency and local economy.
Monkeys Escape from Disease Research Center in Spain
Monkeys escape from a Spanish disease research center, sparking concerns and a large-scale search in Valencia. Authorities assure the public of no disease risk.
Zurita Health Center Remains Closed Since COVID-19 Pandemic, Sparking Community Concern
Zurita's health center remains closed since 2020 due to COVID-19, leaving residents without local care and sparking calls for its reopening.
Archaeological Treasures Uncovered at Palma de Mallorca Airport
Archaeological finds at Palma de Mallorca Airport reveal historical treasures, sparking excitement among historians and locals alike.
Spanish Supreme Court Admits Appeal Against Valencia's Mayor, Joan Ribó, Over Mazon Project
Spanish Supreme Court to review appeal against Valencia Mayor Joan Ribó over the contentious Mazon urban development, marking a pivotal moment in the project's legal saga.
New Short Number to Resolve Doubts About 2024 Elections in Spain
Spain to launch a new short number for 2024 election queries, aiming to boost transparency and voter confidence with a service accessible to all.
Antonio Resines to be Honored at the Casar de Periedo Bean Fair
Antonio Resines to be honored with the "Alubia de Oro" at Casar de Periedo's Bean and Vegetable Fair, celebrating his contributions to Spanish culture.
New Mechanical Route Inaugurated in Santander: Connecting Gamazo and Reina Victoria
Santander inaugurates a new mechanical route connecting Gamazo and Reina Victoria, enhancing urban mobility with a €30m investment.
Senator Sergio Ramos Acosta Addresses Critical Issues in Canarias
Senator Sergio Ramos Acosta criticizes the 2025 budget for the Canary Islands, highlighting healthcare, emergency funds, and water crisis as key concerns.
Massive Protest in Valencia Demands Resignation of Carlos Mazón
Thousands march in Valencia demanding the resignation of Carlos Mazón over his government's handling of the catastrophic floods, in a powerful protest led by social and civic groups.
7th Edition of Bono39300 in Torrelavega: A Boost for Local Economy
Torrelavega's Bono39300 initiative returns for its 7th edition, boosting local economy through a voucher system from Nov 18 to Jan 5, encouraging community support for local businesses.
Devastating Floods Hit Spain: The Aftermath of the DANA Storm
Spain reels from the aftermath of a catastrophic DANA storm, with Barrancos in Almería among the hardest hit. Emergency services mobilize as communities face the daunting task of rebuilding.
Astillero Municipality Enhances Park and Garden Maintenance with New Contract
Astillero Municipality partners with Urbaser to enhance park and garden maintenance, promising a greener, cleaner community space for residents.
Employee at Ajo Camping Site Treated for Smoke Inhalation After Electrical Fire
Ajo camping site employee treated for smoke inhalation after an electrical fire prompts a swift emergency response, highlighting the need for safety checks.
Dramatic Car Accident in Cantabria Involves Multiple Vehicles and Substance Use
A dramatic car accident in Santander, Cantabria, involving multiple vehicles and substance use, underscores the dangers of driving under the influence.
Living Through Two Catastrophes: The Resilience of Spanish Communities
Spanish communities show remarkable resilience facing the aftermath of 2019 floods and 2023 wildfires, highlighting stories of survival and the urgent need for climate resilience.
Miracle in Paiporta: Sacred Chalice Recovered from Mud in Church Sacristy
Miracle in Paiporta as sacred chalice of significant historical value is recovered from mud during church renovation.
AI-Generated Cartel Sparks Controversy in Spain
AI-generated cartel controversy in Valencia sparks debate on technology's role in public life, highlighting the need for balance between innovation and sensitivity.
Mysterious Case of a Woman Declared Dead Four Times in Spain Sparks Investigation
Spain investigates after a woman was declared dead four times, raising concerns over medical and administrative errors in Valencia.
The Evolution of Dating: "Cites Barcelona" Explores Modern Love on TV3
"Cites Barcelona" returns to TV3, delving into modern dating's complexities with a fresh season that captures the evolving landscape of love in the digital age.
International Castellers: A Global Haven for Catalans and Foreigners
International Castellers groups are fostering global community and cultural exchange, uniting Catalans and foreigners in a tradition of strength and unity.
Number of Missing Persons in Valencia After DANA Storm Decreases
Valencia sees a decrease in missing persons after the devastating DANA storm, as search and relief efforts intensify in the region.
Multiple Pedestrians Injured in Barcelona After Driver Loses Control of Vehicle
Nine injured in Barcelona after a driver with a health issue loses control, hitting pedestrians on Paseo Fabra i Puig. One critical, four seriously hurt.
Protecting Children in Digital Environments: A Growing Social Concern in Spain
Spain grapples with the challenge of protecting children in digital spaces while respecting their rights, through initiatives, technology, and potential new laws.
Changes in Public Transportation in Madrid: What Expats Need to Know
Madrid phases out subsidized public transport discounts, shifting focus to sustainability with new initiatives like "Plan Mueve Madrid" for eco-friendly travel. Expats to adjust to higher costs and explore alternative options.
Spanish Opposition Party PP Takes Strong Stance Against Government's Trash Tax Hike
Spanish Opposition Party PP challenges the government's 100% trash tax hike in Parliament, arguing it burdens households amid economic uncertainty.
PSOE Proposes Special Protection for Canarias in New Sustainable Mobility Law
PSOE seeks special protection for Canarias in the new Sustainable Mobility Law, aiming to address the islands' unique needs and challenges.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Embarks on Extensive Road Renovation in Escaleritas Neighborhood
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria launches a major road renovation project in Escaleritas, enhancing local infrastructure with a €5.1m investment.
Vallehermoso Transforms into a Hub for Restaurant Training with HECANSA and Cabildo de La Gomera
Vallehermoso, La Gomera, transforms into a culinary training hub with HECANSA and local authorities, enhancing restaurant skills and boosting tourism.
Mother Arrested for Allegedly Killing Her Daughter in Lleida, Spain
Mother detained in Lleida, Spain, for the alleged murder of her daughter, sparking a community-wide conversation on family violence and the need for support services.
Arrest at Monastery: Man Claims to be Jesus Christ and Threatens to Kill Friars
Man detained after claiming to be Jesus Christ and threatening friars at a Spanish monastery, amid regional tensions and flood recovery efforts.
Body of Vicente Tarancón, Founder of Luanvi, Discovered
The body of Luanvi founder Vicente Tarancón has been found, leaving a legacy of innovation in Spanish sports apparel mourned by many.
Divers Complete Inspection of Garages in Albufera in Ongoing Search Operation
Divers conclude inspection of garages in Albufera, Valencia, as part of a search for a missing person, with community support bolstering ongoing efforts.
Cantabrian Hospitality Sector Demands Transparency in Hotel and Restaurant Contract Awards
Cantabria's hospitality sector demands more transparency in the awarding of key tourist facility contracts, citing concerns over fairness and local business impact.
Arrest Made in Attack on Monks at Valencian Monastery
Spanish police arrest suspect in violent attack on monks at Valencia's historic Monasterio de San Miguel de los Reyes, sparking community concern and increased security.
Lola Índigo Named Best Spanish Artist at 2024 MTV Europe Music Awards
Lola Índigo clinches Best Spanish Artist again at the 2024 MTV Europe Music Awards, marking her second consecutive win and celebrating Spanish music.
Racing de Santander Sets Record Pace in LaLiga Hypermotion
Racing de Santander sets a blistering pace in LaLiga Hypermotion, leading with a historic 33 points in 14 matches, igniting hopes for promotion.
Teatro Exprés Festival Shines Spotlight on Mental Health Through 18 Micro-Plays
Teatro Exprés festival in Cantabria, Spain, uses 18 micro-plays to illuminate mental health issues, fostering dialogue and community engagement through art.
XI Premio Muslera de Bolos: A Celebration of Traditional Cantabrian Sport
Astillero to host the XI Premio Muslera de Bolos on Nov 16, celebrating Cantabria's traditional sport and community spirit.
Spain Loses the Scent of Garlic: A Concerning Trend for Spanish Agriculture
Spain faces a concerning trend as garlic cultivation drops, impacting cuisine and culture. The decline threatens economic stability and the culinary identity of the nation.
Long Wait for Compensation: Valencia and La Palma Face Similar Challenges
Residents of Valencia and La Palma face long waits for compensation due to bureaucratic delays, reflecting a broader issue in Spain's administrative system.
The Turbulent Life of Arias Teixeiro: A Bishop's Journey Through War and Exile
Exploring the life of Arias Teixeiro, a bishop whose defiance and exile during the Napoleonic Wars underscored his unwavering faith and resilience.
Half of Spaniards Sleep Less Than the Recommended 7 Hours
Over half of Spaniards sleep less than 7 hours on weekdays, a study finds, raising concerns about the impact on health and productivity.
The Rising Threat of Tecnoestrés in Spain's Modern Workplace
Spain faces a growing challenge in the workplace: tecnoestrés. This phenomenon, driven by rapid technological change, is impacting workers' mental health and productivity, urging a strategic response.
Why Adolescents Are Drawn to Pornography: A Closer Look
Exploring why teenagers are increasingly drawn to pornography, from curiosity and lack of sex education to peer influence and the ease of online access.
Best Supermarket Cookies in Spain: OCU's Top Picks for Expats
OCU ranks the best supermarket cookies in Spain, highlighting Santiveri's gluten-free options as top picks for expats seeking local treats this holiday season.
Nestlé Donates Over 260 Tons of Products to Those Affected by DANA in Spain
Nestlé donates 260+ tons of food to aid those hit by severe weather in Spain, showcasing corporate responsibility in action.
La Gimnástica Secures Derby Victory with 0-2 Win
La Gimnástica de Torrelavega clinches a 0-2 derby win in Cantabria, showcasing tactical prowess and solid defense, boosting their league standings.
University of Cantabria and Cleaning Contractor Accused of Bad Faith in Hindering Staff Assemblies
University of Cantabria and its cleaning contractor face accusations of blocking staff assemblies, raising concerns over labor rights and working conditions.
Cantabria to Integrate Sociologists into Economic Structure
Cantabria integrates sociologists into its economic sector to enhance policy-making with social insights, promising a more inclusive approach.
Growing International Interest in Studying in Spain
Spain sees a surge in international students drawn by its prestigious universities, rich culture, and supportive government initiatives, enhancing its educational and economic landscape.
Ancient Roman Tombs Uncovered Beneath Train Station in Spain
Ancient Roman tombs unearthed beneath a train station in Valencia, Spain, offer new insights into the city's rich historical roots and Roman past.
Spanish Government Announces New Taxes on Banking, Tourist Apartments, and Yachts
Spain introduces new taxes on banks, tourist apartments, and yachts to tackle economic challenges, aiming to boost public funds and address housing issues.
COVID-19 Impact in Madrid: A Harsh Reality for the Region
Madrid faces a harsh reality as one of Spain's hardest-hit regions by COVID-19, with 25% of the country's deaths and a healthcare system pushed to its limits.
Tragic Incident at Spanish Monastery: Friar Dies After Brutal Attack
A friar has tragically died following a brutal attack at a Spanish monastery, sparking an investigation and community mourning.
Record Number of Applications for Non-Teaching Staff in Spanish Education Sector
Spain's Ministry of Education receives a record 66,000 applications for non-teaching roles, highlighting the demand for administrative and support staff in schools.
More Tents for Migrants in Canary Islands Due to Lack of State Response
Canary Islands to set up more tents for migrants as local government responds to the lack of action from Spain's central authorities, highlighting the urgent need for support.
Spanish Town Endures Two Weeks Without Potable Water, Exposing Deep-Rooted Infrastructure Issues
Alcalá de Guadaira faces a severe water crisis, with no potable water for two weeks, exposing critical infrastructure issues and rallying community response.
Young Volunteer at the Heart of DANA Relief Efforts in Spain
In the wake of Spain's devastating DANA storm, 22-year-old Alejandro García emerges as a beacon of hope, leading relief efforts in the hardest-hit areas.
Pharmacies on 24-Hour Duty in Castellón: Ensuring Continuous Healthcare for the Community
Castellón ensures community well-being with several pharmacies offering 24-hour services, providing essential medications and healthcare advice.
Panic in Spanish Families as New Education Reform Takes Effect
Spanish families express concern as a new education reform introduces significant changes, sparking debate among parents, educators, and students.
Canarian Government Reaffirms Commitment to Reconstruct La Laguna School
The Cabildo of Tenerife reiterates its commitment to the reconstruction of Colegio La Laguna, aiming to enhance education and community development on the island.
Cabildo of La Gomera Launches Fourth Edition of 'Yo Compro en La Gomera' Consumer Voucher Program
La Gomera's Cabildo launches the 'Yo Compro en La Gomera' voucher program to boost local businesses, offering significant discounts across six municipalities.
ONCE's 'Cuponazo' Brings Windfall to Cantabria with €640,000 in Prizes
Cantabria celebrates as ONCE's 'Cuponazo' draw awards €640,000 across the region, bringing joy and financial relief to 16 lucky winners.
Benidorm Fest 2025: 16 Talented Artists Vye for Eurovision Spot
Benidorm Fest 2025 heats up as 16 artists compete for a Eurovision spot, showcasing Spain's finest talent in a vibrant musical battle.
Amazon Confirms Theft of Over 2.8 Million Employee Data Lines
Amazon faces a major data breach, with over 2.8 million employee data lines stolen and leaked online, raising serious security concerns.
El Greco's 'Jerónimo de Cevallos' Arrives at the MAS in Cantabria
El Greco's masterpiece "Jerónimo de Cevallos" is now on display at the MAS in Cantabria, Spain, in a collaborative effort with the Museo Nacional del Prado and Telefónica.
The Rising Star: Lamine Yamal's Impact on FC Barcelona
Lamine Yamal emerges as FC Barcelona's "secret weapon," captivating fans with his exceptional talent and becoming a beacon of hope for the club's future.
Madrid Records Highest Excess Deaths Due to COVID-19
Madrid leads Spain in COVID-19 excess deaths, with a 42% increase in mortality rates, highlighting the pandemic's severe impact on the region.
Foundation CASER Recognizes Initiatives That Improve Quality of Life
CASER Foundation celebrates initiatives improving life in Spain, highlighting projects for the elderly and disabled at a ceremony in Madrid.
Oprah Winfrey's Annual Favorites List Boosts Spanish Company to New Heights
Oprah Winfrey's favorite list propels a Galician snack by Bonilla a la Vista into the limelight, showcasing Spain's rich culinary heritage globally.
Lucky Wins in Spain's Lotteries: Expats Celebrate Big Prizes
Expats in Spain celebrate as the latest lotteries, including ONCE and La Quiniela, bring significant wins across the country, highlighting the joy and community spirit these games foster.
Devastating Impact of DANA in Valencia: Death Toll Rises to 215
Valencia reels from the devastating impact of DANA, with the death toll hitting 215. The region faces a long recovery amid widespread damage and a show of community resilience.
Regionalist Party of Cantabria (PRC) Presents Comprehensive Amendment to Budget in Santander
In a pivotal move, the Regionalist Party of Cantabria presents a comprehensive amendment to Santander's 2024 budget, signaling intense negotiations ahead.
Laredo Launches Comprehensive Rodent Control Initiative in Historic Puebla Vieja
Laredo tackles public health with a comprehensive rodent control initiative in historic Puebla Vieja and surrounding areas, enhancing living conditions.
Helping Your Children Choose Their Future: A Guide for Parents in Spain
In Spain, parents seek guidance on supporting their children's career choices, emphasizing early decision-making, open communication, and real-world exposure.
Spanish Government Reaffirms Commitment to Supporting Canary Islands' Business Sector
The Spanish government reaffirms its support for Canary Islands businesses, promoting economic growth and internationalization with incentives like a 4% corporate tax rate.
Canary Islands Budget Sparks Controversy: Productivity vs. Ideology
Canary Islands budget debate heats up, revealing a divide between government's social focus and opposition's call for economic productivity.
León Benavente Rocks the Stage: A Night to Remember in Valladolid and Upcoming Tour Dates
León Benavente dazzles at SEMINCI with their latest single and announces a tour, blending music and cinema in a cultural spectacle.
Controversy Erupts Over Wind Farm Construction in Cantabria, Threatening Endangered Plant Species
Debate intensifies in Cantabria over the El Escudo wind farm, with endangered plants at risk and locals decrying environmental and legal violations.
Expats in Spain Alerted to Potential Misinformation in Real Estate Investments
Expats in Spain warned by OVB about misinformation in real estate investments, urging caution and verification to protect their interests.
The Tradition of "Pasando Arroz" in Spanish Culture: A Symbol of Love and Commitment
Spanish couples revive "pasando arroz," a wedding tradition symbolizing love and prosperity, blending heritage with modern commitments.
Cryptocurrency Market Surges: What Expats in Spain Need to Know
Cryptocurrency market hits $3.12 trillion, nearing France's GDP, with Bitcoin leading the surge. Expats in Spain face regulatory changes and potential for growth.
Best Supermarket Milk Chosen by OCU: A Guide for Expats in Spain
OCU ranks the best supermarket milk in Spain, offering expats a guide to choosing dairy with the best nutritional profile and quality.
Concerns Over Educational Resources and Infrastructure in Cantabria
Cantabria faces educational challenges with inadequate resources and infrastructure, sparking community outcry for immediate action and reforms.
Consumer Rights Scandal Unfolds in Santander: The Campa Case
Santander faces a consumer rights scandal with Campa retail chain accused of deceptive practices, sparking investigations and calls for stricter regulations.
Premier League Footballer Under Investigation for Multiple Sex Offences
Premier League footballer in his 30s under investigation for multiple sex offences, including alleged rapes, as police and football authorities face scrutiny.
Severe Flooding and Disruptions in Catalonia: A Challenging Week for Expats and Locals
Catalonia faces severe disruptions from torrential rains and flooding, impacting transportation, education, and thousands of residents.
Devastating Floods Disrupt High-Speed Train Services Between Madrid and Malaga
Severe flooding in Spain halts Madrid-Malaga high-speed trains, with over 220 dead and widespread infrastructure damage.
Premiere of "Cities of Love" Cortometrajes at Filmoteca de Cantabria Mario Camús
Filmoteca de Cantabria to premiere "Cities of Love" cortometrajes, exploring love in Santander, Bilbao, and Logroño, on Nov 15. A cultural highlight for film and art enthusiasts.
Spanish Public Administrations Allocate €1,494 on Average for Family Aid
Spain boosts family support with an average of €1,494 in aid, reflecting a commitment to easing economic challenges for its citizens.
Tragic Workplace Accident Claims Lives in Cantabria, Spain
A tragic workplace accident in Cantabria, Spain, claims multiple lives, sparking calls for stringent safety measures and a thorough investigation.
Controversy Erupts Over Saul Gordillo's Bandolera Incident in Valencia
Saul Gordillo's decision to wear a bandolera linked to Franco's regime sparks outrage, highlighting Spain's sensitive historical wounds.
Torrelavega Prepares for a Magical Christmas with Unique Decorations
Torrelavega's Plaza Mayor to transform into a festive wonderland with a whimsical "cascabeles and ratones" theme, promising an enchanting Christmas experience.
Racism in European Football: Recent Incidents and Consequences
European football faces a persistent racism issue, with recent incidents in Bulgaria, France, and Spain prompting strong responses from governing bodies and calls for unity and action to combat discrimination in the sport.
Costa Rica Invests Over €14 Million in Infrastructure and Hydraulic Facilities
Costa Rica announces a €14 million investment in roads and hydraulic facilities to tackle infrastructure woes and boost economic growth.
Spain's Sumar Movement Introduces New Spokesperson in Congress
Sumar movement appoints a new spokesperson in Congress, signaling a fresh chapter amid Spain's political shifts and challenges.
Arrest in Barcelona Over the Death of a Partner Missing Since 2022
Barcelona man arrested over the suspected violent death of his partner missing since 2022, marking a major breakthrough in the case.
Energy-Efficient Rehabilitation Begins for 120 Renfe Homes in Cajo, Santander
Renfe's 120 homes in Cajo, Santander, undergo energy-efficient rehabilitation, marking a significant move towards sustainable living and reduced energy costs.
Expats in Spain: Participatory Budgeting in Arco de la Bahía Opens for Citizen Input
Arco de la Bahía in Spain invites citizens, including expats, to shape the 2025 municipal budget through participatory budgeting, fostering community engagement and democracy.
Álvaro Pombo: The 2024 Cervantes Prize Winner Reflects on His Journey and Influence
Álvaro Pombo, at 85, wins the 2024 Cervantes Prize, celebrating his profound impact on Spanish literature through novels, poetry, and essays.
Public Sector Workers in Ourense Threaten Strike Amidst National Labor Tensions
Public sector workers in Ourense threaten strike amid national labor tensions, highlighting grievances over working conditions and pay.
Severe Storms and Flooding Hit Southern Spain, Displacing Thousands
Intense storms unleash chaos in southern Spain, displacing thousands and prompting evacuations, especially in Malaga province.
The Crucial Role of Software in Modern Business Management in Spain
In Spain, the adoption of software in business management is crucial for efficiency and regulatory compliance, with companies like Inetum leading the digital transformation.
The Pitfalls of Hurry in Parenting: Experts Weigh In on Positive Discipline
Experts highlight the dangers of rushing in parenting, emphasizing the importance of positive discipline and quality time for child development, especially for expats in Spain.
Early Detection and Prevention of Diabetes: A Critical Health Initiative in Spain
Spain intensifies efforts to combat diabetes with campaigns focusing on early detection and prevention, targeting the expat community and raising awareness on the condition's risks.
Almassora Residents Demand Action Against Rodents, Wild Boars, and Mosquitoes in Serrallo Beach Area
Almassora residents demand urgent action to tackle rodent, wild boar, and mosquito infestations at Serrallo beach, impacting health and tourism.
Shocking Incident in Spain: Teenager Faces Consequences for Pouring Bleach into Friend's Water Bottle
Teenager in Spain faces consequences after a dangerous prank involving bleach in a friend's water bottle sparks community outrage and calls for increased school safety measures.
Guardia Civil Detains Recidivist Robber for the Tenth Time in 2024
Guardia Civil detains a notorious recidivist robber for the 10th time in 2024, highlighting ongoing law enforcement challenges in Órgiva, Granada.
Galicia Takes Center Stage in the Announcement of the 2024 Christmas Lottery
Galicia shines as the chosen backdrop for the 2024 Christmas Lottery announcement, celebrating Spain's beloved "El Gordo" tradition amidst its rich culture and landscapes.
Spanish Opposition Criticizes Healthcare Budget as Insufficient
Spanish opposition slams the healthcare budget as insufficient, highlighting concerns over funding, execution rates, and the impact on services amid broader economic challenges.
La Palma Offers Aid to Those Affected by Volcanic Activity
La Palma announces financial aid for residents hit by volcanic eruptions, aiming to support recovery in Puerto Naos and La Bombilla.
Tensions Rise in San Sebastián de La Gomera as Opposition Boycotts Urgent Council Meeting
Opposition boycotts urgent San Sebastián de La Gomera council meeting over "lack of consideration," sparking political tensions and concerns over town's governance.
Challenging Conditions for Ambulance Workers in Spain: Impact on Scheduled Patient Transport
Ambulance workers in Spain face dire conditions, impacting patient transport with delays and cancellations, highlighting systemic healthcare issues.
Calls for Free Public Transport in the Canary Islands Gain Momentum
Calls for free public transport in the Canary Islands gain momentum, with local leaders advocating for extended services into 2025 to benefit residents and expats.
Upcoming Holidays in Galicia, Spain: A Guide for Expats in 2025
Expats in Galicia can immerse in vibrant celebrations and cultural events in 2025, from the National Day of Galicia to the unique Viking Pilgrimage.
Íñigo Errejón Denies Sexual Assault Allegations, Calls for Transparency
Íñigo Errejón denies sexual assault allegations by Elisa Mouliaá, calling for a full investigation to clear his name amid Spanish political turmoil.
Controversy Surrounds Appointment of New Insular Director of Education in La Gomera
La Gomera's appointment of a new Insular Director of Education sparks backlash, with critics citing lack of experience and transparency.
Alcohol Consumption Trends Among Older Adults in Spain: A Closer Look
Study reveals declining alcohol consumption among Spain's older adults, with notable educational disparities and a shift towards premium, non-alcoholic options amidst health concerns.
Devastating Floods in Spain: A Catastrophic Event for Expats and Locals Alike
Spain grapples with the aftermath of catastrophic floods, claiming 223 lives, with 93 missing. The disaster has caused extensive damage, impacting thousands and disrupting major services.
Foundation Pasqual Maragall Advances in Alzheimer’s Treatment with New Pharmaceutical Development
Pasqual Maragall Foundation announces a breakthrough in Alzheimer's treatment with a new drug, marking a significant advance in medical research.
Queen Letizia Honors Juan Carlos Unzué with the 'Altavoz' Award
Queen Letizia honors Juan Carlos Unzué with the 'Altavoz' award for his advocacy in ALS awareness, highlighting his resilience and dedication.
The Unseen Consequences of Delayed Motherhood: Menopause and New Mothers
Exploring the unseen challenges of delayed motherhood, including early menopause and its impacts, as more women opt to have children later in life.
Carrefour Faces New Challenges: Product Labeling and Supplier Pressure
Carrefour intensifies product labeling and supplier compliance, demanding Nutri-Score labels for healthier consumer choices, amidst pushback from Danone.
Ourense Native Creates Award-Winning Video Game, Solving a Major Challenge
Ourense's Tristan Tellez wins €20,000 for an innovative video game, highlighting Spain's growing tech and gaming talent.
Advocate Mouliaa Advocates for the Right to Defense During Maternity Leave
Advocate Mouliaa champions the right for women on maternity leave to defend themselves in legal proceedings, spotlighting a critical gap in Spain's gender equality efforts.
IKEA Santander Reopens El Alisal Store with Expanded Offerings
IKEA Santander reopens its El Alisal store with expanded offerings, promising a superior shopping experience and a new dining option.
Tragic Fires in Spanish Elderly Residences Claim Lives
Devastating fires in Spanish elderly residences claim lives, sparking concerns over safety and prompting government action for stricter safety measures.
Controversy Erupts as Cantabrian Official Labels Worker Protest as "Violent"
Cantabrian official's labeling of Cantur workers' protest as "violent" sparks controversy amid tensions over privatization in Spain.
Tragic Shooting in Broad Daylight Shocks Community in Huelva, Spain
A man was fatally shot in broad daylight in Huelva, Spain, sparking shock and a police hunt for the perpetrators.
Spanish Nationalism: Teacher at Institut el Palau Cleared of Charges Amidst Ongoing Tensions
In a landmark case amid Catalan-Spanish tensions, a teacher at Institut el Palau is cleared of promoting separatism, highlighting the deep-rooted cultural strife.
Pope Francis Moved by Devastation in Valencia, Praises International Support
Pope Francis expresses deep sorrow over the devastating floods in Valencia, Spain, praising the global support and solidarity shown in response.
Valencia’s Path to Reconstruction: Mazón’s Comprehensive Plan
Carlos Mazón unveils a comprehensive plan for Valencia's recovery post-DANA, including structural changes, financial aid, and a focus on economic and social restoration.
Relief Efforts Gain Momentum in Flood-Hit Valencia, Spain
Valencia's flood recovery efforts intensify with a historic military deployment and €10.6bn in aid, alongside a surge in volunteer support, despite coordination challenges.
Spain Grapples with Housing Crisis Amidst 'Gota Fría' Floods
Spain faces a housing crisis in the wake of 'gota fría' floods, with Valencia severely affected. The phenomenon has left many homeless, exacerbating rental and mortgage challenges.
Commemorating the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women in Santander
Santander to mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women with a concert, rally, and community engagement on Nov 25, highlighting the fight against gender-based violence.
Arco de la Bahía Budget for 2025 to Rise to €342.5 Million, Focusing on Cleanliness and Security
Arco de la Bahía's 2025 budget to soar to €342.5m, focusing on cleanliness and security, promising a safer and more attractive environment for residents and visitors.
Google Faces Backlash from Spanish Editors Over Content Limits
Spanish editors clash with Google over content limits, arguing it threatens their revenue and journalism's future, amidst broader tech and media tensions.
Alcohol Consumption Starting at Increasingly Young Ages in Spain
Alcohol consumption among Spain's youth starts at increasingly younger ages, raising health and social concerns. Studies call for urgent measures to address the trend.
Canary Islands Struggle with Solo Burden of Migration Crisis
Canary Islands' leaders demand more support from Spain and the EU as they face a growing migration crisis alone, highlighting the strain on local resources.
Cabildo de La Palma Promotes Local Consumption in Valle de Aridane
La Palma's Cabildo launches initiative to boost Valle de Aridane's economy, encouraging local consumption with discounts and community events.
Historic Floods in Valencia: Desperate Search for Missing Persons Continues
In Valencia, Spain, the search for 1,900 missing persons persists after historic floods, with the death toll at 217 and expected to rise. Communities grapple with the devastation and slow government response.
Beware of Cyber Scams Disguised as Wedding Invitations on WhatsApp
Cybercriminals target WhatsApp users with fake wedding invitations, leading to data theft and financial loss. Learn how to protect yourself this wedding season.
The 'Crystal Generation' Breaks Stereotypes in Spain
Spain's 'Crystal Generation' is redefining youth, prioritizing mental health and emotional intelligence, challenging stereotypes, and influencing societal and workplace attitudes.
Vigo Illuminates the Holiday Season with 115 Million Christmas Lights
Vigo, Spain, dazzles with 115 million Christmas lights, launching its festive season with a grand ceremony and attractions for all ages.
Devastating Floods in Spain: Search Efforts and Aftermath
Spain grapples with a catastrophic flood in Valencia, claiming 218 lives with many missing. Criticism mounts over delayed alerts as a €10.6bn relief effort begins.
New Leader Emerges in Spanish Sports: A Firm Step Forward
Spanish sports welcomes a new leader, poised to bring vision, stability, and innovation, marking a pivotal moment for the nation's athletic future.
Chloe DelaRosa Shines at Junior Eurovision 2024: A Star in the Making
At just 9, Chloe DelaRosa wows at Junior Eurovision 2024 with "Como La Lola," showcasing her talent and the boundless potential of young artists.
Cybercrime on the Rise: Data Secuestro Emerges as the Most Common Global Cybercrime by 2025
Data secuestro is set to become the leading global cybercrime by 2025, with costs potentially soaring to over $10.5 trillion annually, highlighting the urgent need for robust cybersecurity measures.
Andrea Casaseca Wins at the ALMA International Short Film Festival
Andrea Casaseca wins Best Short Film at ALMA Festival in Almassora, Spain, with her compelling work "Sábado," highlighting her as a rising star in cinema.
Final Phase of Plaza Francisca de Gazmira Renovation Underway in El Paso, La Palma
El Paso's Plaza Francisca de Gazmira enters final renovation phase, promising enhanced aesthetics and community spaces, set to enrich local culture and economy.
Volunteers Maintain Momentum in Relief Efforts Following Devastating Floods in Valencia
In the wake of Valencia's devastating floods, thousands of volunteers across Spain rally in solidarity, offering hope and immediate relief amidst chaos and confusion.
Is Black Friday Still Worth It? The Reality Behind the Discounts
Exploring the reality of Black Friday discounts: Are they as big as they seem, or is it all just clever marketing? A deep dive into the evolution, consumer behavior, and tips for savvy shopping.
Olive Oil Prices Set to Drop as Southern Europe Enjoys Bountiful Harvest
Olive oil prices set to fall as Southern Europe reports a bumper harvest, with Spain leading the recovery. Italy faces challenges, while consumers enjoy lower prices.
Surging House Prices and Evolving Mortgage Landscape in Spain: What Expats Need to Know
Spain's housing market sees sharp price rises and a changing mortgage landscape, impacting expats. Key factors include Euribor rate drops and a growing demand-supply gap, with insights on tax incentives and relocation services.
The Search for Elisabet: A Journey Through the Routes of the Disappeared
In a heartfelt quest, "Buscando a Elisabet" retraces paths of the disappeared in Spain, aiming to raise awareness and seek justice for families.
Protests and Political Turmoil Grip Spain Amidst Criticism of Government Handling of Natural Disaster and Corruption Scandals
Spain faces turmoil with protests over disaster response and corruption scandals shaking the government, highlighting systemic issues and political complicity.
Get Ready for a Blast from the Past: 80s Afternoon in Cantabria
Cantabria to host "Tardeo Ochentero" on Dec 21, 2024, inviting expats and locals to relive the 80s with music, fashion, and nostalgia.
Tragedy in Villafranca de Ebro: Nursing Home Fire Claims Lives
A tragic fire at a nursing home in Villafranca de Ebro, Spain, claims at least 10 lives, highlighting concerns over fire safety in care facilities.
21st Cultural Week of Montaña Kicks Off on November 19
Montaña, Cantabria, gears up for its 21st Cultural Week starting Nov 19, 2024, showcasing a vibrant mix of music, art, theater, and literary events.
Breakthrough in Immunotherapy for Gynecological Cancers in Spain
Spain sees a major breakthrough in gynecological cancer treatment with promising results from a new immunotherapy, offering hope to patients worldwide.
Intur Desafio Rutero Pas Pielagos: A Cycling Challenge in Cantabria
Piélagos in Cantabria gears up for the "Intur Desafio Rutero Pas Pielagos," a cycling event set to showcase the region's beauty and boost tourism.
Government Reaffirms Support for Christmas Program in Saja and Besaya Valleys
The government boosts tourism and community spirit by supporting the festive Christmas program in Spain's Saja and Besaya Valleys, a beacon of cultural heritage and holiday cheer.
Tragic Discovery in Toledo: Bodies of Man and Woman Found with Signs of Criminal Activity
In Toledo, Spain, the shocking discovery of a man and woman's bodies bearing signs of violence has sparked a major investigation and community mourning.
Significant Administrative Simplification Law Gains Momentum in Cantabria
Cantabria's new Administrative Simplification Law aims to cut red tape, promising economic growth and improved quality of life in the Saja-Besaya area.
29th Gala of Castreño Sports: Nominations Open for January Awards
Nominations are now open for the 29th Gala of Castreño Sports in Cantabria, celebrating excellence in sports with an awards ceremony set for January 18, 2025.
Austerity Policies Linked to Increased Rates of Premature and Low Birth Weight Babies in the UK
Study finds austerity in the UK linked to rise in premature and low birth weight babies, highlighting socioeconomic disparities in health outcomes.
Devastating Floods in Valencia: A Tragedy of Unprecedented Proportions
Valencia faces an unprecedented tragedy as catastrophic floods claim over 211 lives, with the community rallying in the face of Spain's deadliest natural disaster in decades.
Rising Housing Costs in Spain: The Shift to Seasonal Rentals
In Spain, rising housing costs push residents towards unstable seasonal rentals, highlighting the need for robust housing policies amidst regulatory loopholes.
Santander Embarks on Ambitious Renaturalization Project for Avenida Doctor Madrazo
Santander launches a major renaturalization project for Avenida Doctor Madrazo, aiming to enhance urban sustainability and pedestrian spaces.
Cabildo to Enhance Home Care for Mental Health Users in the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands' Cabildo announces a new home care initiative for mental health, aiming to provide personalized support and improve care quality.
PSOE Alleges Mismanagement of Over 12 Million Euros for Training Programs in the Canary Islands
PSOE accuses Canary Islands Employment Service of mismanaging over €12m meant for training programs, sparking political debate on fund allocation.
Man Sentenced to 12 Years in Prison for Abusing His Stepdaughter in Málaga
In Málaga, Spain, a man receives a 12-year prison sentence for the abuse of his stepdaughter, highlighting Spain's commitment to combating child abuse.
Severe Floods in Spain: Luis Arguello Reflects on Recent Devastation
Luis Arguello shares insights on Spain's severe floods, emphasizing the need for preparedness and community unity in the face of devastation.
Exciting Week of Music Ahead in Santander: Chuck Prophet and More
Santander is set for a thrilling music week featuring Chuck Prophet and more, offering a mix of rock, blues, and tributes to legendary bands.
Firefighters in Cantabria Face Legal Limbo Over Opposition Exams
Aspiring firefighters in Cantabria face uncertainty over opposition exams due to legal ambiguities and lack of clear guidelines, sparking public outcry and calls for transparency.
New Campaign Launched to Enhance School Transportation Safety in Cantabria
Cantabria launches a safety campaign for school transport, focusing on driver sobriety, seatbelt use, and rigorous vehicle checks to protect students.
Spanish Government to Integrate MUFACE Patients into Public Healthcare System in Cantabria
Spain plans to integrate MUFACE civil servant patients into Cantabria's public healthcare, aiming for equitable access and streamlined services.
Tragic End to Search for Businessmen Swept Away by DANA in Valencia
Four businessmen linked to Mercadona's president found dead after Valencia's catastrophic DANA storm, highlighting the tragic toll of extreme weather.
Torrelavega’s Italianos Bridge Reopens to Traffic After Extensive Repairs
After months of repairs, Torrelavega's Italianos Bridge reopens, easing local commutes and promising economic revitalization for the community.
Coordination Table Meets to Address Gender Violence in Saja-Besaya Municipality
Saja-Besaya's Coordination Table convenes to tackle gender violence, with key stakeholders strategizing on prevention and support initiatives.
O Son do Camiño 2025: Tickets for the Highly-Anticipated Festival Go on Sale
Tickets for O Son do Camiño 2025, Galicia's premier music festival, go on sale Nov 19. Anticipation builds for a star-studded lineup at Monte do Gozo.
Controversy Erupts Over Direct Contract for Demolition of Residencia Cantabria in Spain
Cantabria's Parliament debates a controversial direct contract awarded to Tragsa for the demolition of Residencia Cantabria, sparking criticism over bypassing legal procedures.
Cantabria Approves Immediate Start of Proton Therapy Facility Construction
Cantabria's parliament unanimously approves the immediate start of a state-of-the-art proton therapy facility, promising advanced cancer treatment options.
Spanish Authorities Uncover Sophisticated Scam Involving Fake Identities and Hidden Compartments
Spanish law enforcement uncovers a sophisticated scam involving fake identities and double-bottomed suitcases, highlighting the need for increased vigilance.
Rising Mediterranean Sea Levels Pose Significant Threat to Coastal Communities
Rising Mediterranean Sea levels, warming 20% faster than global oceans, threaten coastal communities with chronic flooding and ecosystem damage.
Cryptocurrency Gains Traction in Spain's Real Estate Market
Cryptocurrency is reshaping Spain's real estate market, with predictions of 6% of transactions involving digital currencies by 2024, offering benefits for expats and investors.
Significant Change in Squatter Protections in Spain
Spain's parliament unexpectedly abolishes squatter protections due to a 'fatal error' by politicians, sparking debate and concern for vulnerable occupants.
Guardia Civil Busts Exam Cheating Ring Using Hidden Devices
Guardia Civil dismantles a sophisticated exam cheating ring in Spain, catching individuals using hidden devices during driving tests.
Devastating Floods in Valencia: Impact on Community and Football Schedule
Valencia grapples with the aftermath of devastating floods, affecting over 100 lives and disrupting the football calendar, including a key La Liga match.
Bringing Joy to the Elderly: Residencia Santa Ana's Heartwarming Christmas Initiative
Residencia Santa Ana in Cantabria launches a heartwarming initiative, collecting letters of joy for the elderly to make their Christmas special.
Cantabria Shows Solidarity: First Transport of Donations to Valencia Departs
Cantabria's community rallies to send the first convoy of donations to flood-stricken Valencia, showcasing a remarkable act of solidarity and support.
Controversy Surrounds Resignation of Valdecilla Hospital Manager
María Dolores Acón resigns as manager of Valdecilla Hospital amid controversy over comments and patient waiting list management, sparking demands for transparency.
Astillero Launches Christmas Decoration Contest for Local Businesses and Hospitality Sector
Astillero ignites festive spirit with a Christmas decoration contest for local businesses, aiming to boost commerce and community joy.
Rising Concerns Over Transgender Mental Health in Spain
Alarming rise in suicidal thoughts among Spain's transgender community underscores urgent need for better mental health support and acceptance.
Solidarity Concert for Valencia: Girona Unites in Support After Tragic Floods
Girona hosts a solidarity concert for flood-hit Valencia, aiming to unite and raise funds through music and community support on December 1st.
European Council Urges Spain to Ensure Catalan Education in Schools
The European Council has urged Spain to ensure Catalan is taught in schools, highlighting the importance of regional languages in Europe's diverse linguistic landscape.
Candela, the 3-Year-Old Who Stole the Queen's Heart
In a touching encounter, 3-year-old Candela wins over Queen Letizia of Spain with a hug and a heartfelt gift, bringing joy to the storm-hit town of Chiva.
Language Dispute Sparks Controversy Among Delivery Drivers in Catalonia
Glovo delivery drivers in Catalonia face linguistic discrimination, sparking debate on language politics in the region.
Significant Teacher Salary Adjustments on the Horizon for Spanish Educators
Spain eyes significant salary boost for teachers, potentially impacting expats and enhancing the education sector with a 30 million euro investment.
Former Interventor of Castro Urdiales Denounces Chaotic and Arbitrary Management of Public Funds
Former Auditor of Castro Urdiales exposes "chaotic" mismanagement of public funds, sparking outrage and calls for transparency in the Spanish town.
Almassora Embarks on Critical Infrastructure Projects to Prevent Floods in Corell Neighborhood
Almassora tackles flooding in Corell with new infrastructure projects, enhancing drainage and creating green spaces for a resilient future.
Laura Fernández Abalde: A Dignified Farewell After a Long Fight for Euthanasia
Laura Fernández Abalde, a vocal advocate for euthanasia, passed away peacefully in Spain after a long battle for a dignified end, sparking debate on euthanasia laws.
Win Tickets to See 'Clara and the Nutcracker' in Spain
Win tickets to the enchanting 'Clara and the Nutcracker' ballet in Spain, a magical holiday treat for families and dance enthusiasts.
Ayuntamiento de Colindres Presents Comprehensive Program for International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
Colindres Town Hall announces a comprehensive program for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, featuring workshops, a solidarity march, and cultural events.
Teachers in Navarre Protest: Demands for Better Working Conditions and Government Meeting
Teachers in Navarre lock themselves in government headquarters, demanding better working conditions and urgent talks with regional president.
Spain Records Significant Birth Rate in 2023, Amidst Broader Demographic and Immigration Trends
Spain sees a stable birth rate in 2023 amid demographic shifts and introduces policies to legalize undocumented migrants, aiming to bolster the workforce and ensure economic stability.
Black Friday 2024: Unmissable Travel and Lifestyle Deals for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain can anticipate a festive season brimming with travel, luxury, and exclusive deals this Black Friday 2024, from Caribbean getaways to local events.
Cantabria Steps Up: Trucks Loaded with Donations Head to Flood-Hit Valencia
Cantabria rallies in support of flood-stricken Valencia, sending a convoy of trucks loaded with essential donations, showcasing a remarkable display of solidarity.
Santander City Council Approves Initial 2025 Budget Amidst Opposition
Santander City Council approves the 2025 budget amidst unanimous opposition, sparking debate over public service funding and transparency.
Jon Hernández Emphasizes the Need for a Cultural Shift in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
Jon Hernández calls for a cultural shift to harness AI's potential, emphasizing its impact beyond technology at events across Spain.
Severe Weather Alert: Explosive Cyclogenesis to Hit Europe and Spain
Europe braces for rare explosive cyclogenesis, with Spain to face strong winds, unseasonable warmth, and heavy precipitation.
Six to Ten Young Spaniards Suffered Sexual Violence: A Growing Concern
Disturbing reports emerge of 6-10 young Spaniards facing sexual violence, highlighting a broader issue of abuse and institutional failure in Spain.
Cantabrians Take Ribamontán al Mar to Court Over Hidden Information on Ibiza del Norte
Cantabrians sue Ribamontán al Mar over alleged secrecy in the Ibiza del Norte project, demanding transparency on its environmental and community impact.
Jose Luis Martinez Almeida and Teresa Urquijo's Romantic Gesture Captivates Spain
Madrid's Mayor Jose Luis Martinez Almeida shares a heartwarming romantic gesture with Teresa Urquijo, captivating Spain and showcasing love's universal appeal.
PepsiCo Announces Closure of Multiple U.S. Bottling Plants, Impacting Hundreds of Workers
PepsiCo announces the closure of four U.S. bottling plants, impacting nearly 400 workers, amid criticism from unions and concerns over job losses.
Investigation into Alleged Abuse at Jesuit College in Barcelona
Barcelona judiciary launches investigation into alleged abuse at a prominent Jesuit college, following complaints from former students and their families.
Spanish Supreme Court Weighs In on Tenant Eviction Procedures: A New Twist for Expats and Landlords
Spanish Supreme Court deliberates on legality of landlords using public shaming signs for tenant eviction, impacting expats and rental market dynamics.
Ribadavia Aims to be the Town that Shines Brightest this Christmas with Ferrero Rocher Lights
Ribadavia enters the race to be crowned the brightest town this Christmas, competing for Ferrero Rocher lights to illuminate its historic streets.
Imma Amat Topall Advocates for Price Controls in Spain
Imma Amat Topall champions price controls in Spain to combat inflation, advocating for caps on essentials and stricter profit regulations.
Spain's Demographic Crisis: Challenges and Government Responses
Spain grapples with a demographic crisis, recording its lowest birth rates amid an aging population, prompting government measures including immigration reform and family policy enhancements to secure future economic and social stability.
Galician Influencers Unite for Gender Equality in the 4th Edition of #IgualdadFollowers
Galician influencers unite for the 4th #IgualdadFollowers campaign to promote gender equality, leveraging their reach for societal change starting Nov 25.
Balancing Personal and Professional Growth as a Mother in Spain: Navigating Autoexigencia
Expat mothers in Spain share strategies for balancing personal and professional growth amid societal pressures, emphasizing self-care and time management.
Urgent Call for Volunteers: Ourense Food Bank in Need of Support
Ourense Food Bank calls for urgent volunteer support as demand surges ahead of the holiday season, highlighting a nationwide appeal for solidarity.
Spain to Implement Stricter Regulations on Nicotine Pouches and Vaping Products
Spain's Health Ministry announces strict new regulations on nicotine pouches and vaping products to curb usage among youth, including dosage limits and restrictions on flavors.
Expats in Spain: The Rise of Real-Life Dating Events
In Santander, Spain, expats and locals are turning to real-life dating events like "Busco Novio, Amor de Vida Real" to forge genuine connections, moving away from the impersonal world of online dating.
Cantabrian Unions Unite to Demand Action Against Gender-Based Violence
Cantabrian unions rally for action against rising gender-based violence, marking International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women with significant turnout and demands for systemic change.
WhatsApp to Introduce Feature Allowing Users to Receive Desired Ads and Offers from Companies
WhatsApp is set to launch a new feature allowing users to select ads and offers they wish to receive, aiming to improve the experience for expats in Spain.
The Surge in Vacation Rentals: A New Era for Spanish Housing Market
Spain's housing market sees a shift as vacation rentals outnumber long-term options in cities like Valencia and Sevilla, raising concerns over affordability and community impact.
Personal Health Credentials Stolen in Spain: Investigation Underway
Personal health credentials stolen in Spain, compromising users' sensitive information on the "Meva Salut" platform. Investigation and enhanced security measures underway.
Special Edition of the Weeks of Science and Innovation in Canarias Draws Over 60 Entities
Over 60 entities joined the special edition of the Weeks of Science and Innovation in Canarias, showcasing a vibrant mix of science and innovation.
Enhanced Transparency and Citizen Participation in the Canary Islands Administration
The Canary Islands launch an initiative to boost transparency and citizen participation, aiming for more inclusive governance and aligning with EU guidelines.
Closing of the 'Cultura Expandida' Program: 'Roca Madre' as an Artistic Concept
'Roca Madre' shines as the finale of Spain's 'Cultura Expandida', blending art with nature to explore the foundational role of rock in our environment and culture.
Real Madrid’s Antonio Rüdiger Shows Heartfelt Gratitude to Fans After Defeat
Antonio Rüdiger stands out in gratitude to fans after Real Madrid's Champions League defeat, highlighting his dedication amidst the team's struggles.
The Importance of Proper Fruit Storage: A Guide for Expats in Spain
Discover essential tips for expats in Spain on keeping fruits fresh longer. Learn about proper storage, avoiding common mistakes, and the role of ethylene in fruit ripening.
Rising Concerns Over Sexual Assaults in Barcelona
Barcelona faces a surge in sexual assaults, with 624 cases treated in 2024, sparking widespread concern and calls for action to ensure public safety.
Strict Fines for Riverbed Cleaning Violations Introduced in Spain
Spain introduces hefty fines, up to €100,000, for riverbed cleaning violations to protect waterways and combat pollution, effective November 2024.
Sumar Announces Initiative to Create Commission for Concrete Proposals
Sumar launches a commission to tackle climate crisis and aid flood recovery in Spain, aiming for a resilient future with expert-led, actionable plans.
High Demand for Jobs at McDonald's in Almassora, Spain
McDonald's job fair in Almassora, Spain, draws 300 hopefuls for 31 positions, highlighting the local demand for service sector jobs and economic growth potential.
Severe Weather Wreaks Havoc in Malaga and Costa del Sol: Expats Advised to Exercise Caution
Severe storm hits Malaga and Costa del Sol, causing evacuations, school closures, and a tornado in Marbella. Residents urged to stay cautious.
Community Comes Together: Ayuntamiento Sends Aid to Those Affected by DANA in Saja-Besaya
In a display of unity, Saja-Besaya's Ayuntamiento aids DANA-affected residents with essentials, highlighting community solidarity and ongoing support in Cantabria, Spain.
Brimo Reinvents Itself Amidst Lack of Protests
Brimo, a Spanish town known for its political activism, sees a shift towards community engagement and local initiatives amid a decline in protests.
Cantabria Invests Over €8.4 Million in 2025 to Combat Forest Fires
Cantabria allocates over €8.4m in 2025 for a comprehensive forest fire strategy, aiming to bolster emergency response and environmental conservation.
Controversy Erupts as Manos Limpias Denounces AEMET Director Over 'Gota Fría' Handling
Manos Limpias files a complaint against AEMET's director for alleged negligence in the deadly 'gota fría' storm in Valencia, sparking debate on disaster preparedness.
China Criticizes PP's Tourism Policy While Publicly Supporting Buruaga's Budgets
China criticizes Spain's PP tourism policies while endorsing Cantabria's budgets, highlighting a nuanced stance on cooperation and economic exchange.
MotoGP Champion Jorge Martin Caught in Spanish TV Broadcast Dispute
Newly crowned MotoGP champion Jorge Martin embroiled in a TV dispute between "La Revuelta" and "El Hormiguero," highlighting Spanish TV's competitive nature.
Canary Islands Government Awards Geothermal Exploration Contracts to Six Companies
Canary Islands take a leap towards sustainable energy, awarding geothermal exploration contracts to six firms, aiming for a renewable future and reduced emissions.
Relocate Now Expands to Spain, Simplifying the Expat Experience
Portuguese startup Relocate Now expands to Spain, offering comprehensive expat services to simplify relocation and living abroad, led by experienced lawyer Sergi Garcés.
FC Barcelona No Longer Favored to Win the Copa del Rey
Real Madrid overtakes FC Barcelona as the favorite to win the Copa del Rey, with Barcelona's odds slipping amid a rebuilding phase.
Optimal Home Temperature for Heating: Guidelines from the World Health Organization
WHO advises keeping indoor heating between 18-21°C for health and efficiency, offering expats in Spain tips on energy-saving and optimal comfort this winter.
Provisional Release of Detainee in Granada Following Infant's Death Sparks Controversy
Detainee linked to infant's death in Granada granted provisional release, igniting debate on justice and compassion in the community.
Circuit of Scene Brings Performances to Municipalities Across Spain
The Circuit of Scene aims to democratize arts in Spain, bringing a diverse array of performances to municipalities with a focus on inclusivity and community engagement.
Charles Di Stefano: The New Hope for San Lorenzo
Charles Di Stefano emerges as San Lorenzo's new star, drawing comparisons to Maradona with his remarkable skill and potential to reshape Argentine football.
New Recycling Symbols on Packaging: What Expats in Spain Need to Know
Spain to introduce new recycling symbols on packaging by 2025, aiming to boost sustainability and ensure compliance among expats and businesses.
Concerns Over Deteriorating State of CEIP Menéndez Pelayo School in Santander
PSOE denounces severe disrepair at CEIP Menéndez Pelayo school in Santander, raising safety and educational concerns, demanding urgent action.
III Duatlón Cross de Cantabria to Kick Off the I Trofeo Astur-Cántabro
Astillero gears up for the III Duatlón Cross de Cantabria this December, launching the I Trofeo Astur-Cántabro to celebrate sporting excellence and regional camaraderie.
Controversy Erupts Over PP's Management of Public Company in Cantabria
Cantabria's public company Cantur, managed by the PP, faces scrutiny over allegations of mismanagement, lavish spending, and employee mistreatment.
Figueiredo Ferraz Institute Unveils New Exhibition by Monica Piloni
The Figueiredo Ferraz Institute in Brazil showcases Monica Piloni's art, redefining human form and challenging traditional views in a thought-provoking exhibition.
Drunk Driving Incident in Santander Leaves Passenger Injured
A passenger was seriously injured in Santander after a drunk driver crashed their car, sparking community calls for tougher DUI enforcement.
Shocking Case of Alleged Attempted Violation and Possible Murder Unfolds in Spain
Spain reels from a shocking case involving alleged attempted violation and possible murder, unraveling a suspect's dark past amid community outrage and a rigorous judicial probe.
Malaga CF Dominate but Fail to Defeat League Leaders in Thrilling Draw
Malaga CF's spirited display earns them a draw against Racing Santander in a goalless yet thrilling match at La Rosaleda.
Jana and Leo: A Heartwarming Tale of Friendship and Support in the Spotlight
Serena Page and Jana Craig share their journey of friendship, personal growth, and the challenges of being Black women in the spotlight at Beautycon 2024.
Tragic Road Accident in Menorca Claims Six Lives, Including Four Minors
Six killed, including four minors, in a tragic road accident in Menorca, highlighting urgent road safety concerns.
The Avocado Trick Taking TikTok by Storm: A Game-Changer for Expats in Spain
Discover the viral TikTok trick by "Frutero" that's revolutionizing how expats in Spain pick the perfect ripe avocado, making cooking and healthy eating easier.
Bonoloto Brings Joy to Galicia with Consecutive Big Wins
Galicia celebrates as Bonoloto lottery brings consecutive wins, sparking joy and economic optimism in the region.
Spanish Regional Leaders Gear Up for Crucial Conference and Urban Planning Initiatives
Spain's regional leaders to convene for a crucial conference on urban planning, aiming to foster collaboration and drive sustainable development across the autonomous communities.
Reopening of Los Tilos Access Routes on La Palma: A New Chapter for Nature Lovers and Locals
La Palma's Los Tilos forest, a biodiversity haven, set to welcome visitors again next year after closure for maintenance and safety improvements.
Hermigua Municipality Initiates Public Housing Project with Land Acquisition
Hermigua on La Gomera announces a public tender for land to build public housing, aiming to meet the growing demand for affordable living spaces.
The Importance of Integral Wellbeing for Diabetic Patients: Insights from Esther Mª Monzón
Esther Mª Monzón highlights the need for holistic care in diabetes management, emphasizing nutrition, psychological support, and lifestyle changes for better patient outcomes.
Canary Islands Grapple with Demographic and Migration Challenges: Local Solutions Proposed
Facing demographic and migration challenges, the Canary Islands propose measures to integrate migrants and address an aging population, amid a surge in arrivals.
Tragic Road Accident in Murcia Claims Lives of Two British Men
Two British men have died and several injured in a tragic road accident in Murcia, Spain, involving a speedboat suspected of drug trafficking.
Discover the Charm of Cantabria: A Scenic Drive Along the N-623
Embark on a scenic drive along Cantabria's N-623, a journey through breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and cultural gems in northern Spain.
Relocate Now Expands to Spain, Simplifying Expat Life
Portuguese startup Relocate Now expands to Spain, offering expats streamlined relocation services and a technology-driven approach to simplify living abroad.
Man Arrested for Transporting 17 Kilograms of Cocaine in Spain
Spanish authorities arrest a man for transporting 17kg of cocaine, marking a significant step in the nation's fight against drug trafficking.
Program 'Cine e Inmigración' Brings Critical Thinking on Migration to Santander Schools
Santander schools embrace 'Cine e Inmigración', a program fostering critical thinking and empathy on migration issues among students.
Beware: Cybercriminals Target Expats During Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Expats in Spain warned of increased cyber threats during Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. Essential tips offered to shop safely amidst phishing scams and fake websites.
Tragic Accident Claims Life of Paraglider in Almería, Spain
A tragic paragliding accident in Almería, Spain, claims a life, highlighting the risks of extreme sports and prompting a review of safety measures.
Superstorm Bert Brings Chaos to Spain: Expats Advised to Take Precautions
Superstorm Bert hits Spain with hurricane-force winds and torrential rains, particularly affecting the north. Expats urged to heed warnings and stay safe.
Criticism Mounts Over Lack of Dynamism in La Gomera's Calle Vueltas Commercial Zone
La Gomera's Calle Vueltas faces criticism for its declining vibrancy, with local group IXLG leading calls for revitalization to restore its historic commercial hub.
Spanish Law Bars Removal of Medal from Police Commissioner Accused of Murdering Ex-Partner
Spanish law prevents stripping a police commissioner accused of murdering his ex-partner of his medal, sparking outrage and debate over justice system flaws.
Palamós Unveils Plaque Honoring Ortega Monasterio, a Pioneer for Women's Rights
Palamós honors Ortega Monasterio, a women's rights pioneer, with a plaque, celebrating her legacy and inspiring future gender equality efforts.
New Victim Found in Aftermath of DANA Floods in Valencia
Authorities discover a new victim in the devastating DANA floods in Valencia, raising the death toll to 221, amidst public outcry and demands for accountability.
Patricios and Plebeians of Cuenca: Uncovering the Historical Roots of a Timeless Tradition
Exploring Cuenca's unique tradition, where the ancient distinction between patricios and plebeyos is celebrated, showcasing Spain's rich heritage.
Pablo Motos Reveals 'El Hormiguero' Team as Victims of Aggression
Pablo Motos, host of 'El Hormiguero,' reveals the show's team has faced aggression, sparking concern and support from fans and media.
Torrelavega Gears Up for Festive Season with Renewed Circus and Cabaret Shows
Torrelavega, Spain, is set to dazzle with circus and cabaret shows this festive season, offering a blend of acrobatics, music, and comedy for all.
Children to Star in the Lighting of Christmas Lights in Santander
Santander's Christmas lights to be lit by children this year, in a festive tradition at Arco de la Bahía on Dec 1, marking a season of community joy.
Arco de la Bahía Municipality Enhances Public Safety with New Local Police Officers
Arco de la Bahía boosts public safety by adding new police officers, aiming to improve community well-being and response times amidst recent challenges.
Inauguration of Expanded Bridge Over Arroyo Tejas Aims to Prevent Floods in Cantabria
Cantabria inaugurates expanded bridge over Arroyo Tejas, enhancing flood defenses and marking a leap in regional infrastructure resilience.
Thousands March in Santander Against Gender Violence on International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
Over 1,200 march in Santander to demand an end to gender violence, echoing global calls for action on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
Transportation Chaos in Cantabria Disrupts Business and Congresses
Transport chaos in Cantabria, Spain, disrupts business and conferences, with strikes and infrastructure issues causing significant economic impact.
La Palma Consolidates as an Educational Hub: The Isle of Beauty's Academic Excellence
La Palma emerges as a leading educational hub in the Canary Islands, boasting innovative programs and international acclaim for its academic excellence.
Tenerife Nurses' Demands to be Presented in Parliament
Nueva Canarias to present Tenerife nurses' demands in Parliament, addressing staffing, conditions, and funding issues in the Canary Islands' healthcare sector.
Mercadona's Latest Star Product: Affordable Fresh Laundry for Under 4 Euros
Mercadona introduces a game-changing laundry detergent for under €4, promising fresh, fragrant clothes at unbeatable value, becoming a staple in Spanish households.
Spain Takes Significant Step in Ecological Transition with New Solar Plant at Gando Air Base
Spain unveils a new 118MW solar plant at Gando Air Base, Canary Islands, marking a major leap in its ecological transition and renewable energy commitment.
Valverde Launches New Website to Boost Local Commerce
Valverde launches `ccvalverde` website to boost local commerce, offering a digital platform for SMEs to showcase their products and services, aiming to strengthen the community's economy.
Teachers in Spain Demand Fair and Dignified Pay After 16 Years of Waiting
Spanish teachers demand fair wages after 16 years, highlighting the struggle for dignified pay in the education sector amid ongoing negotiations.
New Platform Connects Mothers in Spain: Tinder for Moms Launches
"Tinder for Moms" launches in Spain, offering a revolutionary platform for mothers to connect, share experiences, and support each other in balancing family and work life.
Tragic Accident Claims Lives of Two AVE Workers in Palencia
Two workers on Spain's AVE rail project were killed in Palencia when their vehicle was struck by a train, sparking an investigation into safety protocols.
Economic Ways to Heat Your Home This Winter: OCU's Guide for Expats in Spain
OCU shares three cost-effective heating methods for expats in Spain, including optimizing heating systems, using layered insulation, and smart heating schedules, to cut winter bills.
A True 80s Afternoon Arrives in Santander: Limited Tickets Left
Step back into the vibrant 80s with Santander's nostalgic event, featuring iconic music, retro fashion, and limited tickets.
Women Having Children Later in Life: Genetic Advances Offer New Hope
Genetic advancements are offering hope for women choosing to have children later in life, reshaping family planning with technologies like PGD and NGS.
Historic Floods Devastate Spain: A Catastrophic Impact on Valencia and Beyond
Historic floods wreak havoc across Valencia, Castilla-La Mancha, and parts of Andalucia, with 51 dead in Valencia and widespread destruction.
Celebrating Christmas with the Traditional Zambomba in Spain
Experience the unique spirit of Spanish Christmas with the traditional zambomba in Estepona and beyond. Immerse in vibrant celebrations, festive markets, and the rhythmic beats of a cultural staple.
Former Catalunya Ràdio Director Saül Gordillo Convicted of Sexual Assault
Saül Gordillo, ex-director of Catalunya Ràdio, convicted of sexual assault, sentenced to a year in prison after a 2024 court ruling.
Controversy Erupts Over Corus Wind Farm Project in Cantabria
Podemos opposes the Corus wind farm in Cantabria, citing environmental, cultural, and social concerns, sparking a heated debate on sustainable development.
King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain Show Resilience and Empathy Amidst Flood Devastation
King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain visit flood-hit Paiporta, facing anger and gratitude. Their empathetic response highlights royal dedication amidst devastation.
Santander Music 2025: Franz Ferdinand, Carolina Durante, and More Set to Rock La Magdalena
Santander Music 2025 announces Franz Ferdinand and Carolina Durante among headliners for its August festival at La Magdalena, promising an unforgettable lineup.
Murcian Artist Kalon Bay Launches Charitable Initiative to Support Local Community
Murcian artist Kalon Bay launches a charitable initiative using his art to support local causes, aiming to tackle social issues in Murcia, Spain.
Dani Martín Set to Release Highly Anticipated Album "El Último Día de Nuestras Vidas" After Four-Year Hiatus
Dani Martín announces his return with "El Último Día de Nuestras Vidas," a poignant album after a four-year hiatus, set to release on November 29, 2024.
Hostelers in Cantabria Demand Regulation of Tourist Apartments, Campervan Areas, and Street Parties
Hostelers in Cantabria call for regulation of tourist apartments, campervan areas, and street parties to combat unfair competition and ensure a level playing field in the hospitality industry.
Santander Leads Comprehensive Relief Efforts for DANA Flood Victims in Spain
Banco Santander spearheads relief efforts with €2M donation and comprehensive support for victims of Spain's devastating DANA floods, including financial aid and emergency services.
International Experts Gather in Torrelavega for Outdoor Learning and Inclusive Education
Torrelavega, Spain, hosts a pivotal conference on outdoor learning and inclusive education, drawing global experts to share innovative strategies and insights.
Application Period Open for Subsidies for Daycare Centers and Infant Schools in the Bay of Biscay
Subsidies for daycare and infant schools in the Bay of Biscay now open, aiming to ease parental financial burden and boost early childhood education quality.
Pau Brunet, Known as Paupautista, Breaks Barriers with His Debut Book on Autism
11-year-old Pau Brunet, aka Paupautista, publishes "¡Soy la pera!", an illustrated book on living with autism, aiming to educate and inspire acceptance.
Contamination of Air Linked to Prolonged COVID-19 Symptoms in Spain
Study finds air pollution in Spain linked to prolonged COVID-19 symptoms, highlighting the impact of particulate matter on health and recovery.
New Housing Development Approved in Puerto Naos, La Palma
La Palma's Cabildo approves 21 new homes in Puerto Naos, aiming to boost local housing, economy, and tourism while preserving natural beauty.
Urgent Call for Comprehensive Agricultural Land Use Directives in Spain
Spain's ASG calls for urgent government action on comprehensive agricultural land use directives to standardize policies, promote sustainability, and boost economic growth in rural areas.
Spanish Socialist Party Proposes Measures to Prevent Price Gouging by Companies
Spanish Socialist Party proposes new measures to combat "shrinkflation," aiming to protect consumers by ensuring transparency in product pricing and quantities amidst rising inflation.
Canary Islands President Clavijo Calls for Negotiation on Migrant Minors
Canary Islands President urges dialogue with opposition on migrant minors, emphasizing the need for a unified approach to address the crisis.
Santander to Illuminate the Holiday Season with 33 Million Lights
Santander to dazzle with 33 million lights this holiday season, promising a spectacular display and festive activities for all.
Celebrating 40 Years of Music: Escenario Santander’s Milestone Anniversary
Escenario Santander marks its 40th anniversary, celebrating a legacy of diverse music and cultural impact in Spain's vibrant scene.
Five Emaciated Cows Rescued in Cantabria, Spain, and Fed by Local Community
In Cantabria, Spain, a community bands together to rescue and rehabilitate five severely malnourished cows, showcasing a powerful commitment to animal welfare.
Fire at Faculty of Medicine in Cantabria Leaves Several Injured
A fire at the University of Cantabria's Faculty of Medicine injures several, prompting an investigation into its cause, believed to be electrical.
Spanish Public Ranks Climate Change as Second Major Concern
Climate change emerges as a top concern for Spaniards, ranking just behind economic issues, as increasing climate-related events drive awareness and action.
Bathco BM Torrelavega Draws in Thrilling European Encounter
Bathco BM Torrelavega secures a draw in a gripping European handball match against RK Nexe, marking a significant point in their European campaign.
Emergency Response Training in Cantabria: Preparing for Liquefied Gas Leaks
Cantabria hosts crucial training for emergency services on liquefied gas leaks, enhancing preparedness and public safety in a proactive simulation.
CaixaResearch Announces Funding for Groundbreaking Health Research Projects in Spain and Portugal
"CaixaResearch funds 29 health projects in Spain and Portugal with €25.7m, focusing on diseases like malaria and cancer, showcasing international collaboration."
Torrelavega Proposes Implementation of Low Emission Zone from January 1
Torrelavega plans to launch a Low Emission Zone by 2025 to combat pollution and align with EU air quality directives, enhancing public health and sustainability.
Rising Concerns for Elderly Caregivers in Spain
Spain faces a growing challenge with its aging population, particularly the overlooked elderly caregivers suffering health deterioration, a study reveals.
Controversy Surrounds Corus Wind Farm Project in Cantabria, Spain
The proposed Corus wind farm in Cantabria, Spain, ignites debate over environmental and archaeological impacts, challenging the balance between renewable energy and heritage preservation.
Cantabrian Cheesemakers Shine at the World Cheese Awards 2024
Cantabrian cheesemakers win big at the World Cheese Awards 2024, highlighting the region's rich dairy traditions and world-class cheese production.
Teachers' Protest Gains Momentum in Spain: Over 2,000 Demonstrators Take to the Streets
Over 2,000 teachers in Spain protest against educational reforms, demanding better conditions and criticizing the government's proposal.
Warmer Than Usual: Cantabria Braces for Unseasonable Heat in Early December
Cantabria in northern Spain braces for an unusual warm start to December, raising questions about climate dynamics in the region.
Public Consultation Proposed for Regulating Public Parking in Cantabria
Cantabria authorities propose a public consultation to tackle parking woes, aiming for community-driven solutions to enhance urban mobility and sustainability.
Man Detained for Murdering Ex-Partner in Orihuela, Attempted to Burn the Body
Spanish man detained for the murder and attempted burning of ex-partner's body in Orihuela, highlighting domestic violence issues.
Spanish Researcher Fired from CSIC in Granada Over Violent Comment Towards Minor
CSIC in Granada fires researcher over violent comment towards a minor, highlighting Spain's commitment to ethical conduct and safety.
Rising Cancer Incidence and Drug Consumption: A Growing Concern in Spain
Spain faces a dual health challenge with rising cancer cases and drug consumption, signaling a need for urgent action and policy reforms to address these growing concerns.
Conservation Efforts in Cantabria: Local Fishermen Seek Support for Marine Inspection
Fishermen in Cantabria, Spain, call for support to inspect fish banks, aiming to protect marine ecosystems and ensure sustainable fishing.
Housing Crisis in Santander: Expats and Locals Struggle with Access to Affordable Housing
Santander faces a housing crisis, impacting both locals and expats with soaring prices and limited availability, prompting calls for urgent action.
Christmas Markets in the Catalan Regions: A Guide for Expats in Spain
Explore the vibrant Christmas markets across Catalonia with our guide for expats. From Barcelona to Girona, experience unique crafts, traditional cuisine, and festive activities from late November to January.
San Sebastián de La Gomera Prepares for 2025 Patronal Festivals
San Sebastián de La Gomera gears up for its vibrant Patronal Festivals in 2025, inviting community participation to celebrate rich cultural traditions.
The Importance of Outdoor Play for Children: A Global Perspective for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain are encouraged to embrace outdoor play for their children's development, highlighting its benefits for mental well-being and advocating for initiatives like Forest Schools for a holistic education.
Significant Labor Reforms and Changes in Spain: What Expats Need to Know
Spain's government announces major labor reforms, including a reduction in working hours to 37.5 per week from 2025, and new contract regulations aimed at increasing employment stability.
Spanish Police Dismantle Drug Smuggling Operation Using Ukrainian-Made Drones
Spanish police, in a major operation with Europol and Ukrainian and Polish agencies, have dismantled a drug network using drones to smuggle hashish from Morocco.
Spanish Scientists Uncover Ocean's Role in Cooling the Climate More Than Previously Thought
Spanish scientists discover oceans cool the climate more than thought, challenging models and highlighting the need for revised global climate predictions.
Woman Arrested for Hiring Friend to Murder Ex-Boyfriend for €700 in Spain
Spanish woman arrested for allegedly hiring a friend to murder her ex-boyfriend for €700, highlighting a disturbing trend of violent crimes fueled by personal vendettas.
Former Mayor of Castro Urdiales, Rufino Díaz, to Face Trial in 'Case of the Extra Salaries'
Former Mayor of Castro Urdiales, Rufino Díaz, to face trial over allegations of extra salary payments in a scandal shaking Cantabria's local governance.
Devastating Flash Flooding in Southeastern Spain: A Tragedy and Ongoing Recovery
Spain battles the aftermath of catastrophic flash floods in Valencia and Andalusia, with a death toll of 95 and rising, as the nation unites in recovery efforts.
Municipal Budget for 2025 Approved in Saja-Besaya with Sole Government Support
Saja-Besaya's 2025 municipal budget passes with only governing party support, highlighting political divides in the Cantabria region.
Fernandisco Returns to LOS40 Classic: A Nostalgic Reunion for Spanish Radio Fans
Iconic Spanish broadcaster Fernandisco returns to LOS40 Classic, reigniting nostalgia and excitement among fans with his engaging and energetic style.
Medieval Wine Fair in Almassora Attracts Enthusiasts with Local Wines
Almassora's Medieval Wine Fair dazzles with local wineries and a journey back in time, blending rich wine culture with historical festivities.
Black Friday 2024: Top Travel Deals for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain can look forward to exciting Black Friday travel deals for 2024, including up to 55% off hotels, cruises, and flights both locally and internationally.
Teachers Abandon Government Headquarters, Plan Lock-In at Educational Centers Starting Tuesday
Cantabria teachers escalate protests, planning lock-ins at schools from Tuesday to demand better conditions and funding, disrupting education.
Cantabria Aims to Become the Pizza Capital of Spain
Cantabria sets its sights on becoming Spain's pizza capital, showcasing unique local ingredients and culinary innovation in a bid to attract food enthusiasts.
Man Arrested in Linares, Spain, for the Death of a Two-Year-Old Child
In Linares, Spain, a man has been arrested for the death of his two-year-old child, sparking a community-wide call for enhanced child safety measures.
Hospital de Laredo Experiences Incidents Due to Ambulance Strike
Ambulance strike in Cantabria leads to risky patient transports by families, highlighting the strike's impact despite minimal worker participation.
Tragedy in Almería: Two Lives Lost in House Fire
A devastating house fire in Almería claims two lives, leaving the community in mourning and authorities investigating the tragic incident.
Platform for Democratic Memory in Aragón Faces Uncertain Future
A key entity dedicated to preserving Aragón's democratic memory faces potential dissolution, sparking concerns over historical justice and education.
Spain Struggles with High Smoking Rates Despite EU Goals
Spain faces challenges in reducing smoking rates, with only 60% of homes smoke-free, lagging behind EU's smoke-free goals despite alternatives showing success in Sweden and Czechia.
Huelga General en Ambulancias de Cantabria Desconvocada After Initial Disruptions
The indefinite strike by UGT in Cantabria's ambulance services has been called off after disruptions, following successful negotiations with DIAVIDA.
Concerning Rise in Cyberbullying Among School Students in Torrelavega
Torrelavega survey reveals 30% of students face cyberbullying, prompting city council and schools to launch awareness and prevention programs.
Madrid Welcomes Christmas with Spectacular Light Display
Madrid lights up the holiday season with nearly 12 million LEDs, transforming the city into a festive wonderland until Jan 6, 2025.
Spanish Union CCOO Demands Change in Public Health Management
Spain's CCOO union calls for urgent reform in public health management amid challenges highlighted by recent natural disasters and the Valencia floods.
New Waste Collection System Implemented in Mancomunidad del Nordeste
Mancomunidad del Nordeste in Gran Canaria launches a new waste collection system to boost recycling and reduce landfill waste, aiming for a sustainable future.
Free Workshops for Families to Learn Technology and Online Safety in Spain
Spain launches free workshops for families to learn technology and online safety, covering parental controls, avoiding online threats, and promoting healthy digital habits.
New Tourist Entry Rules in Spain: What Expats and Travelers Need to Know
Spain to enforce new tourist entry rules from Dec 2, 2024, impacting millions with stringent data requirements aimed at boosting security.
New Regulations for Electric Scooters in Spain: What Expats Need to Know
Spain introduces new electric scooter regulations, setting age limits, technical standards, and designated riding areas to ensure safety. Compliance and certification rules also updated.
PSOE Proposes Extensive Amendments to Canary Islands' 2025 Budget
PSOE proposes over €358m in amendments to Canary Islands' 2025 budget, focusing on healthcare, education, and economic growth to tackle societal challenges.
General Strike Continues in Solvay Logistics Amid New Mediation Efforts
Workers at Solvay in Spain continue their strike amid new mediation efforts, impacting global chemical supply chains and highlighting labor disputes.
Priest in Barcelona Arrested for Alleged Molestation of Minors
Barcelona priest arrested over allegations of molesting minors, sparking community outrage and calls for church accountability.
Beware of Apple ID Scams as Black Friday and Christmas Approach
As Black Friday and Christmas near, Apple ID users are warned of sophisticated phishing scams. Learn how to protect yourself from urgent "account suspension" alerts.
Gala del Ciclismo Cántabro Honors Outstanding Cyclists of the Season
The Gala del Ciclismo Cántabro 2024 celebrates Cantabria's top cyclists, showcasing the region's rich sporting culture and community spirit.
New Leadership at Valdecilla Hospital: A Step Towards Enhanced Healthcare in Cantabria
Valdecilla Hospital in Cantabria, Spain, gears up for enhanced healthcare with a new manager starting next Monday, aiming to improve services post-pandemic.
Tragic Toll of Domestic Violence: 74 Women Killed in Spain in 2023 Had Children
In Spain, a tragic report reveals 74 women killed in domestic violence incidents in 2023 were mothers, leaving 123 children motherless and highlighting the urgent need for action.
Medieval Magic Descends Upon Almassora: The Fira de Sant Andreu
Step back in time at Almassora's Fira de Sant Andreu, a medieval fair from Nov 29-Dec 1, 2024, with artisan stalls, falconry, and traditional cuisine.
Alert Issued for Listeria Monocytogenes in Various Spanish Meat Products
Spain's AESAAN issues urgent alert for Listeria in meats, urging consumers to check labels and avoid affected products to prevent health risks.
Health Insurance Premium Hike to Impact Millions of Spaniards
Spain's government announces an 8% health insurance premium tax hike, impacting over 12.4 million policyholders and potentially straining the public health system.
New Cases of Rare Syndrome Detected in Navarra, Spain
Navarra, Spain reports 11 new cases of a rare syndrome affecting children, highlighting the region's proactive approach to rare medical conditions.
Real Sociedad Stuns Barcelona, Ending Seven-Match Winning Streak
Real Sociedad ends Barcelona's seven-match winning streak with a 1-0 victory, marking a significant upset in LaLiga's season dynamics.
Significant Advances in HIV Research and Treatment: A New Era of Hope
As World AIDS Day 2024 approaches, optimism grows with significant advances in HIV research, including a promising vaccine by Gilead Sciences and improved care for migrants in the EU/EEA.
Santander Approves Ambitious Renovation Plan for Calle Alcázar de Toledo
Santander's City Council to approve a major renovation of Calle Alcázar de Toledo, enhancing urban aesthetics and sustainability.
Cantabria Approves 2025 Budget Amidst Political Tensions
Cantabria's government approves its 2025 budget amidst political tensions, with significant investments in infrastructure, healthcare, and environmental projects.
Ayuntamiento Organizes Exclusive Women's Self-Care Workshops in Cantabria
Cantabria's Ayuntamiento launches women-exclusive self-care workshops, led by expert Cristina Bustillo, to empower and improve women's health and well-being.
Suradas Return to Cantabria: Understanding the Unique Weather Phenomenon
Cantabria faces the return of "suradas," intense localized storms with strong winds and heavy rainfall, impacting life and prompting calls for preparedness.
PSOE Cantabria Faces Leadership Divide and Uncertainty Ahead of Federal Congress
PSOE Cantabria faces a leadership crisis and uncertainty as it heads into the Federal Congress, with internal divisions threatening its unity and regional influence.
Spanish Medical Community Emphasizes Training to Address Physician Suffering
Spain's medical community launches training to help doctors cope with stress and burnout, aiming to improve healthcare quality and support physician well-being.
Community Rallies Together: Café Artes to Host Art Exhibition for DANA Victims
Café Artes in Valencia hosts an art exhibition to support DANA victims, showcasing local talent and raising funds for recovery efforts.
Revolutionizing Treatment of Eating Disorders with AI in Spain
Spain pioneers in using AI to revolutionize eating disorder treatment, offering personalized care and bridging service gaps in mental health.
Mysterious 'Werewolf Syndrome' Affects Infants in Spain
Several infants in Spain diagnosed with rare 'werewolf syndrome', sparking medical probe and public intrigue over the condition's sudden emergence.
Tragic Incident in Pasaia, Gipuzkoa: Woman Found Assassinated
A woman was found assassinated in Pasaia, Gipuzkoa, sparking a major investigation and community shock. Authorities probe the tragic incident, seeking justice.
Santander Allocates €190,000 for Emergency Vehicle Renovation in 2025 Budget
Santander commits €190,000 in its 2025 budget for emergency vehicle renovation, enhancing public safety and response capabilities.
Alzheimer Patients and Families in Catarroja Struggle Amidst 'Gota Fría' Devastation
Catarroja community rallies as 'gota fría' storms impact Alzheimer's patients, closing vital day care centers and straining families.
Torrelavega's Parque de las Tablas to Host a New Guided Walkway
Torrelavega's Parque de las Tablas to be revitalized with a new guided walkway, aiming to enrich visitor experience with educational and interactive elements.
Spanish Construction Embraces Digitalization for Sustainability
Spain's construction sector leaps towards sustainability, adopting digital technologies like AI and digital twins to align with EU's decarbonization goals and enhance efficiency.
Spanish Government Announces Extensive Measures to Aid DANA-Affected Areas and Boost Economic Growth
Spain unveils a €10.6bn aid package for DANA-hit areas, boosting economic growth with a focus on startups and digital infrastructure, while ending the golden visa scheme.
Staying Safe on Cyber Monday: Tips for Expats in Spain to Avoid Online Scams
Expats in Spain are urged to stay vigilant against online scams this Cyber Monday, with tips on avoiding phishing, fake sites, and ensuring safe shopping.
The Power of Humor in Parenting: Building Stronger Relationships with Your Children
In Spain, families are embracing humor to strengthen bonds with their children, finding it reduces stress and enhances communication.
Valencia's Albufera Park Faces Uncertain Future After Devastating Floods
Valencia's Albufera Park, a key natural reserve, faces a precarious future after catastrophic floods, highlighting the urgent need for protective measures.
High-Ranking Government Official Attends International Anti-Abortion Summit, Sparking Controversy in Spain
A high-ranking official from Spain's People's Party sparks controversy by attending an anti-abortion summit, igniting debate over reproductive rights.
Recall of Medical Dressings Due to Potential Infection Risk in Spain
Spain recalls medical dressings over infection risks due to packaging defects. Immediate action urged for healthcare providers and patients.
Flood Relief Efforts in Valencia: Community Solidarity and Corporate Support
Valencia's community and corporations unite in flood relief, showcasing solidarity with extensive support efforts, including food, hygiene donations, and a €2m Inditex donation.
Woman Injured in Electric Scooter Accident in Santander
A 33-year-old woman was injured in Santander, Spain, after her electric scooter collided with a car, highlighting concerns over the safety of such vehicles.
Cantabria Parliament Moves Forward with Teacher Authority Law Amid Ongoing Educator Conflict
Cantabria's Parliament advances a Teacher Authority Law amid educator disputes, signaling a pivotal move in educational reform efforts for 2025.
Spain to Repeal Law Restricting Organ Donation from Certain Individuals
Spain to repeal restrictive organ donation law, broadening eligibility and potentially saving more lives by aligning with progressive international standards.
Arrests in Santander Highlight Ongoing Struggle Against Gender Violence
Several men arrested in Santander, Spain, for gender violence, carrying a knife and indicating a broader issue of violence against women.
Shocking Sentence in Cantabria: Man Imprisoned for Sexual Assault and Causing Injuries
In a landmark case in Cantabria, Spain, a man receives a hefty prison sentence for sexually assaulting and injuring a woman, highlighting the severity of such crimes under Spanish law.
Half of Patients in Need of Palliative Care Do Not Receive It in Spain
Study reveals half of Spain's patients needing palliative care miss out, sparking calls for urgent healthcare reforms and better end-of-life support.
Hemorrhagic Disease Outbreak in Cantabria: 133 New Human Cases and 46 Animal Deaths Reported
Cantabria faces a severe hemorrhagic disease outbreak, with 133 human cases and 46 animal deaths reported, prompting a robust public health response.
Lola Índigo's Bernabéu Concert in Limbo Amid Real Madrid and Local Residents Dispute
Lola Índigo's Bernabéu concert faces uncertainty amid a dispute over noise levels between Real Madrid and local residents, leaving fans anxious.
Historic Comillas Seminar Restores Ancient Library Doors
Comillas seminar restores ancient library doors, highlighting the town's dedication to preserving its rich cultural heritage and historical landmarks.
Sogarca Evaluates Collaboration Proposals from Elkargi and Afín Amid Government Support for Iberaval Absorption
Sogarca reviews collaboration proposals from Elkargi and Afín as Spain supports Iberaval's absorption, signaling major shifts in the financial sector.
Severe Floods Hit Malaga and Costa del Sol, Causing Widespread Disruption
Severe floods wreak havoc in Malaga and Costa del Sol, prompting evacuations and widespread disruption as a red-level storm lashes southern Spain.
Dramatic Late Goal Denies Gimnástica de Torrelavega Victory Against Real Valladolid
In a heart-stopping match at Estadio El Malecón, Gimnástica de Torrelavega's draw hopes were dashed by a dramatic late goal from Real Valladolid.
Why Children in Spain Are Increasingly Vulnerable to Committing Crimes: An Expert's Insight
Children in Spain are increasingly prone to crime, driven by economic instability, social media influence, and lack of support, reveals a criminologist's analysis.
New RTVE Council Takes Office in Spanish Congress
RTVE's new council, led by Elena Sánchez Caballero, takes office, promising innovation and transparency for Spain's public broadcaster amidst global media challenges.
Renovation of Mercado de la Esperanza in Santander Now Complete
Santander's Mercado de la Esperanza reopens after a major renovation, enhancing its sustainability and shopping experience, promising a positive impact on the local community.
Gala Solidaria in Support of La Fondona at Sala Bretón
Join the "Una Navidad para Todos" gala at Sala Bretón, Astillero on Dec 15, 2024, to support La Fondona's community projects. Tickets at 5 euros.
Integrating Athletics into Spanish Schools: A Path to Holistic Development
Spanish schools embrace athletics for holistic development, backed by the COE's "Todos Olímpicos" campaign, promoting Olympic values and life skills among students.
90% of Solvay Logistics Staff Join Indefinite General Strike in Cantabria
In a major labor movement, 90% of Solvay's logistics staff in Cantabria join an indefinite strike over labor conditions, signaling strong union solidarity.
Cantabria Maintains Annual Ban on Catching Cuttlefish and Cachón
Cantabria extends its annual ban on cuttlefish and cachón fishing from May 15-Aug 15, aiming to protect marine life and support sustainable fisheries.
Cantur Workers to Protest Against Privatization of High-Altitude Services on December 21
Cantur workers in Cantabria, Spain, plan a protest on Dec 21 against the privatization of high-altitude services, fearing job loss and service decline.
Significant Changes in Road Mobility for 2025: What Expats in Spain Need to Know
Spain is set to revolutionize its road mobility in 2025 with a new EV subsidy programme, enhanced public transport, and sustainable initiatives, aiming for efficiency and sustainability.
Navigating Digital Family Dynamics: How Expats in Spain Can Resolve Conflicts in the Age of Technology
Expat families in Spain face unique challenges in the digital age, from screen time disputes to maintaining transnational ties. Learn how to navigate these conflicts with insights from the Gottman Institute.
Teachers in Cantabria Mobilize for Salary Adjustment Campaign
Teachers in Cantabria, Spain, stage a night lockdown at 15 schools to demand fair salaries, reflecting a broader national movement for educator compensation.
Rise in Suicidal Behavior Among Young People: A Growing Concern in Spain and Globally
Suicidal behavior among young people surges globally, with Spain facing a critical mental health crisis. OECD data shows a troubling rise, urging immediate action.
Standstill Brings Dynamic Performance to Santander Stage
Acclaimed group Standstill set to electrify Santander with a unique blend of music, dance, and visual arts, marking a high point in the city's cultural calendar.
Excitement Builds as Local Team Aims to Advance in Tournament
Cantabria's local football team is set to face a tough opponent in a bid to advance in a major tournament, sparking widespread excitement and community support.
Tobacco Consumption Declines in Spain, Alcohol Use Stabilizes
Spain sees a decline in tobacco use and stabilization in alcohol consumption, signaling a positive shift in public health trends and efforts.
Rising Concerns Over Screen Time and Mental Health Among Teenagers
Rising concerns over the impact of screen time on teenagers' mental health, with studies linking prolonged use to increased anxiety and depression rates.
Tunnel de la Hoz in Cantabria to Face Nighttime Closures
Nighttime closures of Tunnel de la Hoz in Cantabria start in December for maintenance, impacting holiday season traffic. Plan routes in advance.
Three Decades of Child Protection: ANAR Foundation's Comprehensive Report
ANAR Foundation's report reveals three decades of child protection efforts in Spain, highlighting increased helpline calls and the need for digital expansion.
33rd Concurso de Escaparates in Torrelavega: A Celebration of Local Commerce
Torrelavega gears up for the 33rd Concurso de Escaparates, celebrating local commerce with innovative displays and €4,800 in prizes.
New Employment Workshop Kicks Off in Cantabria to Tackle Long-Term Unemployment
Cantabria launches the XII Employment Workshop to combat long-term unemployment, offering training and job placement for 15 individuals.
The Evolution of Mobile Screens: Expert Insights for a Healthier Digital Life in Spain
Experts in Spain release 16 actionable recommendations for healthier screen use amid rising concerns over digital wellbeing, offering practical advice for all ages.
Upcoming Conference in Magdalena to Tackle Key National Issues
Spain's regional presidents to tackle key national issues, including autonomous financing and migration, at a pivotal conference in Magdalena, Santander, in December 2024.
Public Support Grows for Expanding Smoking Ban to Terraces and Parks in Spain
Spain sees growing public support for extending smoking bans to terraces and parks amid health concerns and a decline in tobacco consumption.
Experts Advise Zero Screen Time for Young Children: A Growing Concern for Parents in Spain
Health experts urge zero screen time for young children, highlighting global concerns over mental health and academic performance.
Concerns Over Rising Suicide Rates in Spain: Experts Weigh In
Spain grapples with a sharp rise in suicide rates, prompting urgent calls for enhanced mental health support and early intervention.
The Hidden Impact of School and Family Stress on Digestive Health in Spanish Youth
Exploring the link between stress from school and family and the rise in digestive issues among Spanish youth, highlighting the need for a holistic well-being approach.
The Pressing Concerns of Parenting in the Digital Age: Navigating Online Safety and Social Pressures
Parents face the challenge of navigating online safety and social pressures in the digital age, with a call for EU action on child safety and the need for better support systems.
A Powerful Spanish Rival to Wrinkles: Innovative Skincare Ingredients
Discover the Spanish skincare revolution with urea, alfabisabolol, and panthenol leading the charge in the fight against wrinkles and dry skin.
The Orgasmic Gap: Understanding and Overcoming the Challenges Faced by Women
Exploring the "orgasmic gap" between men and women, Andrea Aguilar's insights and research highlight the challenges and solutions for achieving female pleasure.
Young Professional Secures Prestigious Scholarship to Live and Study in a Madrid Hotel
A young hospitality manager wins a scholarship for a Master’s in Madrid, living in a hotel to gain unparalleled industry insight.
Cyber Scammers Target Expats and Locals in Spain with Fake Electricity Bills
Cyber scammers in Spain target expats and locals with fake electricity bills, causing significant financial losses. Learn how to protect yourself.
Spotify Wrapped 2024: Your Year in Music Revealed
Spotify Wrapped 2024 unveils a personalized musical journey with top tracks and artists, introducing AI-powered features for an engaging recap.
Significant Support for Cantabrian Households: Ingreso Mínimo Vital Rolls Out in November
Spain extends Ingreso Mínimo Vital to 6,451 Cantabrian households in November, boosting economic stability and support for vulnerable families.
Santander Foodie 24 Returns: A Celebration of Cantabria's Culinary Excellence
Santander gears up for "Foodie 24," a culinary fest celebrating Cantabria's rich gastronomy on Dec 7-8, with local delicacies, top chefs, and workshops.
Spain to Implement New Taxes on Vaping Products in 2025
Spain plans to tax vaping products from 2025 to curb their rising popularity among the youth, with fees up to 0.20 euros per milliliter based on nicotine content.
Expats in Spain: Torrelavega Opens Urban Garden Initiative for Residents
Torrelavega, Spain, launches an urban garden initiative to boost community engagement and sustainability, inviting residents and expats to apply by December 24, 2024.
Canarias Launches Urgent Campaign to Tackle Rising Cases of Sexually Transmitted Infections
Canarias launches an urgent campaign to tackle rising STIs, focusing on prevention, awareness, and eliminating social stigma, targeting high-risk groups.
Camargo Opens Application Period for €300 Birth and Adoption Grants
Camargo announces €300 grants for new births and adoptions, supporting families in the Cantabrian region with applications now open.
Ongoing Strike at Katoen Natie in Cantabria: Workers Demand Fair Treatment and Better Conditions
Workers at Katoen Natie in Cantabria strike indefinitely, demanding fair treatment and better conditions amidst stalled negotiations.
New Travel Rules in Spain: What Expats and Tourists Need to Know
Spain introduces stringent travel rules affecting tourists and expats from Dec 2, 2024, including detailed personal data collection to enhance security.
Calls for Compliance on Disuasive Parking in Santander
Santander residents urge city council to implement promised disuasive parking to cut vehicle use and boost public transport.
Racing Santander Advances to the Third Round of the Copa del Rey After Victory Over Sporting Gijón
Racing Santander advances to the Copa del Rey's third round after a tight victory over Sporting Gijón, showcasing resilience and strategic play.
Corporate Governance Dispute Erupts at Spanish Pharmaceutical Company
Activist investors, led by Mason Capital, challenge a Spanish pharmaceutical firm's governance, demanding transparency and changes in a move reflecting broader corporate governance trends.
Fatal Shooting in Carballo Bar Leaves Community in Shock
Carballo, Spain, in shock after a fatal shooting in a local bar leaves one dead and the community reeling, with police on the hunt for the scooter-riding assailants.
Arctic Air Mass to Bring Chilly Weather to the Iberian Peninsula
Spain braces for a wintry chill as an Arctic air mass is set to lower temperatures across the Iberian Peninsula, affecting cities and rural areas alike.
Homage to Rural Cantabria: Mercado Inaugurates Nativity Scene Route
Santander celebrates rural Cantabria's heritage with a festive nativity scene route at Mercado de Santander, showcasing local traditions and community spirit.
Christmas Celebrations in Spain: A Blend of Tradition, Culture, and Solidarity
Spain embraces the festive season with a blend of traditions, cultural events, and acts of solidarity, offering expats a unique Christmas experience.
IV Rastro Infantil Navideño to Bring Joy and Solidarity to Astillero
Astillero's IV Rastro Infantil Navideño promises festive fun and charity on Dec 15, supporting local initiative Colectivo La Fondona.
Former Cantabrian Politician Faces Significant Prison Time and Inhabilitation for Embezzlement
In a major corruption case in Cantabria, Spain, a former politician faces 8 years in prison and another key figure 29 years of disqualification for embezzlement.
Expats in Madrid: Community, Culture, and Healthcare Insights
Madrid emerges as a vibrant hub for expats, offering a blend of community, culture, and healthcare, with diverse opportunities for connection and exploration.
Spanish Property Market Forecast for 2025: What Expats Need to Know
Spanish property market in 2025: Experts predict continued price rises amid high demand and supply shortages, with regional variations and government efforts to control rental prices.
Court Orders Gullón to Pay for Unpaid Leave Due to Illness, Death, and Marriage
In a landmark ruling, Gullón must pay employees for unpaid leave due to illness, death, and marriage, setting a new precedent for labor rights in Spain.
Alert Expanded for Listeria Monocytogenes in Meat Products in Spain
Spain's AESAN expands alert on Listeria in meat, urging rigorous safety measures amid rising listeriosis cases in Europe.
New Parking Facility in the Heart of Santander: A Boost for Local Residents and Visitors
Santander launches a new 52-space parking facility in Calle Aurelio Díez Renedo, aiming to ease parking woes and boost local economy and tourism.
Barcelona's Housing Crisis: The Loophole in Short-Term Leases
Barcelona faces a housing crisis as landlords exploit a loophole in short-term leases, bypassing price caps and impacting affordability and stability for residents.
Spain to Implement Low Emission Zones: A Step Towards a Greener Future
Spain is set to introduce Low Emission Zones in cities like Palma, aiming for cleaner air and reduced traffic, with only eco-friendly vehicles allowed from 2030.
The Struggle of the Pyrenees: How Mass Tourism is Displacing Local Communities
Mass tourism in the Pyrenees is displacing local communities, with rising housing costs and environmental concerns sparking a call for sustainable practices.
Spanish Volunteers Make a Significant Impact in 2024
In 2024, Spanish volunteers made remarkable contributions, from aiding flood victims in Valencia to engaging in global volunteer programs, showcasing the enduring spirit of community and solidarity.
Santander Ignites the Christmas Spirit: A Festive Program for All
Santander transforms into a winter wonderland this December, with vibrant markets, cultural events, and family activities to ignite the festive spirit.
69-Year-Old Woman Arrested for Allegedly Killing Her Partner in El Vendrell, Tarragona
In El Vendrell, Tarragona, a 69-year-old woman has been arrested for the alleged murder of her partner, shocking the usually peaceful town.
Spain's Dominant Year in Football: A Year of Unprecedented Success
Spain revels in a historic year of football, clinching the UEFA Champions League, Euro 2024, and sweeping individual awards, including the Ballon d'Or.
Free Afternoons in Santander This Christmas
Santander announces free festive afternoons from Dec 6-Jan 6, with Christmas markets, cultural events, and family activities to celebrate the season.
Spanish Actor José de la Torre Passes Away at 37, Leaving a Lasting Legacy
Spanish actor José de la Torre, celebrated for his roles in *Toy Boy* and *Vis a Vis: El Oasis*, has passed away at 37, leaving behind a profound legacy.
Oscar Freire Appointed as Spain's New National Cycling Coach
Oscar Freire, three-time World Champion, takes the reins as Spain's new national cycling coach, aiming to lead the team to international success.
Tirolina Doble Salto Over the Gandara River: A New Adventure Awaits in Cantabria
Cantabria's Gandara River to feature the "Tirolina Doble Salto" zip line, promising thrilling views and boosting local tourism and economy.
Severe Weather Alert: Northern and Eastern Spain Braces for Adverse Conditions
Northern and Eastern Spain brace for severe weather from Dec 7-10, with AEMET issuing orange alerts for snowstorms, strong winds, and rough seas, impacting travel and daily life.
Rafael Nadal's Eternal Legacy: A Tribute from Carlos Alcaraz and the Tennis World
Tennis legend Rafael Nadal bids an emotional farewell, leaving an eternal legacy celebrated by Carlos Alcaraz and the tennis world in Malaga, Spain.
Spanish Constitution Day Marred by Political Tensions
Spain's Constitution Day celebrations on December 6, 2024, were marked by political tensions, as the President of the Parliament criticized the government, overshadowing traditional ceremonies and reflections on the country's democratic journey since 1978.
Los Angeles Fashion Executives Sentenced for Money Laundering Scheme
Los Angeles fashion executives sentenced for laundering money for drug cartels, highlighting a crackdown on financial crimes linked to international operations.
Spanish Teachers Union STEC Planta Demands Fair Treatment and Clear Proposals for Wage Adjustments
STEC Planta, a Spanish teachers union, demands fair wage adjustments and transparency, highlighting the broader struggle for respect in the education sector.
Spanish Politics Heats Up: Zuloaga Sets Sights on 2027 Elections
Mikel Zuloaga takes the helm of the Basque Nationalist Party, eyeing a major shift in Spanish politics for the 2027 elections with a focus on unity and strategic alliances.
Santander to Bid on €251 Million Annual Cleaning Service Contract
Banco Santander enters the race for a €251m annual cleaning service contract, showcasing its diverse interests and strategic engagements beyond banking.
Spain's Public Transport Success: The Power of Affordable Fares
Spain's public transport sees a surge in usage thanks to affordable fares, setting a global example for boosting ridership and sustainability.
Spanish Politics Under Scrutiny: Joaquín Urias and the Lawfare Debate
Joaquín Urias ignites debate on "lawfare" in Spanish politics, questioning its impact on democracy and the PSOE's unity amid Spain's challenges.
Coffee Consumption Linked to Healthier, Longer Life: New Study Reveals Significant Benefits
New study in *Ageing Research Reviews* finds moderate coffee consumption may extend healthy lifespan by 1.8 years, highlighting benefits for cognitive functions and protection against age-related diseases.
Requejada to Install Electric Vehicle Charging Point
Requejada announces a new electric vehicle charging point, marking a significant step towards sustainable transportation in Cantabria, Spain.
Understanding the Spanish Christmas Lottery and Its Tax Implications for Expats
Expats in Spain face tax implications when participating in the beloved "Lotería de Navidad," a tradition dating back to 1771 with prizes taxed over 40,000 euros.
Tragic Road Accidents in Spain: Understanding the Risks and Causes
Exploring the dangers on Spain's roads: A study reveals the most hazardous motorways and the common causes behind accidents, urging expats and locals to stay vigilant.
Mercadona's Festive Fragrances: Perfect Gifts for Christmas
Mercadona's festive range offers elegant, affordable perfumes perfect for Christmas gifts, alongside traditional Spanish treats for the holiday season.
Alfoz de Lloredo Gears Up for a Festive and Commemorative Christmas Season
Alfoz de Lloredo in Cantabria, Spain, prepares for a festive Christmas with events honoring DANA victims, contests, and community activities for all ages.
Severe Weather Hits Cantabria: Emergency Services Overwhelmed
Cantabria faces severe weather chaos, with emergency services stretched by snow, winds, and floods. Over 140 incidents reported as the region battles to recover.
Temperatures to Plummet Across Cantabria: A Chilly Weekend Ahead for Expats in Spain
Expats in Cantabria, Spain, face a chilly shift with temperatures set to plummet, marking winter's onset in the region. Expect a cold, rainy weekend ahead.
Heartbreaking Drama: Mothers Abandon Children Thousands of Kilometers Away
In a series of heart-wrenching events, several mothers in Spain have abandoned their children, sparking outrage and a community call to action.
Spectacular Point with a Bitter Taste: Cantabria's Recent Sports Drama
Cantabria's sports scene faces a mix of excitement and disappointment as a local team's near-victory leaves fans and players reflecting on what could have been.
Galician Researchers Utilize Mathematics to Aid Diabetics
Galician researchers are pioneering the use of mathematical models to revolutionize diabetes care, offering hope for personalized treatment plans.
Relieving Back Pain During Lactation: Essential Exercises and Tips for New Mothers in Spain
New mothers in Spain find relief from lactation-related back pain with targeted exercises and tips, improving their breastfeeding experience.
Torrelavega Ice Rink Opens for the Holiday Season
Torrelavega's "Grillo Navidad" ice rink opens, offering festive fun for all ages in the heart of Cantabria, complete with themed nights and cultural events.
Racing de Santander to Face Celta Vigo in Copa del Rey at El Sardinero
Racing de Santander set to host Celta Vigo in a thrilling Copa del Rey clash at El Sardinero, promising an electric atmosphere and intense competition.
Rise of Insulting and Discriminatory Content on Spanish Social Media: RTVE's Response
RTVE condemns the surge in fatphobic and misogynistic content on Spanish social media, calling for action to create safer digital spaces.
Spain Implements Radical Measures to Limit Children’s Exposure to Digital Devices
Spain takes bold steps to curb children's digital device use, banning screens for under-threes and advocating "dumb phones" for 6-16-year-olds to protect mental health and wellbeing.
Spanish Talent Shines: Karla Sofía Gascón and Javier Bardem Nominated for Golden Globes
Spanish stars Karla Sofía Gascón and Javier Bardem shine with Golden Globe nominations, marking a significant moment for Spain in the global film scene.
II Alubiada Solidaria: A Heartwarming Initiative in Favor of the Food Bank
Join the II Alubiada Solidaria this Saturday in Arco de la Bahía to support the local Food Bank, a community effort to ensure no one goes without essentials.
Ayuntamiento of Santander Initiates Sanction Proceedings and Contract Resolution for Parks and Gardens
Santander's City Council initiates sanction proceedings and moves to resolve the contract with the parks and gardens contractor amid public dissatisfaction.
Improved Pedestrian Safety in Trasmiera: New Crosswalks and Traffic Lights Installed
Trasmiera enhances pedestrian safety with new elevated crosswalks and traffic lights, aiming to reduce accidents and improve traffic flow in Cantabria.
Government to Analyze and Improve Public Utility Mountains in Cantabria
Cantabria's government to enhance Public Utility Mountains, aiming for better management and conservation, benefiting local communities and environment.
New Initiatives and Grants to Support Pet Adoption in Spain and Beyond
New initiatives and grants aim to support pet adoption in Spain and beyond, offering financial assistance and promoting the adoption of older pets and those in need.
Severe Weather Hits Cantabria, Leaving Over 200 Incidents in Its Wake
Intense storm wreaks havoc in Cantabria, Spain, with over 200 incidents reported, affecting infrastructure and prompting a robust emergency response.
Barcelona’s Tramway Revolution: Alstom’s APS Technology Enhances Urban Mobility
Barcelona launches a tramway extension with Alstom's APS technology, marking Spain's first catenary-free tram system, enhancing urban mobility and sustainability.
Choosing the Ideal Air Conditioner for Your Home in Spain: A Guide for Expats
Navigating the myriad of air conditioning options in Spain's warming climate, this guide helps expats choose the right system for comfort and savings.
Political Maneuvering Saves Pascual from Second Censure in Less Than a Year
In a dramatic twist, Pascual dodges second censure in less than a year with help from Vox and Cristóbal Palacio, highlighting deep political divides in Cantabria.
Government Considers Charging Madrid Surfer Rescued in Suances During Orange Alert
Cantabria mulls charging a Madrid surfer rescued amid an orange alert in Suances, sparking debate on personal responsibility and public safety costs.
Aragon Revives Democratic Memory Law
Aragon reinstates its Law of Democratic Memory, aiming to heal wounds from the Spanish Civil War and Francoist dictatorship through victim recognition and education.
Teachers’ Salary Adjustment Blocked from 2025 Budget in Cantabria
Cantabria's 2025 budget will not include a salary adjustment for teachers, after opposition from PP, Vox, and Cristóbal Palacio thwarted the PSOE's proposal.
Rising Costs of Iberian Ham: What Expats in Spain Need to Know
Expats in Spain face soaring prices for the cherished Iberian ham due to strict breeding, feeding, and maturation processes. Learn what drives these increases and how to still enjoy this delicacy.
Carrefour Removes Teddy Bears from Shelves in Response to Consumer Backlash
Carrefour pulls teddy bears from shelves after backlash over misleading marketing, highlighting consumer demand for transparency and ethical practices.
Spain's Healthcare System Under Scrutiny: PSOE Considers Legal Action Over Waiting Lists
PSOE considers legal action over Spain's healthcare crisis, with waiting lists and staff shortages at the heart of public dissatisfaction and political concern.
New Immigration Reforms in Spain: A New Era for Expats and Migrants
Spain's new immigration reforms set to benefit expats and migrants with simplified residency, enhanced labor protections, and family reunification from May 2025.
New Data Collection Law in Spain: What Expats and Tourists Need to Know
Spain's new data collection law for tourists and expats raises privacy concerns, mandating extensive personal information sharing. Critics fear it may impact the visitor experience.
ChatGPT Speaks Cantabrian: A New Milestone in Language Preservation
ChatGPT now speaks Cantabrian, marking a significant leap in language preservation efforts, thanks to a collaboration between linguists, AI experts, and locals.
Severe Weather Alerts Grip Northern and Eastern Spain
Northern and eastern Spain face severe weather disruptions, with red alerts for heavy snowfall and warnings for strong winds and flooding.
Heartwarming Tale of a Son's Quest for Help: A Story of Family and Community in Spain
In Spain, a son's heartfelt plea to the Three Wise Men for his ailing father sparks a community-wide outpouring of support, embodying the spirit of giving.
Spain Reigns Supreme: Spanish Olive Oil Named World’s Best in 2024
Spanish olive oil triumphs as the world's best in the Evooleum Guide 2024/2025, showcasing Spain's commitment to quality, sustainability, and tradition in olive oil production.
The Stigma Surrounding Palliative Care: A Persistent Challenge in Spain and Globally
Exploring the persistent stigma around palliative care in Spain and globally, highlighting misconceptions and the need for better education and early referrals to improve healthcare integration.
Rising Concerns Over Robberies Targeting Merchants in Sant Antoni, Barcelona
Surge in robberies targeting merchants in Barcelona's Sant Antoni sparks calls for increased security, as local businesses suffer financial losses.
PSOE Denounces Poor Conditions in Santander Schools: Cold Classrooms and Deteriorated Facilities
PSOE denounces the alarming state of Santander schools, highlighting cold classrooms and deteriorated facilities due to municipal neglect.
Torrelavega Commits to New Infrastructure and Collaboration with Those Affected by COVID-19
Torrelavega announces major infrastructure upgrades and partnerships to aid COVID-19 recovery, focusing on economic growth and sustainable development.
Christmas Markets and Festive Events in the Bay Area and Beyond
Explore enchanting Christmas markets and festive events in the Bay Area and Spain, from magical light displays to unique cultural celebrations, promising a holiday season filled with wonder.
Municipality Launches Initiative to Replant Christmas Trees in Green Spaces
In a bid to promote sustainability, a Cantabria municipality launches a project to replant Christmas trees in local green spaces, inviting community participation.
Advent Calendar Highlights Forgotten Women in Children's and Young Adult Literature
A new Advent calendar celebrates overlooked women in children's literature, featuring authors and illustrators who shaped the genre, from Beatrix Potter to J.K. Rowling.
Spanish Company Ordered to Give Christmas Baskets to Employees: A New Holiday Tradition?
A Spanish court mandates a company to distribute Christmas baskets to employees, potentially setting a new festive tradition and highlighting the value of workplace morale.
Cantabria Celebrates as Local Cecina de Kobe Imperial Wins Top Honors as Spain's Best Cured Meat
Cantabria's Cecina de Kobe Imperial wins Spain's best cured meat, celebrating the region's rich culinary heritage and boosting local pride.
Concerns Over Wind Farm Project in Cantabria: SEO/BirdLife Urges Reevaluation Due to Raptor Collision Risk
SEO/BirdLife calls for reevaluation of the Corus wind farm in Cantabria, citing high collision risks for local raptor populations and urging for alternative sites.
Major Breakthrough in Cantabria: Police Dismantle Criminal Group Responsible for Over 30 Robberies
Cantabria police dismantle a criminal group linked to over 30 robberies, seizing firearms and restoring community safety in a major operation.
Spanish Court Orders Minor to Live with Abusive Father Despite Mother's Suicide Threats
In a contentious ruling, a Spanish court orders a child to live with their father, ignoring the mother's abuse claims and suicide threats, sparking outrage among domestic violence advocates.
The XI 'Vaca Gigante' Surf Competition: A Holiday Spectacle in Cantabria
Cantabria gears up for the 'Vaca Gigante' surf competition, a thrilling event where surfers tackle the giant waves of the Cantabrian Sea from Dec 10-31.
Telegram Joins Forces with UK's Internet Watch Foundation to Combat Child Sexual Abuse Material
Telegram partners with the UK's Internet Watch Foundation to tackle child sexual abuse material, marking a major step in enhancing content moderation.
Ricardo F. Colmenero Wins Prestigious Pérez Lugin Award in Journalism
Ricardo F. Colmenero honored with the prestigious Pérez Lugin Award for his impactful contributions to Spanish journalism, celebrating integrity and excellence.
Festive Cycling Event in Astillero: Santa Claus Takes to the Roads
Astillero's festive cycling event invites participants to dress as Santa Claus, spreading holiday cheer and supporting local charities on December 22.
Frustration Grows Among Ambulance Users in Eastern Cantabria: Expats and Locals Seek Solutions
Residents in eastern Cantabria, including expats, rally for better ambulance services amid delays and inefficiencies, calling for urgent action.
Torrelavega Embraces Cultural Revitalization with the Second Phase of the Lechera Cultural Center
Torrelavega's Lechera Cultural Center enters its second phase, promising to transform the city into a vibrant hub for arts and community engagement.
Santander Extends Deadline for Christmas Nursery Scholarships
Santander extends nursery scholarship deadline to Dec 15, 2024, offering crucial support for families during the Christmas season.
Global Outage Hits Meta Platforms: WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram Down for Hours
A global outage affected WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram, disrupting millions. Meta worked swiftly to resolve the issue, marking its second major disruption in 2024.
Severe Weather Alerts Issued for Northern Spain, Including Cantabria
Northern Spain, including Cantabria, faces severe weather with snow, strong winds, and potential flooding starting Dec 12. Authorities issue alerts and advise caution.
Vicenç Comi: A Legacy of Fishing and Community in Catalonia
Vicenç Comi's legacy in Catalonia's fishing industry highlights a life of dedication to the sea and community, embodying the spirit and challenges of coastal life.
Affordable Cars in Spain: What Expats Need to Know for 2025
Expats in Spain eyeing affordable cars for 2025 have a variety to choose from, including the electric VW ID. 2all and Skoda Epiq, with the market showing a promising growth trend.
Expats in Spain: Navigating the Process for Installing Pellet Stoves in Apartments
Expats in Spain face hurdles installing eco-friendly pellet stoves in apartments, despite cost savings and environmental benefits.
Significant Changes in Spanish Healthcare: What Expats Need to Know
Spain's healthcare system faces significant changes, impacting expats with new professional categorizations, tax reforms on private insurance, and a push for innovation and patient-centered care.
New Trends in Spanish Dining: Understanding Menu Changes and Extra Charges
Navigating Spain's dining scene? New trends include closed menus and extra charges for reservations. Learn how to adapt and still enjoy Spanish cuisine.
Prosecution Seeks Amnesty for Bombers Involved in Girona Protests
Prosecution in Girona seeks amnesty for bombers in recent protests, sparking debate amid Spain's complex political landscape and regional tensions.
Fires Extinguished in Cantabria: Incidents in Cabezón de la Sal and Ramales
Two fires in Cantabria, Spain, swiftly extinguished by local emergency services, showcasing their efficiency and preparedness in Cabezón de la Sal and Ramales.
New Year's Eve in Spain: Discos Sell Out in Advance as Expats and Locals Gear Up for Celebrations
Spain's nightlife is set to sparkle this New Year's Eve, with discos selling out and celebrations from Barcelona to Ibiza promising an unforgettable welcome to 2025.
Barcelona Metro Celebrates Centenary with Ghost Station Visits and Historic Train Exhibitions
Barcelona's metro marks 100 years with ghost station tours, historic train exhibits, and unique events celebrating its rich underground history.
Spanish Government to Send Christmas Gifts to Those Affected by DANA in Cantabria
In a show of solidarity, the Spanish government will send Christmas gifts to those hit by the DANA weather event in Cantabria, aiming to spread festive cheer.
Expats in Spain: CSIF Union Organizes Protest in Defense of MUFACE
CSIF union calls for protest in Madrid to defend MUFACE benefits, urging public sector workers and expats to stand against proposed reforms.
Julio Ferrer Presents "Antonio Gades: Arte y Revolución" - A Journey Through the Life of a Flamenco Legend
Julio Ferrer's book launch on Antonio Gades offers a deep dive into the flamenco legend's life, showcasing his revolutionary impact on Spanish culture.
The 2024 Christmas Lottery: A Tradition of Hope and Luck for Expats in Spain
The 2024 Christmas Lottery in Spain, a tradition since 1812, promises hope and luck with a €4M top prize. Experts eye numbers 03695 or 06595 for the win.
Castro Urdiales Kicks Off Festive Season with Vibrant Christmas Program
Castro Urdiales lights up the festive season with a vibrant Christmas program, featuring markets, cultural events, and traditional celebrations.
Sara Aagesen: Leading Spain's Ecological Transition and Tackling Demographic Challenges
Sara Aagesen steps in as Spain's new Vice-President for Ecological Transition, bringing over 20 years of climate policy expertise to tackle environmental and demographic challenges.
Warning Issued by Spanish Police: New Scam Involving Package Labels Targets Expats and Locals
Spanish Police alert on a new scam exploiting online shopping trust, involving fake package labels and demanding personal info.
Spanish Company Undergoes Significant Delisting and Takeover Bid
Tomás Tomás Inversiones S.L. faces a major shift with its delisting and a takeover bid, led by Carlos March Delgado, aiming to reshape its market presence and strategy in Spain's thriving economy.
Beny's Atelier Transforms Chaos into Order in Latest Artistic Endeavor
Beny transforms a chaotic atelier into a harmonious hub in Spain, showcasing the power of art to reshape spaces and minds, inspired by German Romanticism.
Warning Issued on the Dangers of Consuming Lemon Flavored Beers
Nutritionist in Spain warns of health risks from lemon-flavored beers, highlighting concerns over dental erosion, digestive issues, and high sugar content.
Santander Aims to Open New Day Care Center for Children and Families by 2025
Santander sets to enhance community services with a new day care center by 2025, focusing on children and family support, in a collaborative effort to boost social well-being.
Municipal Library in Saja-Besaya Dresses in Pink for Christmas
Saja-Besaya's Municipal Library turns pink for Christmas, engaging the community with festive decorations and cultural events, delighting locals and expats.
VII San Silvestre Solidaria: A Run for a Cause in Astillero, Spain
Astillero, Spain, prepares for the VII San Silvestre Solidaria on Dec 29, 2024, a run supporting multiple sclerosis, blending sport with community spirit.
Torrelavega Celebrates Christmas with Vibrant Market and Festive Events
Torrelavega transforms into a winter wonderland with its vibrant Christmas market and festive events, promising a blend of tradition and modern entertainment.
Upcoming Conference of Presidents in Spain: Key Issues and Expectations
Spain's 27th Conference of Presidents in Santander to tackle housing, regional funding, immigration, and health issues, aiming for meaningful reforms.
Screen Time Before Bedtime Significantly Impacts Sleep Quality in Toddlers
Limiting screen time before bed enhances toddler sleep quality, finds a University of Bath study, offering a low-cost, effective solution for parents.
Capacity Limits in Welcome Classes in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat: Challenges for Expatriate Families
Expatriate families in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat face educational hurdles as capacity limits in welcome classes hinder children's integration into the Spanish system.
Míriam Artacho: The Demise of Fishing and Personal Reflections
Míriam Artacho shares a grim view on the fishing industry's collapse, reflecting on its impact on communities and her personal life.
Warning Issued: The Hidden Dangers of Cleaning Cans with a Napkin
Food technologist warns against cleaning food cans with a napkin before opening, highlighting health risks from bacteria transfer.
Controversy Surrounds Director of Cancer Center in Spain
Controversy engulfs a Spanish cancer center's director amid allegations of misconduct, sparking calls for accountability and an investigation.
Sunset in Santander: A Magical Evening for Locals and Expats Alike
Santander's stunning sunset on Dec 14, 2024, captivates locals and expats, highlighting the city's beauty and community spirit.
Embracing Screen-Free Fun: Innovative Activities for Families in Spain
Spain sees a rise in families embracing screen-free activities, from creative hobbies to outdoor adventures, fostering healthier lifestyles and stronger bonds.
Accident Involving Car and Truck Carrying Hazardous Materials Leaves One Injured in Guriezo
Accident in Guriezo involving a car and a truck carrying hazardous materials injures one, sparking local safety concerns.
Debt Relief for Taxpayers in Spain: Understanding the Latest Measures
Spain introduces new tax debt relief measures for individuals and small businesses, offering forgiveness for smaller debts to ease financial burdens.
Expats and Locals in Cantabria Advocate for Action Following Demolition Sentences
In Cantabria, Spain, the AMA demands action, not just words, from authorities to resolve the crisis of homes demolished without permits, affecting many families.
Over 2,600 Aspirants Participate in Initial Public Employment Exams for 2023-2024 in Suffolk and Monroe Counties
Over 2,600 candidates vie for public sector roles in Suffolk and Monroe counties, marking a keen interest in civil service careers for 2023-2024.
The Spanish Christmas Lottery: A Festive Tradition of Luck and Celebration
Spain's cherished Christmas Lottery, "El Gordo," set for Dec 22, 2024, promises a festive blend of tradition and luck with a prize pool over €2.7 billion.
Ayuntamiento de Santander to Enhance Pedestrian Communication in Adarzo and Alisal
Santander City Council announces plans to upgrade a key pedestrian path between Adarzo and Alisal, enhancing safety and connectivity for residents.
Ayuntamiento of Astillero to Distribute 2025 Calendars on December 16
Astillero's Ayuntamiento to distribute 2025 calendars on Dec 16, celebrating local culture and community spirit at Almacén de las Artes.
New Caravan Parking Facility Set to Enhance Valles Pasiegos Experience
Valles Pasiegos in Cantabria, Spain, to boost tourism with a new caravan parking facility, enhancing the visitor experience in the picturesque region.
Spain and Colombia Set for Thrilling Final in Acapulco Beach Soccer Cup 2024
Spain and Colombia gear up for a thrilling showdown in the Acapulco Beach Soccer Cup 2024 final, promising an electrifying match on December 15.
Starbucks Encourages Sustainable Practices with Incentives for Reusable Cups
Starbucks launches an initiative offering 25 bonus stars for customers using reusable cups, aiming to reduce disposable cup waste and promote sustainability.
Isak Andic Ermay: The Visionary Founder of Mango Passes Away in Tragic Accident
Mango founder Isak Andic Ermay dies at 71 in a tragic hiking accident. The visionary behind the global fashion brand leaves a lasting legacy.
Spanish Parliament Debates New Law on Administrative Simplification and Transport Aid
Spanish Parliament debates a new law to simplify administrative processes and enhance transport aid, potentially easing the lives of residents and expats.
Controversy Erupts Over Charles De Ketelaere's Goal Against AC Milan
Charles De Ketelaere's goal against AC Milan ignites debate over fair play in a match that highlighted Atalanta's dominance and sparked intense reactions.
Uneatlantico Pereda Breaks Losing Streak with Impressive Win
Uneatlantico Pereda ends their losing streak with a thrilling victory over Recoletas Atlético Valladolid, boosting morale and league standings.
Renovating Your Driver's License in Santander: A Streamlined Process for Expats
Renewing a driver's license in Santander, Spain, is now simpler for expats, with a streamlined process that includes medical exams and clear pricing.
Shocking Verdict in Cantabria: Years of Sexual Abuse Confirmed in Santander Case
Cantabria court confirms conviction in a harrowing Santander sexual abuse case, highlighting the complexities of consent and coercive relationships.
Wham!'s Iconic 'Last Christmas' Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Wham!'s 'Last Christmas' hits its 40th anniversary with a special reissue, including a live version by George Michael, celebrating the song's enduring appeal.
Controversy Erupts Over Education Minister's Stance on School Closures in Catalonia
Catalonia's Education Minister faces backlash for handling of school closures, sparking protests among teachers and parents demanding action.
Santander Inaugurates Forest to Offset Carbon Footprint of 30 Commercial Establishments
Santander launches a forest to offset the carbon emissions of 30 businesses, marking a significant step towards sustainability and climate action.
Torrelavega Wins First Prize for Animal Welfare in Cantabria
Torrelavega, in Cantabria, Spain, wins first prize for animal welfare, highlighting its commitment to animal rights and innovative welfare initiatives.
Traditional Christmas Concert at the Arco de la Bahía Social Center for the Elderly
Celebrate the festive season with the traditional Christmas concert at the Arco de la Bahía Social Center for the Elderly on Dec 20.
Government to Enhance Tourist and Sports Infrastructure in Valles Pasiegos, Cantabria
Cantabria's Valles Pasiegos region to see investment in tourist and sports infrastructure, including a giant swing and viewpoint, to boost local and international appeal.
Spanish Politics Heats Up: PSOE Accuses Ayuso and Vox of Influencing Buruaga, While PRC Alleges Vote Manipulation
Spanish politics intensifies as PSOE accuses Ayuso and Vox of manipulating political figures, while PRC claims vote tampering, highlighting deep divisions ahead of elections.
Choosing the Right Mattress for Your Needs: A Comprehensive Guide for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain can find the perfect mattress for a good night's sleep with this comprehensive guide, exploring options from foam to hybrid mattresses and toppers.
Disappointing Defeat for Campos Sport in Tercera Federación
Campos Sport faces a disappointing defeat in the Tercera Federación, shaking their standings and dampening fan spirits in Spain's competitive fifth-tier league.
A Unique Catalan Christmas: Traditions and Celebrations
Discover the magic of a Catalan Christmas, from the whimsical Tió de Nadal and cheeky Caganer figurines to vibrant markets and traditional celebrations.
Tragic Incident: Owners of Rottweilers Sentenced to Prison After Fatal Attack on 5-Year-Old Girl
Owners of two Rottweilers sentenced to two years after their dogs fatally attacked a 5-year-old girl in California, highlighting the need for responsible pet ownership.
Highway A-2 Blocked Near Granyanella Due to Overturned Truck
Overturned truck blocks A-2 highway near Granyanella, causing significant traffic disruption in Catalonia. Expect delays and diversions.
Navigating the Spanish Education System: A Guide for Expats
A comprehensive guide for expats on the Spanish education system, covering compulsory stages, international schools, and new regulations for non-EU students.
Community-Led Street Art Transformation in Barcelona's Raval Neighborhood
Barcelona's Raval neighborhood revitalizes through RavaleArt, a community and artist-led initiative transforming streets with vibrant murals, celebrating local history and culture.
Dallington College's Double Baccalaureate Program Sets New Standards in Education
Dallington College in Madrid pioneers with its Double Baccalaureate program, blending Spanish and International Baccalaureates, setting new educational standards.
Rod Stewart Captivates Audience in A Coruña
Rod Stewart dazzles fans in A Coruña with hits like "Maggie May" on his "One Last Time Tour," offering a night of nostalgia and special VIP experiences.
Spain's Housing Crisis: Podemos Pushes for Radical Changes Amid Budget Negotiations
Podemos demands major housing reforms in Spain, including a 40% rent reduction and ending the 'golden visa' scheme, amid budget talks.
Arrest Made in String of Robberies in Cantabria's Trasmiera and Limpias Areas
Spanish police arrest suspect in series of 14 robberies in Cantabria, bringing relief to Trasmiera and Limpias communities.
Christmas Dinner Costs Soar: What Expats in Spain Need to Know
Expats in Spain face soaring Christmas dinner costs amid rising food prices. Discover the latest festive food trends and smart shopping tips to navigate the holiday season.
Spain's Golden Visa Scheme: A Last-Minute Reprieve and Its Implications for Expats
Spain's Golden Visa scheme gets a temporary reprieve, offering expats a narrow window for residency through investment, amidst legislative uncertainty and economic challenges.
Spanish Government Imposes Hefty Fines on Budget Airlines Over Baggage and Seating Fees
Spain hits budget airlines with €179m in fines for "abusive" baggage and seating fees, sparking industry backlash and potential legal battles.
Teacher Arrested for Sexual Abuse at Spanish Parochial School
A teacher at a Spanish parochial school has been arrested for sexually abusing a student, sparking community outrage and raising concerns about safety in educational institutions.
Alert Issued Over Listeria Monocytogenes in Meat Products in Spain
Spanish authorities issue a health alert over Listeria in meat products, urging consumers, especially expats and vulnerable groups, to exercise caution.
Significant Reductions in Anchovy Fishing Quotas for the Cantabrian Northwest in 2025
Spain's Cantabrian Northwest faces a 7% cut in anchovy quotas for 2025, part of EU efforts to ensure sustainable fishing and protect marine biodiversity.
Former Football Star Jonatan Valle Embroiled in High-Profile Drug Trafficking Case in Cantabria
Former Racing Santander star Jonatan Valle arrested in Cantabria drug bust, marking a shocking fall from grace in "Operation Fire."
Over 3,600 People Die While on Dependency Care Waitlist in Cantabria Since 2017
Over 3,600 people have died waiting for dependency care in Cantabria since 2017, highlighting Spain's social care crisis and urgent calls for reform.
Spanish Health System Faces Criticism Amidst Protests and Infrastructure Challenges
Spain's healthcare system grapples with protests, infrastructure woes, and the aftermath of natural disasters, amidst calls for reform and innovation in long-term care and digital health.
Cantabrian Parliament Demands Permanent Authorization for Ebro Water Transfer to Save the Iberian Lynx
Cantabrian Parliament calls for permanent Ebro River water transfer to protect the endangered Iberian lynx, uniting to address habitat challenges.
The Slim Chances of Winning the Spanish Christmas Lottery: Understanding Prospect Theory
Exploring the slim chances of winning El Gordo, the Spanish Christmas lottery, through the lens of prospect theory, revealing why people are drawn to play despite low odds.
PSOE Criticizes PP and PRC for Voting on Amendments to Regional Budget in Favor of Specific Municipality
PSOE criticizes PP and PRC for favoring one municipality in Cantabria's budget amendments, sparking debate over fairness and equity in resource distribution.
Wildfire in the Canary Islands: Expats and Tourists Warned of Elevated Fire Risks
Canary Islands face wildfire threat amid high temps and dry conditions. Tourists and expats urged to follow safety guidelines as areas above 1,000m are at highest risk.
Spain Approves Comprehensive Plan for Primary and Community Care 2025-2027
Spain's National Health System approves a transformative healthcare plan for 2025-2027, focusing on enhanced access, mental health, and preventive care.
Nearly 900,000 Spaniards Have Died While Awaiting Dependency Care Over 18 Years
Nearly 900,000 Spaniards have died awaiting dependency care since 2006, highlighting systemic issues in Spain's social support system.
Reopening of Investigation into Stolen Baby Case Sparks Hope and Outrage in Spain
Spain reopens probe into decades-old stolen baby case, igniting hope and outrage. New evidence prompts court to revisit scandal linked to Franco's regime.
Mango Founder Isak Andic to be Honored with Catalan Government's Highest Award
Catalan government to honor Mango founder Isak Andic with its highest award, celebrating his legacy after a tragic accident.
Creating a Safe Digital Environment: A Crucial Step for a Healthy Childhood in Spain
Spain takes significant steps towards ensuring children's online safety amid rising concerns, introducing the world's first mobile tariff with built-in child protection and emphasizing digital literacy and global cooperation.
Marisa Paredes, a Legendary Figure in Spanish Cinema, Passes Away at 78
Spanish cinema mourns the loss of Marisa Paredes at 78, an iconic actress whose career spanned nearly six decades and included collaborations with Almodóvar.
Success in Challenging Speeding Fines in Spain: A New Era for Expats and Locals
Spain's supreme court simplifies the appeal process for wrongly issued speeding fines, offering relief to expats and locals facing unjust penalties.
Significant Drop in School Bullying Cases in Cantabria, But Rise in Violence Against Professionals
Cantabria sees a 16% drop in school bullying but faces a rise in violence against educators, highlighting the need for continued efforts in creating safe educational environments.
Bringing Contemporary Dance to the Visually Impaired: A Groundbreaking Initiative in Spain
Spain's innovative initiative integrates the visually impaired into contemporary dance, enhancing accessibility and inclusivity with tactile and verbal techniques.
Cantabrian Anchovies: A Delicacy Steeped in Tradition and Flavor
Discover the rich tradition and exquisite flavor of Cantabrian anchovies, a culinary gem from the heart of the Cantabrian Sea, steeped in history and artisanal craftsmanship.
Alert Issued Over Metal Fragments in Made Good Cereal Bars
AESAN warns of potential metal fragments in Made Good cereal bars, urging consumers to check products and seek medical advice if affected.
Polanco Takes Proactive Steps to Prevent Flood Risks in the Saja-Besaya Region
Polanco takes proactive steps against flood risks by cleaning key watercourses with community support, aiming for long-term safety in the Saja-Besaya region.
Santander Embraces the Holiday Spirit with Vibrant Christmas Events
Santander lights up the holiday season with 3.3 million LEDs, festive markets, and cultural events, offering a winter wonderland for all ages.
Campofrío's Nostalgic Christmas Ad Captivates Audiences in Spain
Campofrío's Christmas ad "Identiqué" captures hearts in Spain, evoking nostalgia and celebrating community and cultural identity amidst festive cheer.
Truck Accident in Cantabria Leaves One Injured and Causes Gas Oil Tanker Leak
A truck accident in Cantabria, Spain, leaves one injured and causes a gas oil tanker leak, raising environmental concerns.
Barcelona City Council to Expropriate El Kubo for New Green Zone
Barcelona City Council plans to expropriate the iconic El Kubo, a symbol of the squatter movement, to create a new green zone in Poblenou, sparking mixed reactions.
Major Sponsors of Spain's Largest Cancer Research Center Postpone Funding
Spain's largest cancer research center faces a setback as major sponsors postpone funding, raising concerns among the scientific community and patients.
PSOE to Fill Ten Budgeted Firefighter Positions in Santander
PSOE announces plans to fill ten firefighter positions in Santander, aiming to boost public safety and service quality in Cantabria.
Significant Changes Announced for the Baccalaureate in Catalonia
Catalonia announces major Baccalaureate curriculum reforms, focusing on Literature and Sciences to better prepare students for the future. Changes to take effect in the 2025-2026 academic year.
Rural Development in Cantabria: Revitalizing Land Consolidation Efforts
Cantabria revitalizes a pivotal land consolidation project in Saja-Besaya to boost agriculture, economy, and sustainable development after decades of stagnation.
Wild Boar Attacks Backcountry Skier in the Pyrenees
A backcountry skier was attacked by a wild boar in the Pyrenees, highlighting the unpredictable dangers of wilderness areas.
Helicopters and Over 400 Personnel Gear Up for Forest Fire Season in Cantabria
Cantabria gears up for fire season with over 400 personnel and helicopters ready to protect its unique ecosystems and communities from forest fires.
Santander Residents Rally Against Water and Sewer Rate Hike
Santander residents unite against water and sewer rate hikes, challenging the municipality's legal adherence and sparking a significant community movement.
Integrating into a Business Management Program: A Boon for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain find integrating into business management programs a strategic boon, offering global insights, experiential learning, and simplified entrepreneurship paths.
Spanish Actor Raphael Hospitalized After Suffering Cardiovascular Issue During Interview
Spanish icon Raphael hospitalized after a cardiovascular issue during an interview, sparking concern among fans and celebrities alike. His condition is stable as the nation awaits updates.
Nationwide Taxi Strike Looms in Spain Over Insurance Practices
Taxi drivers in Spain are set to strike nationwide on Jan 29, 2024, over "abusive" insurance practices, likely causing major public transport disruptions.
New Wave of Regulations in Santander: Motorbike Fees and Resident-Only Zones
Santander introduces motorbike fees for beach access and resident-only zones to manage tourism and improve residents' quality of life.
Renowned Artist Shimabuku to Lead Edible Sculpture Workshop at Fundación Botín
Shimabuku leads an "Edible Sculpture" workshop at Fundación Botín, Santander, blending art and cuisine for an innovative experience, Feb 3-14, 2025.
Racing Santander Looks to Bounce Back After Recent Setbacks
Racing Santander aims to overcome recent defeats in a crucial match against Elche CF, seeking to maintain their Segunda División lead amidst scoring challenges.
Fake Municipal Police Officer Exposed After Three Years of Deception in Spanish Locality
A man impersonating a police officer in Tajueco, Spain, has been arrested after deceiving locals for three years, highlighting concerns over fake authority figures.
Regional Disparities in Education: Segregation Concerns in Spain
Spain faces rising educational segregation, particularly affecting migrant and disadvantaged students, with significant regional disparities in Madrid, Asturias, Catalonia, and Murcia.
Spanish Music Legend Raphael Hospitalized and Transferred to Specialized Care
Spanish music icon Raphael hospitalized after a health scare, undergoing specialized care in Madrid. Fans send well wishes as upcoming concerts are canceled.
Tensions Rise Over Wolf Protection in Spain: A Call for Balanced Solutions
Spain faces a divisive debate over wolf protection, with calls for balanced solutions amid rising tensions between conservationists and farmers.
New Path to Reintegration: Spain's 'Arraigo de Segunda Oportunidad' for Expats
Spain introduces 'arraigo de segunda oportunidad' to help expats regain legal status, replacing the outdated 'arraigo laboral' system, and offering a more inclusive path to reintegration.
Google Street View Helps Solve Grisly Murder Case in Spain
A Google Street View capture in Spain leads to a breakthrough in a murder case, revealing a grim tale of love and betrayal in the small hamlet of Tajueco.
Tragic Explosion in Barcelona Claims Life of Woman, Leaves Community in Shock
A tragic explosion in Barcelona claims a woman's life, leaving the community in shock and prompting an investigation into the cause.
Spain's Progress and Challenges in the EU's Digital Decade and Economic Landscape
Spain advances in digital transformation and economic growth, yet faces hurdles in cloud adoption, ICT specialist recruitment, and youth unemployment as 2024 ends.
Raphael Cancels Madrid Concerts Following Medical Prescription
Spanish music icon Raphael cancels Madrid concerts after a health scare, following a cerebrovascular episode. Fans and fellow artists send well-wishes as he recovers.
Conshohocken Borough Approves 2025 Municipal Budget: A Detailed Look at the Financial Plan
Conshohocken Borough's 2025 budget promises financial stability with no tax increase, significant investments in public safety, infrastructure, and quality of life enhancements.
Torrelavega Sees Surge in Requests to Convert Commercial Spaces into Residences and Garages
Torrelavega witnesses a surge in converting commercial spaces into homes and garages, reflecting a broader trend in urban renewal and housing demand.
Pigeon Population Soars in Barcelona: Insights from Joan Carles Senar
Barcelona's pigeon population sees unprecedented growth, with insights from Joan Carles Senar revealing how urban planning and climate contribute to this phenomenon.
Wave of Phone Scams Targets Expats and Locals in Spain
Spain faces a surge in phone scams, with a recent police operation arresting 83 in a voice phishing ring. FICO reports 80% of Spaniards experienced scam attempts, urging vigilance and smart practices to avoid falling victim.
Christmas and New Year Celebrations in Santiago de Compostela and Surrounding Areas
Santiago de Compostela and its surroundings are set to sparkle this festive season with events, markets, and concerts for all.
Spain Moves to Ban Sugary Drinks in Schools and Public Institutions
Spain announces plans to ban sugary drinks in schools and public institutions, aiming to combat health issues like obesity and diabetes by promoting healthier choices.
New Immigration Reform in Spain: A Game-Changer for Expats and Migrants
Spain's new Immigration Regulation promises a more inclusive system for expats and migrants, simplifying residency processes and enhancing worker rights from May 2025.
Spain Launches Investigation into Airbnb Over Illegal Rental Listings
Spain investigates Airbnb for not removing illegal rental listings, amidst a housing crisis and concerns over consumer rights, led by Minister Pablo Bustinduy.
PSOE Criticizes Regional Government for Inaction and Lack of Commitment to Key Infrastructure Projects in Cantabria
The PSOE criticizes Cantabria's government for delays in crucial infrastructure projects, highlighting the impact on local development and calling for immediate action.
Cantabria Leads in Creation of Indefinite Employment Positions Following Labor Reform
Cantabria leads Spain in creating stable jobs post-labor reform, setting a positive precedent for national employment stability and growth.
A Unique Christmas Tree in Toledo: A Community's Creative Spirit
Toledo embraces festive creativity with a unique crochet Christmas tree, showcasing community spirit and innovation in the historic Spanish town.
Altamira Museum Celebrates 100 Years as the First Museum and Guide to Altamira Cave
The Altamira Museum marks 100 years of preserving the famed Altamira Cave's prehistoric art, celebrating with events and exhibitions in Cantabria, Spain.
Beloved Spanish Singer Raphael Hospitalized After Suffering a Stroke
Iconic Spanish singer Raphael hospitalized after a stroke during a TV show filming, sparking widespread concern and leading to event cancellations.
Holiday Travel Chaos: Strikes and Disruptions Hit Europe
Holiday travel across Europe faces chaos with strikes disrupting flights, trains, and buses in Spain, Italy, France, and the UK, affecting millions.
Renting a Car in Spain: A Comprehensive Guide for Expats
Explore Spain with ease: A comprehensive guide for expats on renting a car, covering requirements, costs, and essential tips for a smooth journey.
Spanish State Recognizes Julián Quintana Ruiz as Victim of Francoist Repression
Spain officially recognizes Julián Quintana Ruiz as a victim of Francoist repression, marking a significant step in addressing the injustices of the past.
PSOE Proposes Green Zone for Residents in Santander's Barrio Pesquero
PSOE unveils a plan to create a green zone in Santander's Barrio Pesquero, aiming to boost livability and sustainability in the historic neighborhood.
Christmas Celebrations in Spain: A Festive Guide for Expats
Explore Spain's festive spirit with our guide to Christmas celebrations perfect for expat families, from Barcelona's charming fairs to Vigo's dazzling lights.
Hospital Valdecilla Faces Criticism Over Cleaning Services Failures
Audit reveals significant cleaning failures at Hospital Valdecilla, Spain, affecting patient safety and care quality, with immediate actions promised.
"DANA" Named Word of the Year 2024 by FundéuRAE: A Reflection of Spain's Climate Challenges
"DANA," symbolizing Spain's climate challenges, named Word of the Year 2024 by FundéuRAE, reflecting linguistic evolution and environmental awareness.
Almassora Secures €750,000 in European Funds for New Swimming Pool and Infrastructure Projects
Almassora in Spain's Valencia region secures €750,000 in EU funds for a new swimming pool and infrastructure upgrades, boosting local quality of life.
The Allure of El Gordo: How Winning the Spanish Christmas Lottery Could Transform Your Life in Galicia
Explore how winning El Gordo, Spain's grand Christmas lottery, could transform lives in Galicia, offering a chance to immerse in rich culture and own dream properties.
Spain Braces for Arctic Blast: Snow, Freezing Temperatures, and Torrential Rain
Spain faces a severe Arctic blast bringing snow, freezing temperatures, and torrential rain, with yellow alerts in seven regions.
Traditional School Nativity Scene Contest in Arco de la Bahía
Arco de la Bahía's annual School Nativity Scene Contest brings the community together with creative displays by students, set to culminate in a festive celebration on December 27th.
Spain Moves Forward with Citizen Participation Law: A New Era for Civic Engagement
Spain approves a groundbreaking Law on Citizen Participation, aiming to revolutionize civic engagement and strengthen democracy through public consultations, citizen assemblies, and participatory budgeting.
Worldcoin Ordered to Delete User Iris Data Following GDPR Violations
Worldcoin faces a GDPR compliance challenge as it's ordered to delete European users' iris data, highlighting the clash between innovative tech and data protection laws.
Coding Bootcamps in Spain: Preparing for the AI Era of 2025
Spain gears up for the AI era with a booming coding bootcamp scene, offering expats a chance to reskill in tech and join the vibrant tech industry.
Elche CF Dominates Racing Santander 3-0 at Estadio Manuel Martínez Valero
Elche CF triumphs with a 3-0 win over Racing Santander, showcasing their home strength at Estadio Manuel Martínez Valero in a pivotal LaLiga 2 match.
Laredo Seeks Turning Point with New Coach
Laredo appoints a new head coach in a pivotal move to rejuvenate the team and boost performance, sparking excitement among fans and officials.
New Mediation Called in Solvay Logistics Strike in Spain
In a bid to resolve the ongoing strike at Solvay's Spanish logistics division, Orecla announces a new mediation session, aiming to reconcile worker demands with company operations.
Special Christmas Traffic Operation in Cantabria: Preparing for 282,000 Vehicles on the Roads
Cantabria braces for 282,000 vehicles this holiday season with a special traffic operation to ensure safety and smooth travel amidst challenging weather.
Significant Changes in Labor Laws and Housing Regulations in Spain: What Expats Need to Know
Spain introduces major labor and housing law reforms, impacting expats with changes to temporary contracts, eviction procedures, and climate-related labor measures.
Beware of Fraud: Protect Yourself from Common Scams During Spain's Christmas Lottery
As the Spanish Christmas Lottery draws near, consumers are warned of fraud risks. Ensure tickets are bought from official sources to avoid scams.
Amaia Steals the Show with Dazzling Performance on 'La Revuelta'
Amaia dazzles on 'La Revuelta' with a live, one-take music video performance, going viral and marking an unforgettable TV moment.
Teachers' Union STEC Denounces Authoritarian Tactics in Cantabria's Education Department
STEC denounces "authoritarian tactics" by Cantabria's Education Department, amid growing tensions and calls for a more democratic approach to educational governance.
Controversy Over Use of Real Reindeer in Santander Christmas Parade
Santander faces backlash over using real reindeer in its Christmas parade, sparking debate between tradition and animal welfare.
Man Detained for Stealing Over 3,700 Liters of Diesel Fuel in Cantabria
Spanish authorities arrest a man for stealing over 3,700 liters of diesel from vehicles in Cantabria, causing significant community impact.
Spain Aims to Revolutionize Public Housing with Ambitious New Plans
Spain unveils a groundbreaking plan to make public housing a constitutional right, aiming to revolutionize the sector with a 20% stock increase and innovative projects like the award-winning Modulus Matrix.
David Guetta to Perform at Gozo Festival 2025 in Santiago de Compostela
David Guetta set to electrify the Gozo Festival 2025 in Santiago de Compostela, promising an unforgettable experience for music fans.
Mataró Celebrates a Vibrant Christmas with Fira de Nadal, Pessebres, and Family Activities
Mataró transforms into a festive wonderland with its Fira de Nadal, showcasing traditional Catalan customs, local cuisine, and family activities.
CrossFit in Santander: Top Training Spots for Fitness Enthusiasts
Discover Santander's vibrant CrossFit scene, offering diverse training facilities, expert coaches, and a supportive community for fitness enthusiasts of all levels.
Spain Gears Up for the 2024 Christmas Lottery: A Tradition of Joy and Fortune
Spain is set to celebrate its cherished Christmas Lottery, "El Gordo," on Dec 22, 2024, with €2.702 billion in prizes, uniting the nation in a tradition of hope and fortune.
Spain Set to Implement Shorter Work Week Starting 2025
Spain to reduce its work week to 37.5 hours by 2025, aiming to improve work-life balance for 12 million employees, following an agreement led by Labour Minister Yolanda Díaz.
Water Bill Hikes in England and Wales: A New Era of Increased Costs and Promised Improvements
UK households face a 36% hike in water bills over five years to fund a £104bn infrastructure upgrade, amidst varying increases by utility and market reactions.
Magdalena Winter 2024: A Vibrant Christmas Celebration in Santander
Santander's Magdalena Winter 2024 promises a vibrant Christmas with music, culture, and festivities from Dec 20-28, featuring Comandante Lara.
Government Invests in Advanced Fire Ladders for Valles Pasiegos Region
Spain boosts fire safety in Valles Pasiegos with a major investment in advanced fire ladders, enhancing emergency response and community security.
Astillero Celebrates Third Edition of Christmas Futsal Tournament
Astillero gears up for its third Christmas Futsal Tournament, a festive event uniting local teams and the community in Cantabria from Dec 22-24.
Tragic Incident in Cantabria: Driver Found Injured After Car Accident on Alto Maño Descent
In Cantabria, a driver was injured after their car overturned on the treacherous descent from Alto Maño, sparking concerns over rural road safety.
Government Allocates €319,000 to Improve Drainage Network in Valles Pasiegos, Cantabria
Spain invests €319,000 to upgrade drainage in Valles Pasiegos, Cantabria, enhancing road safety and regional appeal amid efforts to improve infrastructure.
Cantabria's Judicial System Seeks Extension in Complex Roadworks Scandal Investigation
Cantabria's court seeks a six-month extension for the Carreteras scandal probe, implicating high-profile figures in a complex corruption case.
Tragedy in Marbella: Five-Year-Old Child Dies After Fall From Building
Marbella mourns the tragic loss of a five-year-old boy who fell from a building, casting a shadow over festive celebrations in the community.
The Dangers of Driving Under the Influence of Drugs in Spain: A Growing Concern for Expats
Expats in Spain face severe penalties for drug-impaired driving, with authorities stepping up enforcement and testing as the holiday season nears.
Scouts de San José Collect Essential Goods for the Needy in Santander
Scouts de San José in Santander rally the community to collect essential goods for the needy, showcasing a powerful act of solidarity and compassion.
Theft of Safety Equipment and Electronics from Parked Bus in Candina, Cantabria
Thieves target parked bus in Candina, Cantabria, stealing essential safety equipment and electronics, raising concerns over public safety and security.
Spain's Christmas Lottery: A Tradition of Joy and Generosity
Spain's beloved Christmas Lottery, "El Gordo," is set to distribute €2.7bn in prizes on Dec 22, uniting millions in a tradition of joy and generosity.
Drunk Driver Crashes into Lamp Post, Injuring Bus Passengers in Cantabria
In Cantabria, Spain, a drunk driver crashed into a lamp post, injuring bus passengers. Authorities are investigating as the community calls for stricter road safety measures.
Mild Winter and Rain-Free Christmas Forecasted for Spain
Spain braces for a mild winter with above-average temperatures and a rain-free Christmas, promising expats a festive season filled with sunshine and outdoor activities.
Tragic Hunting Accident Claims Life in Ciudad Real, Spain
A tragic hunting accident in Ciudad Real, Spain, claims the life of a man in his 50s, highlighting the dangers of hunting and the importance of safety protocols.
The Rise of Online Shopping in Spain: A New Era for Expats and Locals Alike
Spain sees a surge in online shopping, driven by tech advancements and new EU regulations, reshaping retail for expats and locals with a focus on sustainability and personalization.
Wild Boars Pose Dual Threat to Traffic and Health in Spain
Wild boars in Spain pose increasing threats to traffic and public health, leading to road accidents and disease risks. Authorities respond with management efforts.
Expats in Spain: The Fascinating Story of "Las Flechas y Los Jabalies"
Expats and locals unite in Valencia's "Las Flechas y Los Jabalies," a sports team that's become a symbol of community and cultural exchange.
Laredo Breaks Losing Streak with Hard-Fought Draw
Laredo football team ends their losing streak with a draw, sparking hope among fans and marking a pivotal moment in their season.
Coastal Alert Activated in Santander Due to Severe Weather Conditions
Santander on high alert for severe coastal weather, with authorities activating preventive measures amid holiday season to ensure safety.
Success in Education and Solidary Actions in Torrelavega
Torrelavega, Spain, shines with educational success and community solidarity, showcasing remarkable academic achievements and support for the vulnerable.
Festive Spirit Pedals Through Astillero: Santa Claus Cyclists Take to the Streets
Astillero's streets come alive with festive cheer as Santa-clad cyclists join the annual "Marcha Ciclista de Papá Noel," promoting community spirit and charity.
Body Found Floating Off Ceuta Coast Sparks Concern and Investigation
Body found off Ceuta coast amid migrant crisis sparks investigation and concern, highlighting the perilous journeys to Europe.
Santander to Invest €77 Million in Neighborhood Renewal for 2025
Santander announces a €77 million investment for neighborhood renewal in 2025, aiming to enhance livability through infrastructure and public space improvements.
Spain Gears Up for the Annual 'El Gordo' Christmas Lottery Frenzy
Spain's 'El Gordo' Christmas lottery, a tradition since 1812, stirs nationwide excitement with record sales expected in Malaga. The unique draw on Dec 22 promises a shared joy with a 3.86 billion euro prize pool.
Cantabria Faces Judicial Crisis Due to Insufficient Number of Judges
Cantabria's judicial system faces a crisis with a severe shortage of judges, impacting case resolutions and community trust, as highlighted by TSJC President María del Henar Pérez Cruz.
XII Milla Piedrestre Solidaria to Take Place in Santillana del Mar on Christmas Eve
Santillana del Mar to host the 'XII Milla Piedrestre Solidaria' on Christmas Eve, a race that embodies community spirit and solidarity.
Ruesga and Ason Municipalities Collaborate on Partial Reform of Casa Consistorial
Ruesga and Ason municipalities unite to revitalize the historic Casa Consistorial, blending heritage preservation with modern needs for the community.
Spanish Government Extends Public Transport Discounts and Introduces New Energy Measures
Spain extends public transport discounts to 2025 and introduces a tax on energy companies, aiming to ease the cost of living and support public services.
Enhanced Rail Travel in Spain: Renfe’s Avlo Trains Set to Revolutionize Commutes
Renfe's Avlo expansion promises a revolution in Spanish rail travel, offering over 5,000 daily seats between Madrid and Andalusia at affordable prices, with a focus on speed, convenience, and sustainability.
Racing Santander Closes the Year with a Mixed Bag of Results
Racing Santander ends 2024 with fluctuating results in LaLiga 2, facing setbacks yet holding a strong league position, buoyed by key players and fan support.
TVE President Apologizes for "Catalanophobia" Incident Involving Journalist and Spanish Coach
TVE President apologizes for an incident deemed "Catalanophobia," highlighting Spain's sensitive cultural and linguistic tensions.
Rising Concerns Over TikTok Addiction Among Spanish Youth
Study reveals 1 in 5 Spanish youths spend over 2 hours daily on TikTok, risking mental health, with girls more affected. Researchers call for action.
Access to Teide National Park Remains Closed Due to Snow and Landslide Risks
Teide National Park in Tenerife remains closed due to snow and landslide risks, with road and trail closures extending through the festive season for public safety.
Political Stalemate in Spain Hampers Solutions for Migrant Minors and Regional Funding
Spain faces a political deadlock, hampering efforts to distribute migrant minors and manage regional funding amid a migration crisis in the Canary Islands.
Water Rate Hikes in Santander: Local Residents Express Outrage
Santander residents outraged as city council approves controversial water rate hikes, sparking legal challenges and community protests.
TUS Modifies Schedules for Central Christmas Days
TUS announces festive schedule adjustments for Nochebuena and Navidad to promote sustainable travel and support employee work-life balance.
Christmas Week Weather in Cantabria: A Mixed Bag for Expats
Expats in Cantabria, Spain, face a festive week of mixed weather, from mild Christmas Eve to potential storms by New Year's, urging caution and preparation.
Spain Experiences Accelerated Inflation Rate in November 2024
Spain's inflation rate jumps to 2.4% in November 2024, driven by energy prices and base effects, despite predictions of a future decrease.
Navigating Grief During the Holiday Season: Advice from Grupo Albia
Grupo Albia offers advice on coping with grief during the holidays, emphasizing that intensified feelings of loss are normal and suggesting strategies for comfort and healing.
Sidenor Acquires ePlus, a Specialist in Waste Management, Amidst Talgo Negotiations
Sidenor acquires waste management specialist ePlus, marking a strategic move as it also engages in talks with Talgo, aiming for sustainability and diversification.
Spanish Government Extends Public Transport Discounts and Announces Housing Rehabilitation Measures
Spain extends public transport discounts to June 2025 and announces housing aid, aiming to ease economic strain and promote sustainability.
Cantabria Government Issues Unfavorable Environmental Report for Corus Wind Farm Project
Cantabria rejects the Corus wind farm project due to environmental concerns, highlighting the tension between renewable energy ambitions and ecological preservation in Spain.
McDonald's Almassora: A New Culinary Destination for Expats and Locals Alike
McDonald's opens in Almassora, Spain, becoming a culinary hub for locals and expats, offering familiar tastes and fostering community growth.
Rising Threat of Digital Identity Theft in Spain: A Growing Concern for Expats and Tourists
Expats and tourists in Spain face a heightened risk of digital identity theft amid new data collection laws and rising cybercrime, sparking concerns for personal data security.
Torrelavega’s Tecnoteca Project Nears Completion, Set to Open in 2025
Torrelavega's Tecnoteca project, a hub for innovation and education, is set to open in 2025, promising to transform the local landscape in Cantabria, Spain.
Empowering Women in Cantabria: Ayuntamiento Launches 'Hazte Fuerte' Workshop
Cantabria's Ayuntamiento launches 'Hazte Fuerte' workshop to empower women through personal and professional development programs.
Christmas Celebrations Kick Off in Trasmiera, Cantabria, with Family-Friendly Activities
Trasmiera in Cantabria, Spain, welcomes the festive season with family-friendly Christmas activities, from traditional crafts to outdoor adventures.
Logistics Strike at Solvay Continues Amid New Disagreement
Solvay logistics workers in Spain strike over wages and conditions, disrupting supply chains amid the holiday season, highlighting broader labor issues.
Enhancing Quality of Life: Spain's Pharmaceutical Sector Leads the Way
Spain's pharmaceutical sector leads in innovation and quality of life improvements, with record R&D investments and a focus on sustainable healthcare.
Discovering and Enjoying Argentine Products in Spain
Argentine delicacies like dulce de leche, alfajores, and yerba mate are now more accessible in Spain, offering expats a taste of home this holiday season.
Safe Driving on Snowy Roads: Essential Tips for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain are advised on safe winter driving, from vehicle preparation to navigating snowy roads, ensuring safety in hazardous conditions.
Unique Christmas Characters and Traditions in Catalonia
Explore the vibrant and quirky Catalan Christmas traditions, from the "Caga Tió" log that poops out presents to the humorous "el Caganer" in nativity scenes.
Arnau Vilumara Advocates for Animal Welfare in Catalonia
Arnau Vilumara leads the charge in Catalonia for better animal welfare, advocating for stricter laws and educational programs to foster a culture of compassion.
Campaign to Promote Responsible Pet Ownership Launched in Las Palmas
Las Palmas launches "No somos un juguete" campaign with the City Council and veterinarians to promote responsible pet ownership and animal welfare.
Free Public Transport Extended in Spain for 2025: A Boon for Expats and Locals Alike
Spain extends free public transport through 2025, offering significant savings for expats and locals, and promoting sustainability with new discounts and fare structures.
Embracing the Spirit of Giving: Family Volunteering this Christmas in Spain
In Spain, families embrace the spirit of giving this Christmas through volunteering, teaching children about empathy and community service.
The Importance of Ventilation in Your Spanish Home This Winter
Discover why ventilation is vital in Spanish homes during winter for health and energy efficiency, with expert tips on improving air quality and reducing damp.
María del Carmen Rosario Elected as the New Mayor of Agaete
María del Carmen Rosario is sworn in as Agaete's mayor, bringing hope for new developments in the Gran Canaria town under her experienced leadership.
Significant Pension Increases Announced for 2025 in Spain
Spain announces a 2.8% pension increase for 2025 to combat inflation, affecting over 10 million retirees, with changes to retirement age and conditions also outlined.
Dramatic Incident at Madrid Fire Station: Intruder Crashes Truck into Firefighter Vehicle
In a shocking incident in Madrid, an intruder crashed a truck into a firefighter vehicle at Parque de Bomberos 06 Centro, prompting a review of security measures.
Renovation and Consolidation of Metallic Elements in Santander’s Llamas Area Underway
Santander launches a tender for the renovation of metallic structures in the Llamas area, aiming to enhance safety and aesthetics amid coastal challenges.
Spanish Trade Union to Take Legal Action Against Amazon
Spanish trade union CGT to sue Amazon over alleged labor violations, marking a significant clash over workers' rights in Spain.
Spain Introduces National Register for Short-Term Rentals to Tackle Housing Crisis and Overtourism
Spain sets up a national register for short-term rentals to combat the housing crisis and overtourism, with new laws coming into effect in 2025.
Thousands Gather for Traditional 'Tardebuena' in Peña Herbosa, Santander
Peña Herbosa in Santander buzzed with joy as thousands celebrated the traditional 'Tardebuena', a testament to the city's rich cultural heritage and community spirit.
Navigating Christmas with Eating Disorders: A Challenge for Expats in Spain
For expats in Spain, the festive season's focus on food can intensify eating disorder struggles, highlighting the need for support and understanding.
Can Autonomous AI Machines Be Morally Responsible? A Growing Debate in Spain and Globally
Spain leads discussions on AI's moral responsibility, amid global debates on ethics and law. The EU AI Act and OECD guidelines highlight the need for regulation.
Coca-Cola Joins Forces to Deliver 500 Meals to Vulnerable Families in the Canary Islands
Coca-Cola partners with local businesses in the Canary Islands to distribute 500 meals to vulnerable families, showcasing a commitment to community support.
Celebrating Christmas in Spain: A Festive Blend of Tradition and Joy
Spain's Christmas season, a vibrant blend of traditions, family, and cuisine, offers a unique cultural experience with Nochebuena feasts, Midnight Mass, and quirky customs like the pooping log and grape-eating for luck.
Viral Hack to Save on Heating Bills Gains Popularity Among Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain embrace a viral hack by physicist Vincenzo Schettino, using aluminum foil to boost radiator efficiency and slash heating bills.
Severe Storm Brings Record Rainfall to La Palma, Spain
La Palma faces unprecedented disruption as a severe storm brings record rainfall, causing widespread flooding and impacting local communities and infrastructure.
Drivers in Santander Under Investigation for Drunk Driving on Christmas Eve
Several drivers in Santander face investigation for DUI on Christmas Eve, highlighting Spain's ongoing battle with drunk driving during festive periods.
Discovering the Best Seafood in Santander: A Guide for Expats
Explore Santander's seafood paradise with our guide to the best dining spots for expats, from the elegant El Puerto to the casual charm of Casa Lita.
The Bright Future of Spanish Tennis: Carlos Alcaraz and the Next Generation
Carlos Alcaraz leads Spain's tennis future with Grand Slam wins and Olympic silver, as new talents rise, promising an exciting 2025 season.
Electricity Prices Soar on Christmas Day in Spain: What Expats Need to Know
Electricity prices in Spain hit a record €140/MWh on Christmas, impacting households during the festive season amid ongoing energy market challenges.
Christmas Car Decorations in Spain: A Festive Faux Pas That Could Cost You
In Spain, festive car decorations could lead to fines up to €500. Authorities warn against modifications that distract drivers or affect safety.
Torrelavega Hosts Solidarity Christmas Event for Children on December 27
Torrelavega to host a festive children's Christmas event on Dec 27, aimed at bringing joy and supporting families with special needs, in a true display of community spirit and solidarity.
Ayuntamiento de Santander Concludes 2024 with Significant Support for Families: 265 Childcare Grants Awarded
Santander concludes 2024 with 265 childcare grants, offering up to €300/month to support families, part of a €10.8m commitment to social welfare.
Inigo Vicente Extends Contract with Racing de Santander Until 2028
Inigo Vicente commits to Racing de Santander until 2030, bolstering the team's prospects with his midfield prowess and fan-favorite status.
Controversy Erupts Over Alleged Government Funding of Bullfighting Lobby in Cantabria
Cantabria government faces outrage over allegations of funding bullfighting, sparking debate on public spending priorities and ethical concerns.
Christmas Miracle: Two Police Officers Save Baby from Choking in Spain
In Spain, two police officers hailed as heroes for saving a choking baby on Christmas, embodying the spirit of the holiday with their quick action.
Shocking Kidnapping in Madrid: 24-Year-Old Woman Held for Ransom
Madrid reels from the kidnapping of a 24-year-old woman on Christmas Day, with ransom demands echoing a notorious past case. Authorities are in a race against time.
Intensive Search Underway for Missing Hiker in Picos de Europa
Search underway in Picos de Europa for a 23-year-old hiker from León missing for three days, with extensive efforts involving helicopters and ground teams.
Almassora Bids Farewell to IES Álvaro Falomir with Emotional Open Doors Day
Almassora bids an emotional farewell to IES Álvaro Falomir, celebrating its legacy and impact on the community with a nostalgic Open Doors Day.
Campoó Papelería Wins Christmas Window Display Contest in Cantabria
Campoó Papelería in Cantabria wins the annual Christmas window display contest, captivating locals with its festive and creative showcase.
Innovative Approach to Healthy Eating: FuturLife Initiative by Elena Pérez and María Hernández
Elena Pérez and María Hernández launch FuturLife in Spain, blending nutrition science with Spanish cuisine for a holistic approach to healthy living.
Pensioners to Protest in Cantabria: Singing Christmas Carols with a Message
Pensioners in Cantabria, Spain, plan a unique protest by singing modified Christmas carols to highlight grievances against government pension policies this Saturday.
Rare Spanish Coin from 1609 Fetches Millions at Auction
A rare Spanish coin from 1609, minted during Philip III's reign, sold for millions at auction, highlighting its numismatic and historical significance.
Staying Safe and Warm: Tips for Using Your Chimney in Spain
As winter approaches, expats in Spain turn to their chimneys for warmth. Learn essential safety tips to prevent fires and ensure a cozy, safe home.
New Traffic Management Initiative in Cantabria: Controlled Access to Plaza de los Caños
Cantabria launches a traffic management initiative at Plaza de los Caños to improve flow and safety with a new traffic light system starting January.
Young Man in Santander Benefits from 'Second Chance' Law, Avoids €31,000 Debt Due to Illness
A young man in Santander benefits from Spain's Second Chance Law, avoiding €31,000 in debt due to illness, highlighting the law's compassionate aim.
Deadline Looms for Free Switch from Variable to Fixed-Rate Mortgages in Spain
Expats and residents in Spain face a Dec 31, 2024, deadline to switch from variable to fixed-rate mortgages for free, amid rising interest rates.
Cyclist Event in Colindres Marks the Final Ride of the Year in Cantabria
Colindres to host Cantabria's final major cycling event of the year, blending scenic rides with community spirit on December 28, 2024.
Santa María de Cayón Embraces Digitalization with Advanced Equipment
Santa María de Cayón advances into the digital era with new tech to boost municipal services, promising enhanced efficiency and community benefits.
Canary Islands Municipality Launches Initiative to Tackle Chewing Gum Litter
Canary Islands tackle chewing gum litter with advanced cleaning tech and community engagement, aiming to boost cleanliness and tourism.
Christmas in Tenerife: A Festive and Unforgettable Experience
Tenerife transforms into a festive paradise with over 2.2 million LED bulbs, Christmas markets, and unique events, offering an unforgettable holiday experience.
Isabel Virumbrales Honored with Gold Medal by Club Taurino de Arnedo
Isabel Virumbrales receives the Gold Medal from Club Taurino de Arnedo for her significant contributions to bullfighting journalism in La Rioja.
Spain Bids Farewell to 2024 with Unseasonable Cold and Looks to Chilly Start in 2025
Spain faces an unusually cold end to 2024 and a frosty start to 2025, with predictions of persistent chill and rain, especially in interior regions.
WhatsApp Integration Revolutionizes Customer Communication: A Game-Changer for Expats and Businesses in Spain
WhatsApp's integration into business communication transforms expat and local interactions in Spain, boasting high engagement rates and personalized customer service.
Spanish Government Faces Irony in PP and Junts Alliance Amidst Political Turmoil
In a surprising twist, Spain's PP and Junts form an alliance against PM Sánchez's policies amidst political challenges, highlighting the unpredictable nature of Spanish politics.
New Pedestrian Pathway Inaugurated in Badames and San Pantaleón, Trasmiera
Trasmiera celebrates the opening of a new pedestrian pathway in Badames and San Pantaleón, enhancing local life and boosting tourism.
The Most Lucrative Speed Cameras in Spain: A Guide for Expats
Discover Spain's most lucrative speed cameras, including Madrid's M-40, and learn how to navigate fines and appeals for a safer driving experience.
New Electric Vehicle Charging Point Inaugurated in Paseo de la Estrada, Cantabria
Cantabria inaugurates a new electric vehicle charging point in Paseo de la Estrada, marking a significant step towards sustainable transportation in Spain.
Royal Pages to Bring Christmas Joy to Every Neighborhood in Guarnizo
Guarnizo's festive spirit soars as "Pajes Reales" plan to visit every neighborhood, spreading Christmas cheer with a traditional Spanish twist.
Innovative COVID-19 Vaccine Reminder Robot Being Tested in Cantabria, Spain
In Cantabria, Spain, an innovative robot named Jano is being tested to remind people about their COVID-19 vaccine appointments, aiming to boost healthcare adherence.
Dramatic Incident on AP-7 Highway in Barcelona: Driver Detained After Firing Shots into the Air
Driver detained on Barcelona's AP-7 highway after firing shots, causing major alarm and traffic disruption. Police investigate motives behind the incident.
Avian Influenza H5N1 Cases Reported in Spain as Christmas Arrives
Spain faces a health alert with rising avian influenza H5N1 cases amid the festive season, impacting rural areas and prompting strict public health measures.
Average Pension in Cantabria Reaches €1,536 per Month by December 2024
Cantabria's average pension hits €1,536, part of Spain's broader reforms to boost retiree well-being and financial stability.
Rising Concerns: Lung Cancer Cases in Women Quadruple in Recent Years
Lung cancer cases in women in Spain have quadrupled, sparking urgent calls for awareness and improved prevention measures.
Spain Endures Record-Breaking Heat and Extreme Weather Events in 2024
Spain faces a year of record-breaking heat and extreme weather, including catastrophic flooding in Valencia, as climate change intensifies.
Families of Spanish-Speaking Students Face Significant Challenges with Technology Integration
Spanish-speaking students face significant challenges in tech integration in education, highlighting a digital divide and the need for improved resources and communication.
Moisés Afonso León Takes Office as Councillor in La Laguna
Moisés Afonso León takes office as councillor in La Laguna, marking a new chapter in the city's governance with optimism for fresh perspectives.
Record Number of Migrant Deaths and Arrivals in Spain in 2024
Spain faces a record migrant crisis in 2024, with over 10,000 deaths on the perilous journey to the Canary Islands, marking a 58% increase from the previous year.
Mercadona: A Spanish Retail Giant's Continuous Evolution and Commitment to Its Workforce
Mercadona boosts employee salaries by 8.5%, showcasing its dedication to staff welfare amid its ongoing evolution as Spain's retail leader.
Political Turmoil in the Canary Islands: Conservative Government Under Scrutiny
Canary Islands' conservative government faces backlash from Nueva Canarias over alleged mismanagement, impacting public services and economic stability amid COVID-19 challenges.
Expats in Spain: Local Pharmacies Step Up to Help You Quit Smoking
Local pharmacies in Spain are offering comprehensive support to help expats quit smoking, including personalized guidance and nicotine replacement therapy products.
Embracing the Unique Traditions of New Year’s Eve in Spain
Spain's New Year's Eve is marked by the unique tradition of eating 12 grapes at midnight for luck, a practice deeply rooted in culture and celebrated widely across the country.
Spanish Police Warn of Illegal Activities Disguised as Jokes on Social Media
Spanish police alert the public to illegal activities disguised as jokes on social media, urging vigilance in cities like Madrid and Barcelona.
Festive Cheer Abounds as Children Receive Christmas Awards in Trasmiera, Cantabria
Trasmiera, Cantabria, celebrates the holiday spirit with an awards ceremony for children participating in Christmas contests, highlighting community and creativity.
Santander Confronts Its Past: Rise in Franco-Era Street Names Sparks Controversy
Santander faces controversy as Franco-era street names double, sparking debate on the city's historical legacy and calls for change.
New Campaign to Enhance Pedestrian Safety in Saja and Besaya Regions Set to Launch in January
Saja and Besaya regions in Cantabria, Spain, to launch a pedestrian safety campaign in January 2025, focusing on public awareness, education, and infrastructure improvements.
Financial Support for Families Adopting Children in Cantabria, Spain
Cantabria, Spain, announces financial aid for adopting families, offering €200 to ease the adoption process and encourage more families to adopt.
Tragic Accident in the Besiberri Massif: Hiker Falls to His Death
A tragic accident in Spain's Besiberri massif claims the life of a hiker, highlighting the dangers of high-altitude, rugged terrain.
Cantabria Ends the Year with No Progress on Demolitions and Flood Relief
Cantabria ends 2024 with no progress on demolition policies or flood relief, facing criticism and calls for urgent action in the new year.
Spain Marks a Decade of the Gender Violence Law: A Milestone in Protecting Women's Rights
Spain celebrates a decade of its Gender Violence Law, a critical step in fighting domestic violence and protecting women's rights, amid ongoing challenges.
Engaging with Catalan Culture: Fun and Educational Board Games for Expats and Their Families
Discover the joy of Catalan culture with educational board games for expats and their families, offering a fun way to learn the language and traditions.
Nueva Canarias Criticizes Disparities in Government Spending in the Canary Islands
Nueva Canarias criticizes the government for spending disparities in the Canary Islands, highlighting inadequate investment in public services versus lavish festivity expenditures.
A Lifetime of Savoring Grapes: The Story of a Dedicated Oenophile in La Rioja
Discover the story of María, a lifelong oenophile in La Rioja, whose passion for wine embodies the region's rich heritage and resilience amidst climate change.
Squatter Crackdown Faces Setback in Spain: What Expats Need to Know
Spain's proposed fast-track trials for squatter cases face a setback, affecting expats and homeowners. The Senate's veto highlights legislative challenges and concerns over property rights.
Guía de Isora Municipal Council Approves 2023 General Accounts Amid Controversy
Guía de Isora council approves 2023 accounts amid controversy, highlighting tensions over financial transparency in the Canary Islands municipality.
El Hierro Set to Transform Education Infrastructure with Ambitious Strategic Plan
El Hierro unveils a strategic plan to overhaul its education system by 2035, focusing on modernizing schools, building new centers, and specialized programs.
Gran Canaria to Host Contemporary Art Fair to Boost Local Art Market
Gran Canaria is set to host a new contemporary art fair aimed at boosting the local art market and establishing the island as a key cultural hub.
Budget Execution in Spanish Municipalities: A Comparative Analysis
Spanish municipalities showcase robust financial management, maintaining budget execution levels on par with higher administrations, despite challenges.
La Palma's Biosphere Reserve Boosts Budget by 185% to Advance Sustainability
La Palma's Biosphere Reserve announces a 185% budget increase to enhance sustainability, focusing on natural habitat conservation, renewable energy, and sustainable tourism.
Improvements to Chejelipes Dam Water Intake Systems Underway
In a bid to enhance water management in Gran Canaria, the Insular Water Council has launched upgrades to Chejelipes Dam's intake systems, promising benefits for local communities and the environment.
Violent Passenger Forces Diversion of Alicante to Glasgow Flight at Seve Ballesteros-Santander Airport
A flight from Alicante to Glasgow was diverted due to a violent passenger, leading to an emergency landing and arrest at Seve Ballesteros-Santander Airport.
Bea Pérez Bids Farewell to Red Stick with an Unforgettable Record
Spanish athlete Bea Pérez retires with a record-breaking final performance at Red Stick, leaving a legacy of excellence in athletics.
Public Dentistry for Vulnerable Elderly in Spain: A Growing Need and New Initiatives
Spain faces a growing need for public dentistry for its aging population, with new initiatives and funding aiming to improve access and care for the vulnerable elderly.
Spanish Supreme Court Upholds Transfer of Digitex Workers from Camargo to Barcelona and Jaén
Spanish Supreme Court backs Digitex's employee transfer from Camargo to Barcelona and Jaén, setting a precedent for labor law and company mobility.
Fertility Concerns in Spain: A Growing Issue for Expats and Nationals Alike
Spain faces a demographic challenge with a fertility rate of 1.29, impacting both nationals and expats. Factors include financial insecurity and delayed motherhood, despite a robust healthcare system.
Spain Launches Comprehensive Employment Plan to Aid Recovery from DANA Flooding
Spain unveils a €50m employment plan to aid recovery in areas devastated by DANA flooding, focusing on job creation for those over 52 and under 30.
Controversial COVID-19 Study Promoting Hydroxychloroquine Retracted
A study advocating hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 treatment has been retracted due to concerns over its validity, highlighting the importance of evidence-based medical practices.
Controversy Erupts in Spain Over Transgender Rights and Judicial Scrutiny
Spain faces intense debate over transgender rights and judicial scrutiny, with the Socialist Party's controversial decisions sparking criticism and legal challenges.
Environmental Milestones and Challenges in Spain: A Year Marked by Climate Summits and Human Rights
Spain reflects on a year of environmental milestones and challenges, gearing up for key climate summits and focusing on sustainable energy and human rights.
Crackdown on Street Drinking in Santander: Expats and Locals Affectted
Santander's crackdown on street drinking affects both expats and locals, with nearly 50 fined as authorities enforce regulations to maintain public order.
Celebrating New Year’s Eve in Spain: Traditional Recipes and Festive Customs
Spain welcomes 2024 with unique traditions like the 12 lucky grapes, festive foods, and lucky underwear, offering a rich cultural experience for expats.
Police Operation in Cantabria Leads to Arrests for Drug Trafficking and Electricity Fraud
In Cantabria, four arrested in a major police operation against drug trafficking and electricity fraud, underscoring Spain's fight against crime.
Significant Advances in Managing Hereditary Transthyretin Amyloidosis in Spain: The EMPATIa Study
Spain's EMPATIa study marks a significant advance in managing Hereditary Transthyretin Amyloidosis, offering new hope for patients and asymptomatic carriers.
Cantabria Sees Significant Rise in Housing Prices in the Fourth Quarter
Cantabria experiences a sharp rise in housing prices, mirroring Spain's national trend but exacerbated by unique regional challenges.
New Flood Prevention Measures Set to Begin in Cantabria
Cantabria, Spain, launches infrastructure projects to combat flooding, with government investment aiming for sustainable development and community resilience.
Political Turmoil in Cantabria: Martinez Abad Triggers Wave of Resignations in Culture Sector
Cantabria faces political upheaval as cultural sector sees mass resignations over Maria Martinez Abad's controversial reforms, sparking public and political backlash.
Food Alert: Frozen Seafood and Fish Recall in Spain Affects Expats and Locals Alike
Spain issues a major recall of frozen seafood and fish due to health risks, impacting locals and expats. Consumers urged to check products for safety.
Pension Increases in Spain: What Expats Need to Know for 2025-2028
Expats in Spain can look forward to significant pension increases from 2025, offering financial relief and a better quality of life amidst economic recovery efforts.
Spain Resets VAT on Staple Foods as Economic Measures Evolve
Spain to reset VAT on staple foods to pre-crisis levels in 2025, extending public transport subsidies and maintaining economic support measures.
Significant Changes to Unemployment Benefits in Spain for 2025: What Expats Need to Know
Spain's unemployment benefits system sees major changes in 2025, impacting expats with new tax filing requirements and offering insights into broader labor market reforms and opportunities.
The Phenomenon of Apophenia: How Pattern Seeking Influences Lottery Choices in Spain
Exploring how apophenia, the tendency to perceive patterns in randomness, influences lottery choices in Spain, particularly during the Grossa de Cap d'Any.
Enhanced Security and Cleanliness Measures for New Year's Celebrations in Santander
Santander announces enhanced security and cleanliness for New Year's Eve, ensuring a safe and festive welcome to 2025 with community involvement.
Challenges Faced by Older Adults with Mobile Phones in Spain
Nearly 78% of older adults in Spain struggle with mobile phone use, facing challenges from complex interfaces to health implications, highlighting the need for tailored support and education.
Revitalizing Bike Rental Services: A New Push for Sustainable Mobility in the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands push for sustainable mobility with plans to reinstate a municipal bike rental service, aiming to improve urban life and reduce traffic.
Tension in Spanish Neighborhood as Youth Threatens Residents and Guardia Civil
Tensions rise in a Spanish neighborhood as a youth threatens locals and Guardia Civil, highlighting concerns over public safety and community policing.
Call for Bids Open for Management of Municipal Nursery in Saja-Besaya, Spain
Saja-Besaya opens bids for nursery management, aiming to enhance childcare services in Cantabria, Spain. A vital move for local families and community well-being.
Museo del Prado Celebrates New Year with Ana Belén's Powerful Performance
Ana Belén's emotive New Year performance at Museo del Prado, Madrid, encapsulates hope and unity, highlighting Spain's rich cultural heritage.
Vandalism in Desfiladero de la Hermida: Youngsters Disable Traffic Lights
Youths vandalize traffic lights in Spain's Desfiladero de la Hermida, raising safety concerns and disrupting traffic in the scenic gorge.
La Primitiva Lottery Brings Joy to Cartes, Cantabria with Significant Win
Cartes, Cantabria, celebrates a significant La Primitiva lottery win of €42,912.99, bringing joy and financial relief to the lucky ticket holder.
Spanish Postal Service and CCOO Union Sign New Collective Agreement
Correos and CCOO union's new deal cuts workweek to 35 hours, enhancing conditions for Spain's postal workers, in a move towards better work-life balance.
Significant Changes in Low Emission Zones and Urban Policies in Spain for 2025
Spain's major cities, including Barcelona and Madrid, introduce significant environmental and urban policy changes for 2025 to combat climate change and promote sustainability.
Williams Racing Announces New Partnership with Santander for 2025 Season
Williams Racing embarks on a new era with a strategic partnership with Santander for the 2025 season, signaling a significant shift in the team's commercial momentum and fan engagement initiatives.
Young Hiker Rescued After Four-Day Ordeal in Picos de Europa
In a dramatic rescue, a 23-year-old Spanish hiker was saved in the Picos de Europa after a four-day ordeal, highlighting the dangers of mountain tourism.
Spanish Stock Market Closes 2024 on a High Note Despite Global Uncertainty
Despite global uncertainties, the Spanish stock market's IBEX 35 index soared, marking a year of impressive growth and resilience in 2024.
Farewell 2024: A Year of Emotion and Critique in Spain
Spain reflects on a year of emotional farewells, critical events, and cultural milestones as it welcomes 2025 with hope and resilience.
Boost in Employment Opportunities for People with Disabilities in Cantabria
Cantabria boosts employment for people with disabilities, driven by projects like AGUAYO II and inclusive hiring practices, setting a strong example of inclusivity.
Doctor Madrazo Hosts Collective Photography Exhibition by Students
Doctor Madrazo cultural center in Cantabria to showcase student photography, highlighting local talent and diverse themes in early 2025.
A Festive Twist: How Turrón and Unusual Flavors Are Winning Hearts This Christmas in Spain
Spain's Christmas treat, turrón, surprises with new flavors like beer, pine, and fried potatoes, blending tradition with innovation in festive celebrations.
Almassora Prepares for Grand Festivities: 34 Bullfights and a Month of Celebration
Almassora gears up for a month of grand festivities, featuring 34 bullfights, traditional music, and local cuisine, promising an unforgettable cultural experience.
Cantabria’s Budget Approved Despite Previous Incumplimientos by PP
Cantabria's budget gets green light, overcoming past PP failures, with investments in infrastructure and sustainability, under Revilla's leadership.
Cantabria Welcomes the New Year with Record-Breaking Temperatures
Cantabria starts 2024 with record 63°F on New Year's Day, highlighting unusual warmth and sparking climate change concerns.
New Year’s Eve Shooting in Andalusia Leaves One Dead and Three Injured
A New Year's Eve shooting in Andalusia leaves one dead and three injured, sparking an investigation amid a spate of violence linked to drug gang rivalries.
Canadian Hostel Owner in Santander Faces Charges for Loud Music and Disobeying Police
Canadian hostel owner in Santander faces charges for playing loud music and disobeying police, highlighting tensions between tourism and local life in Spain.
Spain Gears Up for 12 Public Holidays in 2025, Including Several Long Weekends
Spain celebrates 2025 with 12 public holidays, including long weekends and vibrant regional festivities, promising expats and residents a year of cultural immersion and relaxation.
New Year's Eve in Cantabria: Emergency Services Handle Over 500 Calls and 181 Interventions
Cantabria's emergency services responded to over 500 calls and 181 incidents during New Year's Eve celebrations, ensuring public safety as 2025 began.
Torrelavega Embarks on Ambitious Projects for 2025, Enhancing Quality of Life and Infrastructure
Torrelavega sets sights on a transformative 2025 with major investments in infrastructure, urban renewal, and community facilities, aiming to enhance residents' quality of life.
Connectivity Challenges in Cantabria: High-Speed Rail Works Disrupt Meseta Link
Cantabria faces travel disruptions as high-speed rail construction affects key routes to the Meseta region, causing delays and economic concerns.
Musical Extravaganza in Santander: Rodrigo Cuevas, Fillas de Cassandra, and Casapalma to Share the Stage
Santander to host a unique musical event with Rodrigo Cuevas, Fillas de Cassandra, and Casapalma, celebrating Camino Lebaniego's heritage on Jan 4, 2025.
Ryanair Urges EU Governments to Reform Aviation Policies for Growth and Sustainability
Ryanair calls on EU to overhaul aviation policies, advocating for the abolition of taxes and reduction of ATC fees to boost growth and sustainability.
Significant Changes Affecting Expats in Spain for 2025
Expats in Spain face significant changes in 2025, including pension reforms, cost of living hikes, and new travel regulations.
New Year Wishes from Mayors of Castellón: A Message of Hope and Unity
Castellón's mayors unite in a New Year message of hope and unity, celebrating past achievements and looking forward to a vibrant 2025 with community spirit.
Sala Breton Fosters Theatrical Creation Through Artistic Residencies
Sala Breton in Santander launches an artistic residency program to nurture theatrical talent, led by industry veterans, enhancing Cantabria's cultural scene.
Dramatic Fire Erupts in Central Madrid Construction Site
A fire broke out at a Madrid construction site in Chamberí, with no injuries reported thanks to quick emergency response. Investigations are ongoing.
Concerns Over Dismantling of Home Care Services in Cantabria
Cantabria faces backlash as home care services for the elderly and disabled are significantly cut, sparking protests and demands for action.
17º Ribeira Sacra Festival: A Celebration of Music, Gastronomy, and Culture
Experience the fusion of music, gastronomy, and culture at the 17º Ribeira Sacra Festival in Galicia, Spain, from July 18-20, 2024.
Massive Unauthorized Rave Attracts 5,000 to Ciudad Real Airport
A massive, unauthorized rave at Ciudad Real Airport draws 5,000, transforming the site into a festival ground amid security deployments.
Electricity Prices in Spain: What Expats Need to Know for 2025
Expats in Spain face higher electricity bills in 2025, with VAT on electricity rising to 21% and changes in the social bonus scheme.
Spanish Political Landscape Heats Up Over Religious Offense Laws
Spain's political arena is stirred by debates on reforming religious offense laws, with calls for modernization highlighting the tension between freedom of expression and religious rights.
Cantabria to Finalize Wolf Management Plan by Summer 2025
Cantabria to unveil a wolf management plan by 2025, balancing conservation with agricultural needs amid rising wolf populations.
Significant Increase in Extrahotel Accommodation Stays in Cantabria
Cantabria sees a 7.97% rise in extrahotel stays in 2024, with a notable 63.5% surge in November, highlighting the region's growing tourist appeal.
Rising Concerns Over Workplace Safety in Cantabria as Accidents Increase
Rising workplace accidents in Cantabria prompt urgent calls for improved safety measures and stricter labor law enforcement.
Rising Christmas Food Prices in Spain: Tips for Expats to Save Money
Expats in Spain face soaring Christmas food prices, with key items up by 6.1%. Tips include planning ahead and seeking alternatives to manage budgets.
Alert Issued Over Cannabis Derivative in Olive Oil in Spain
Spain issues health alert over olive oil containing cannabis derivative, urging expats and residents to check labels and avoid the affected brand for safety.
Santillana del Mar to Celebrate Traditional Cabalgata de Reyes with Over 500 Participants
Santillana del Mar's traditional Cabalgata de Reyes, a vibrant celebration of history and culture, features over 500 participants this January 5, 2025.
Spanish Tourist Killed by Elephant in Thailand
A Spanish tourist was killed by an elephant in Thailand, highlighting the dangers of human-animal interactions and sparking a review of safety protocols.
Spanish Tax Authority Initiates Refund Process for 2023 Tax Returns
The Spanish Tax Authority has launched the refund process for 2023 tax returns, with key dates from April 3 to July 1, 2024, offering crucial information for expats.
Alert Issued for Fuel Leak Defect in Honda Civic, CR-V, and ZR-V Models in Spain
Spain issues alert for Honda Civic, CR-V, and ZR-V models over fuel leak defect. Owners urged to check VINs and contact dealers for free repairs to prevent fire risks.
Spain's Lotería del Niño 2025: A Cultural Tradition and Chance at Fortune
Spain's cherished Lotería del Niño, set for Jan 6, 2025, promises a blend of rich cultural tradition and the chance to win part of a 770 million euro prize pool.
Housing Prices in Cantabria See Significant Surge in 2024
Cantabria's housing prices soar by 8.5% in 2024, marking it as Spain's second-fastest growing market amid a national real estate boom.
Ayuntamiento of Santander Postpones Distribution of Solidarity Roscón to Saturday
Santander's Ayuntamiento postpones the beloved solidarity roscón event to Saturday due to inclement weather, aiming for a successful, community-driven gathering.
Spanish Tourist Tragically Killed by Elephant in Thailand
A Spanish tourist was fatally injured by an elephant in Thailand while participating in a bathing activity at an elephant care center, sparking concerns over wildlife interactions.
Barcelona Subway Revolutionizes Energy Use with Innovative MetroCharge Project
Barcelona's subway introduces MetroCharge, using train braking energy to power metro stations and electric vehicles, aiming for sustainability.
Challenges and Reforms in Catalonia's Health System for 2025
Catalonia's health system gears up for 2025 with digital innovations and international collaborations, despite facing financial strains and the need for reforms.
Warning for Expats in Spain: The Rising Threat of SIM Swapping Cyber Fraud
Spanish National Police warn of a surge in SIM swapping fraud targeting expats, urging vigilance to protect personal and financial information from cybercriminals.
Cold Snap Brings Devastating Consequences: Death Toll Rises in Spain
Spain faces a severe cold snap, with the death toll rising by 224. Vulnerable populations suffer the most, prompting government and community efforts to mitigate the crisis.
The Rising Cost of Gluten-Free Roscón de Reyes: A Holiday Conundrum for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain face a holiday conundrum as gluten-free Roscón de Reyes prices soar, reflecting the higher costs of ingredients and specialized production.
Communication Mishap in Catalan Municipalities Attributed to Human Error
A communication error led to an emergency message being sent in Spanish, not Catalan, to several municipalities, sparking a swift apology and promises of future vigilance from CECAT.
Cabalgata de Reyes Magos in Cantabria: A Festive Celebration Amidst Winter Weather
Cantabria braces for the enchanting Cabalgata de Reyes Magos parade this Sunday, promising a festive spectacle with floats and performances, despite winter weather.
Basque Pelota Federation Recognizes Official Status of Catalan National Teams
Basque Pelota Federation officially recognizes Catalan national teams, marking a new era of cooperation in the traditional sport.
Celebrating Three Kings Day with Homemade Rosca de Reyes: A Traditional Spanish and Mexican Delight
Celebrate Three Kings Day with a homemade Rosca de Reyes, a festive bread symbolizing the Wise Men's crown, steeped in Spanish and Mexican tradition.
Xàtiva to Promote Its August Fair and Inclusive Tourism at FITUR 2025
Xàtiva to showcase its cultural heritage and inclusive tourism initiatives at FITUR 2025, highlighting its vibrant August Fair and efforts to welcome all visitors.
Political Turmoil in Arco de la Bahía: Podemos Demands Immediate Resignation of Mayor
Podemos calls for the resignation of Arco de la Bahía's mayor over conflict of interest allegations related to her construction business.
Ateneo de Santander Hosts Powerful Book Presentation: "Hijas del Miedo" by Judges Who Are Victims of Gender Violence
Ateneo de Santander hosts the impactful book "Hijas del Miedo," revealing the struggles of judges who are victims of gender violence, sparking vital discussions on support and change.
FBI Warns of Cyber Risks in Cross-Platform Messaging Between Android and iPhone Users
FBI and CISA issue a stark warning about the cyber risks of unencrypted texts between Android and iPhone users, following the major Salt Typhoon breach.
Reyes Magos Adelantan su Llegada en Varias Localidades de Galicia y Andalucía Due to Inclement Weather
Cities across Galicia and Andalucía move Reyes Magos celebrations to Jan 4th, adapting to forecasted bad weather, ensuring the festive spirit endures.
Ensuring a Safe and Joyful Holiday Season: Toy Safety Tips for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain are reminded to prioritize toy safety this holiday season, with tips on label checks, avoiding small parts, and staying informed on recalls to ensure a joyful, risk-free experience.
Spain's Historic Buildings Get a Modern Twist: ArchDaily X ICEX Competition Highlights
Spain's architectural heritage gets a modern makeover in the ArchDaily X ICEX competition, showcasing innovative refurbishments that blend history with contemporary design.
Ultimate Frisbee: More Than Just a Game
Ultimate Frisbee gains momentum in Europe, with the EBUCC 2025 set to showcase top teams in a sport that's more than a game, it's a community.
Rescue Operation Saves Lost Hikers in Soba, Cantabria
Lost hikers in Soba, Cantabria, rescued after intensive search by Guardia Civil and Emergency Services, highlighting risks of mountain tourism.
Lotería del Niño 2025: A New Year’s Hope for Luck and Fortune
Spaniards and expats alike await the Lotería del Niño on Jan 6, 2025, with €770m in prizes, offering a beacon of hope and tradition in the new year.
Former Spanish Official Faces Trial for Alleged Tax Evasion Scheme
High-profile trial set to begin in Spain in March 2025, as a former official faces charges for allegedly evading 17 million euros in taxes through shell companies.
Severe Winds Disrupt Air Travel in Cantabria: Flights Diverted to Nearby Cities
Severe winds in Cantabria disrupt flights, forcing diversions to nearby cities, with speeds reaching up to 166km/h impacting air travel and safety.
Navigating the Sales Season in Cantabria: Tips for Expats
Expats in Cantabria can navigate the sales season with strategic planning, embracing local culture and shopping scenes for unique finds and discounts.
The Return of the Charismatic King: "Gaspar the Handsome" at Madrid's Cabalgata de Reyes
Madrid's Cabalgata de Reyes Magos is set to dazzle with the return of "Gaspar the Handsome," played by Beltrán Iraburu, promising a blend of tradition and modern charm.
Trasmeranos Utilize Family Migration Chains to Settle in Cantabria
Trasmeranos are returning to Cantabria, leveraging family ties and community support to revitalize their homeland, both economically and culturally.
Celebrating the Magic of Three Kings Day in Spain: A Guide for Expats
Explore the vibrant traditions of Three Kings Day in Spain, a cultural festivity filled with parades, gifts, and joy, offering expats a unique glimpse into Spanish heritage.
Cantabria Experiences Spain's Strongest Wind Gusts, Nearing 150 km/h in Picos de Europa
Cantabria records Spain's strongest wind gusts near 150 km/h in Picos de Europa, highlighting severe winter weather across northern and eastern regions.
NHS Unveils Ambitious Plan to Tackle Waiting Lists, A Lesson for Global Healthcare Systems
The NHS launches an ambitious plan to cut waiting lists, introducing direct referrals and same-day services, setting a global benchmark for healthcare efficiency.
Santander Municipality Allocates Over €41,000 to 11 Programs Promoting Gender Equality
Santander City Council earmarks over €41,000 for 11 gender equality programs, including workshops and seminars, aiming to empower women and promote equal opportunities within the community.
Solidarity Run in Trasmiera Collects Over 2000 Kilograms of Food
Trasmiera's solidarity run unites 250 athletes, collecting over 2000kg of food for local charities, showcasing community spirit and social responsibility.
Spain's 'Lotería del Niño' Brings Joy and Fortune to Many on January 6, 2025
Spain's 'Lotería del Niño' on Jan 6, 2025, spreads joy with its traditional draw, uniting communities in hope and celebration of the Epiphany.
Spain’s Real Estate Market and Cost of Living: What Expats Need to Know for 2025
Spain's real estate market eyes a strong 2025 with a 20% investment increase, while expats face new cost of living challenges, including VAT hikes.
Thousands Brave the Wind to Witness the Three Kings Parade in Santander
In Santander, thousands defy the wind to celebrate the Three Kings Parade, a cherished tradition marking the end of the Christmas season.
Strong Winds Batter Cantabria, Causing Disruptions and Damage
Cantabria faces severe disruptions as strong winds, reaching speeds up to 166 km/h, cause widespread damage, including power outages and structural harm.
Cruel Copa del Rey Exit for Racing de Santander Against Celta de Vigo
Racing de Santander suffers a heart-wrenching 2-3 defeat to Celta de Vigo in the Copa del Rey, despite a valiant effort with ten men.
Cyber Threats on the Rise in Spain: A Growing Concern for Expats and Nationals Alike
Spain faces a surge in cyber threats, ranking as the fifth most cyberattacked country globally, with significant impacts on industries and a growing demand for cybersecurity professionals.
Expats in Spain: Advocacy and Support for Obesity Patients Gains Momentum
Spain sees a growing movement for the creation of obesity patient associations, emphasizing comprehensive care and reducing stigma.
Santander Hosteleros Face Charges for Loud Music and Underage Alcohol Sales
Santander hosteleros face legal action for loud music and underage alcohol sales, highlighting community concerns over noise and safety.
Albacete Balompié Shows Appreciation to Fans with 450 Tickets for Upcoming Match
Albacete Balompié sends 450 tickets to fans for a crucial La Liga Hypermotion match, showcasing gratitude and strengthening fan bonds.
Dramatic Moment in Madrid's Three Kings Parade as Float Gets Stuck in Christmas Lights
In a dramatic twist at Madrid's Three Kings Parade, a float became entangled in Christmas lights, briefly halting the festive procession attended by over 200,000.
'Cap nen sense joguina' Campaign Raises €65,850 for Children in Need
The 'Cap nen sense joguina' campaign in Catalonia raises €65,850, with FC Barcelona's support, to ensure no child goes without a Christmas gift.
Arrest in Santander for Vandalism Targeting Cars and Motorcycles
Santander police arrest individual for vandalism spree targeting cars and motorcycles, bringing relief to the community.
Expats in Spain: Exciting Developments in Children's Connection with Nature and Immigration Reforms
Spain introduces initiatives to connect children with nature and enacts immigration reforms, including extended job seeker visas and regularization of undocumented workers, benefiting expats and their families.
Argentine Jorge Fernández Díaz Triumphs Over Rafael Nadal in Stunning Upset
In a stunning upset, Argentine Jorge Fernández Díaz defeats tennis legend Rafael Nadal, marking a significant career milestone and shaking up the tennis world.
European Leaders Warn of Elon Musk's Threat to Democracy
European leaders condemn Elon Musk for meddling in politics, accusing him of supporting far-right movements and threatening democracy across the continent.
Unsettled Weather Ahead: Spain Braces for Wind, Fog, and Rain
Spain braces for a week of disruptive weather with wind, fog, and rain alerts across various regions, impacting daily life and festive events like the Three Kings’ Parade.
Santander Enhances Employability for Socially Vulnerable Groups Through Local Initiatives
Santander partners with local authorities to boost employability for socially vulnerable groups, focusing on financial inclusion and skill development.
Celebrating Three Kings Day in Spain: A Joyful Tradition for Expats and Locals Alike
Spain and its expat community prepare to celebrate Three Kings Day, a vibrant tradition marking the end of the Christmas season with parades, sweets, and joy.
Spain's Water Reserves See Significant Improvement as 2025 Begins
Spain's water reserves show significant improvement in early 2025, with a notable increase in capacity, despite ongoing drought challenges in some regions.
Spanish Courts Reject Request to Suspend Custody of Arcuri's Children
Spanish courts in Granada and Málaga have denied Gianluca Arcuri's request to suspend custody of his children amid a high-profile legal battle.
The Rising Threat of the Asian Hornet in Spain: How to Combat Vespa velutina
Spain battles the invasive Asian Hornet, threatening ecosystems, agriculture, and human health, with community efforts and strategies to curb its spread.
Spain's Lotería del Niño and El Gordo Lotteries Distribute Massive Prizes
Spain's festive lotteries, El Gordo and Lotería del Niño, distribute €3.47 billion in prizes, bringing joy and prosperity to lucky winners nationwide.
Meta Abandons Fact-Checking Program to Foster Free Expression
Meta shifts content moderation strategy, ending its fact-checking program for a user-driven Community Notes system, aiming to enhance free expression and simplify policies.
Significant Changes in Family Leave and Retirement Policies in Spain for 2025
Spain introduces major reforms in family leave and retirement policies for 2025, including extended childcare leave for single parents and new immigration measures to support expats.
Shooting Among Rival Clans in La Mina District Sparks Investigation
Catalonia police investigate a shooting in La Mina, Barcelona, amid concerns over rising gang violence and clan rivalries.
“Sábado Joven” Program Returns in 2025 with Exciting January Activities
Cantabria's "Sábado Joven" program returns in 2025, promising a January filled with creative workshops and outdoor activities for youth.
Young Talent on the Rise: Jorge Salinas Called Up to Spain's U-18 National Team
Jorge Salinas, a rising star from Real Racing Club de Santander, earns a spot on Spain's U-18 team, marking a significant step in his football career.
Christmas Magic Attracts Thousands to Cartes, Cantabria
Cartes, Cantabria transforms into a festive wonderland, drawing thousands with its Christmas Village, magical shows, and community events.
Court Denies Bail to Driver Involved in Fatal Hit-and-Run in Castelar, Cantabria
Court in Cantabria denies bail to driver in fatal Castelar hit-and-run, underscoring the severity of traffic crimes in Spain.
Flu Epidemic in Europe: Vaccination Key to Reducing Mortality Risk
Europe faces a flu epidemic, with health officials stressing vaccination as key to reducing mortality, especially among the vulnerable in Spain and France.
Shooting Incident in La Mina Neighborhood of Barcelona Leaves Resident Injured
A resident was injured by a stray bullet in Barcelona's La Mina neighborhood, highlighting the area's ongoing violence and crime issues.
Princess Leonor Embarks on Historic Naval Training Voyage Aboard the Juan Sebastián de Elcano
Princess Leonor of Spain embarks on a historic five-month naval training voyage aboard the Juan Sebastián de Elcano, marking a key step in her future role as queen.
Strike at Altadis Factory in Cantabria Enters Second Day with Strong Worker Support
Altadis factory strike in Cantabria enters day two with 90% worker participation, highlighting demands for better conditions and fair wages.
Shocking Discovery in Santander: Community in Mourning After Body Found on S-20 Bridge
Santander community mourns as a body is found hanging from the S-20 bridge, sparking shock and a major investigation.
Financial Aid for Facade Improvements in Torrelavega Now Available
Torrelavega launches financial aid for facade improvements, aiming to revitalize the city's look and ensure structural integrity. Applications open January 10, 2024.
Municipal Council Launches Plan to Eradicate Processionary Caterpillar in Arco de la Bahía
Arco de la Bahía launches a comprehensive plan to combat the processionary caterpillar, aiming to protect residents and pets from its harmful effects.
Strong Winds Cause Disruptions in Cantabria, Spain
A powerful wind storm in Cantabria, Spain, causes widespread disruptions, with emergency services responding to numerous incidents and calls for help.
Spanish Politics: People's Party Backtracks on Restricting Access to Public Fountains Due to Public Pressure
In a victory for public opinion, Spain's People's Party reverses its decision to limit access to public fountains after widespread criticism.
Anti-Tourism Protests Intensify in Spain: A Growing Concern for Expats and Locals Alike
Anti-tourism protests in Spain escalate, fueled by housing crises and environmental concerns, as locals and expats brace for more demonstrations in 2025.
The Dawn of Digital SIM Cards: What Expats in Spain Need to Know
Expats in Spain face a game-changing shift with the rise of eSIM technology, offering enhanced security, convenience, and flexibility in mobile communication.
Barcelona Secures Injunction for Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor to Play
Barcelona wins injunction allowing new signings Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor to play amid registration controversy, boosting the team's LaLiga campaign.
Major Infrastructure Developments in Santander, Spain, Set for 2025
Santander gears up for major infrastructure boosts in 2025, including the launch of Piquío and the General Dávila project, enhancing urban mobility and sustainability.
Water Maintenance Contract Dispute in Vilaflor, Tenerife, Sparks Local Frustration
Vilaflor, Tenerife, faces local frustration over delays in renewing a critical water supply maintenance contract, highlighting governance challenges.
Tenerife Strengthens Waste Management with Enhanced Selective Collection Measures
Tenerife boosts its waste management efforts with new selective collection measures, aiming for environmental sustainability and aligning with European standards.
Successful Municipal Kids Camp in Valverde Delights Community
Valverde's municipal kids camp delights the community with cultural activities and a Pozole contest, showcasing the power of collective effort and tradition.
Vallehermoso Brings Gomera Craftsmanship Closer to the Community
Vallehermoso launches artisan workshops to celebrate La Gomera's craftsmanship, fostering community engagement and cultural preservation.
Brain Endurance Training: The New Frontier in Enhancing Athletic and Cognitive Performance
Brain Endurance Training (BET), combining physical exercise with cognitive tasks, shows promise in boosting athletic and cognitive performance for all ages.
Spanish Government to Strengthen Courts Dealing with Gender Violence Amid Rising Cases
Spain bolsters courts for gender violence cases amid a 20% rise, aiming for better victim support and justice in the fight against this escalating issue.
Significant Changes in Spanish High School Curriculum Spark Controversy
Spain's decision to make Catalan and Spanish literature optional in high schools from 2025 sparks controversy, with pro-independence parties in Catalonia opposing the move.
Weather Alerts and Significant Changes in Spain for Early 2025
Spain faces severe weather and economic shifts in early 2025, impacting locals and expats with increased VAT, new taxes, and persistent rainfall.
Former Uruguayan President José "Pepe" Mujica Reveals Advanced Cancer and Requests Privacy
Former Uruguayan President José "Pepe" Mujica, known for his humility, reveals advanced cancer and asks for privacy as he faces his final days.
Weekend Weather Forecast for Spain: Sunny Skies and Rainy North
Spain braces for a weekend of mixed weather: sunny skies for many, but rain and winds hit the north. Stay updated with regional forecasts and warnings.
New Initiative to Boost Local Economy in Comillas, Cantabria
Comillas launches "Comillas Vale" initiative with 800 vouchers to boost local economy and community engagement, starting January 15, 2025.
Urgent Redistribution of Migrant Minors to Other Spanish Regions Faces Resistance
Canary Islands' plea to redistribute migrant minors across Spain faces opposition from the Popular Party, highlighting the complexities of managing a surge in arrivals.
Flu Epidemic Surges in Spain: Expats Urged to Take Precautions
Spain faces a severe flu epidemic, with cases soaring past the epidemic threshold. Health officials warn of a peak in mid-January, urging vaccinations and preventive measures to combat the strain overwhelming hospitals.
Norovirus Outbreak Alerts Expats in Spain: Here’s What You Need to Know
Spain faces a significant norovirus outbreak, urging expats to heed health advisories on symptoms, transmission, and prevention to curb the highly contagious virus.
Tenerife and Lanzarote Join Forces to Combat Palm Tree Plague
Lanzarote and Tenerife unite to fight a destructive palm tree plague, showcasing inter-island cooperation to preserve the Canary Islands' natural beauty.
La Palma's Cabildo Addresses Public Housing Needs with New Initiatives in Breña Alta
La Palma's Cabildo launches a new public housing initiative in Breña Alta, aiming to address the island's housing demand and improve community services.
Should You Put a Coat on Your Dog? A Veterinarian's Insight
Not all dogs need winter coats, says Dr. María Rodríguez. The necessity depends on breed, health, and climate, with some breeds benefiting more than others.
Embracing Respectful Parenting in 2025: A Guide for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain are turning to 'crianza respetuosa' in 2025, adopting habits for healthier, empathetic child development through respectful parenting.
Weather Alert: Cantabria Braces for Heavy Rains and Strong Winds
Cantabria braces for a weekend of heavy rains and strong winds, with a yellow alert issued for significant weather disruptions. Residents advised to prepare for potential flooding and travel hazards.
Horror Movie Enthusiasts Rejoice: Doctor Madrazo and Cineinfinito Present a Chilling January Film Series
Dive into the chilling depths of early horror cinema with Doctor Madrazo and Cineinfinito's 'Sombras del alma' series, showcasing Pre-Code classics every Wednesday in January.
Mystery Unfolds in Cantabria: Investigation into Castro Homicide Continues
Cantabria's Castro homicide case sees new light as investigation details emerge, urging public cooperation for justice.
Historic Milestone in Public Transportation: Free Bus Travel Extended in the Canary Islands
Canary Islands extend free bus travel in a landmark move for public transportation, enhancing quality of life and sustainability, thanks to advocacy by the CC party.
Concerns Over Education Funding and Reforms in the Netherlands and Spain
Netherlands and Spain grapple with education funding and reforms, impacting educators, policymakers, and expats. The Netherlands sees reduced budget cuts but faces concerns over research and international student funding, while Spain's vocational reforms contrast with university underfunding issues.
Salmon and Trout Fishing Season to Kick Off in Cantabria on April 1
Starting April 1, Cantabria's rivers open for the eagerly awaited salmon and trout fishing season, offering a blend of sport and tradition in Spain's stunning landscapes.
Carlos Dotor: A Second Chance at Real Oviedo?
Carlos Dotor may get a second chance at Real Oviedo despite initial exit rumors, as the January transfer window sparks new opportunities for the midfielder.
Uneatlantico Pereda Aims to Kick Off 2025 with a Home Victory
Uneatlantico Pereda gears up for a thrilling home match on Jan 11, aiming to start 2025 with a victory. With key players and fan support, they're set to challenge league rivals.
Cantabrians Advocate for Preservation of Bus Stops, Shelters, and Tree Coverage
Cantabrians rally for the preservation of bus stops, shelters, and tree coverage along key roads, highlighting a community-driven push for urban sustainability.
Paquita Ors, Pioneering Pharmacist and Cosmetics Revolutionary, Passes Away
Paquita Ors, a pioneering Spanish pharmacist and cosmetics mogul, leaves a lasting legacy in innovation and women's empowerment.
Homophobic Policy Sparks Outrage in Torremolinos, Spain
Torremolinos faces backlash over a club's homophobic entry policy, sparking condemnation from the Mayor and calls for inclusivity.
The Sweltering Heat of Pre-Industrial Era Peru: A Tale of Spanish Conquest and Colonial Legacy
Exploring the Spanish conquest of Peru, this piece delves into the transformative era's impact on indigenous populations, the rise of Lima, and the enduring colonial legacy.
Arona Faces Setback in Affordable Housing Plans for Local Residents
Arona's affordable housing plans hit another roadblock, leaving leaders and residents dismayed at the missed opportunity for community relief.
Controversy Erupts in Laredo Hospital Over Allegations of Abuse of Power and Compromised Surgical Safety
Laredo hospital faces scrutiny over allegations of power abuse and compromised surgical safety, sparking an investigation and community concern.
Political Shifts in Cantabria: Understanding the 2023 Electoral Landscape
Cantabria's 2023 elections reveal a political shift, with traditional parties like PP and PSOE losing ground to the PSC and regional forces amid voter discontent.
Significant Labor Reforms Set to Transform Spain’s Workplaces in 2025
Spain's labor landscape to undergo transformative reforms in 2025, including reduced work hours and enhanced work-life balance, marking a significant shift for workers and businesses alike.
Princess Leonor Embarks on Historic Training Cruise Aboard the Juan Sebastián de Elcano
Princess Leonor of Spain embarks on a historic 5-month naval training cruise aboard the Juan Sebastián de Elcano, marking a significant royal and naval milestone.
UK and Europe Diverge on Gas Boiler Policies: What This Means for Expats in Spain
UK diverges from Europe's gas boiler phase-out, impacting expats in Spain. While the UK scraps its ban, EU nations, including Spain, push for eco-friendly heating, affecting property decisions for expats.
Ferrovial and Rubau to Upgrade and Expand Catalonia's Largest Drinking Water Treatment Plant
Ferrovial and Rubau to spearhead the upgrade and expansion of Catalonia's largest drinking water treatment plant, aiming to enhance water supply and sustainability.
New Public Park and Pumptrack Circuit Coming to San Martín de Pino in February
San Martín de Pino to welcome a new public park and pumptrack in February, enhancing community life with exciting recreational spaces.
Enhanced Security and Traffic Control in Cádiz: The Installation of New Cameras
Cádiz boosts security and traffic flow with new cameras, focusing on the Bay area to enhance public safety and urban mobility, set for completion in 2025.
Political Turmoil in Cantabria: PRC Criticizes Ayuntamiento for Disorganization and Lack of Control
In Cantabria, Spain, the PRC blasts the local government for mismanagement and chaos, demanding reforms amid growing public dissatisfaction.
Free Guided Tours for Visitors in Comillas, Courtesy of the Ayuntamiento and Local Establishments
Comillas, Spain, launches free guided tours for visitors, featuring Gaudí's Capricho and more, to boost tourism and support local businesses.
The Power of Chosen Solitude: A Key to Better Health for Expats in Spain
Exploring the benefits of chosen solitude for expats in Spain, this article delves into how embracing alone time can enhance mental and physical health.
Villa de Mazo Takes a Significant Step Forward in Accessibility for Individuals with Autism
Villa de Mazo introduces pictograms in public spaces to aid those with Autism, marking a major step in inclusivity on La Palma, Canary Islands.
Significant Support for Students in Santiago del Teide: Municipal Aid for Rent and Study Expenses
Santiago del Teide Town Council announces nearly €100,000 in aid for students' rent and study expenses, bolstering higher education access.
Achieving Your Health Goals in Spain as an Expat in 2025
Expats in Spain gear up for a healthy 2025, leveraging the country's healthcare system and lifestyle to achieve their wellness goals.
Sagulpa Achieves Significant Energy Consumption Reduction in Its Facilities
Sagulpa, a Canary Islands company, cuts energy use by 8% in a sustainability push, setting a precedent for regional environmental efforts.
Exciting News for Train Travelers in Spain: Renfe’s Latest Discounts and New Operator Launch
Spain's rail travel gets a boost in 2025 with Renfe's discounts and Ouigo's launch, offering cheaper fares and more options for travelers.
Astillero Honors San Antón with Special Blessing for Pets and Owners
Astillero, Spain, celebrates San Antón with a unique blessing for pets, highlighting the deep bond between residents and their animals in a cherished local tradition.
Zuloaga Criticizes Lack of Ambition in Buruaga's Economic Internationalization Plans for Cantabria
Zuloaga criticizes Buruaga's economic plans for Cantabria, calling for more ambitious strategies to boost the region's global presence.
Carlos Hipólito Honored with Prestigious Duende Zahorí Award at Torrelavega Winter Festival
Carlos Hipólito receives the prestigious Duende Zahorí award at Torrelavega Winter Festival, celebrating his remarkable theater career.
Real Sociedad Gimnástica Aims to Kick Off 2025 with Crucial Victory Against UP Langreo
Real Sociedad Gimnástica sets sights on a crucial victory against UP Langreo in a pivotal Segunda Federación match at El Malecón, aiming to start 2025 with a win.
Five Years Imprisonment Sought for 7 Accused in String of Robberies Across Cantabria
Prosecutors in Cantabria seek up to five years in jail for seven accused of a series of robberies, highlighting a significant judicial case.
Motorist Injured in Car Collision in Santander, Cantabria
Serious road accident in Santander leaves motorist injured, sparking concerns over road safety and calls for increased vigilance.
Albacete and Racing Santander Share the Spoils in Thrilling 2-2 Draw
Albacete and Racing Santander fought to a thrilling 2-2 draw in Spain's Segunda division, showcasing a fiercely contested battle that kept fans riveted.
Controversy Erupts Over Forest Management in Valdeprado del Río, Cantabria
Valdeprado del Río faces a heated debate over forest management, with accusations of mismanagement against the mayor stirring controversy.
Cold Snap to Grip Spain: Expats Brace for Chilly Weekend
Spain faces a cold snap with temperatures set to plummet across the country this weekend, affecting expats and locals with frost, rain, and potential snow.
Over 100,000 Catalans Await Dependency Care Since 2017
Over 100,000 Catalans have been awaiting dependency care since 2017, highlighting systemic challenges in the region's healthcare.
Banda Municipal de Santander to Perform 75 Concerts in 2025 to Bring Music Closer to the Community
Banda Municipal de Santander announces a vibrant 2025 with 75 concerts to enrich community life through diverse musical experiences across the city.
Major Anti-Crime Operation in Sevilla Leads to Closure of Three Nightclubs and Arrests
Sevilla's "Operation Disco" sees three nightclubs closed and numerous arrests in a major anti-crime sweep targeting drug trafficking and arms possession.
Tragic Incident in Palencia: 15-Year-Old Stabs Father to Death in Public Altercation
In a tragic family dispute in Palencia, Spain, a 15-year-old fatally stabbed his father, shocking the community and highlighting the need for domestic conflict intervention.
Consequences of Running a Gasoline-Powered Vehicle on Empty in Spain
Expats in Spain face vehicle damage and environmental impact by running gasoline-powered vehicles on empty, amid Spain's push for sustainability and renewable fuels.
Healthcare Crisis Deepens in Canary Islands: Patients Left Stranded Due to Ambulance Shortage
Canary Islands face a healthcare crisis as patients at San Benito University Hospital await critical transfers due to a severe ambulance shortage.
Call for the Use of Canarian Dialect in Municipal Communications
"Unidas Se Puede" advocates for the integration of the Canarian dialect in official municipal communications to preserve the region's cultural heritage.
Canary Islands Struggle with Unprecedented Migrant Crisis, Leaving Minors in Limbo
The Canary Islands face an unprecedented migrant crisis, with over 45,000 arrivals in 2024, leaving thousands of minors in limbo amid overwhelmed facilities and political gridlock.
Significant Wins and Milestones in Spanish Football
Barcelona triumphs over Real Madrid with a 5-2 win in the Spanish Super Cup, while Atletico Madrid sets a club record with 14 consecutive victories.
Traditional Galician Names Regain Popularity in Spain
Traditional Galician names are making a comeback in Spain, reflecting a deep connection to the region's rich cultural heritage and history.
Man Faces Prison Sentence for Robbery at Santander Restaurant
Man faces significant prison time for Santander restaurant robbery, highlighting security concerns and legal severity in Cantabria.
Chill Grips Cantabria: Temperatures Plummet as Region Braces for Minimum Alerts
Cantabria faces a cold snap with temperatures plummeting, prompting alerts and concerns for residents and businesses as the region braces for frosty conditions.
Breakthrough Study Links Fiber Consumption to Anti-Cancer Effects
Groundbreaking study in *Nature Metabolism* by Stanford Medicine links high fiber intake to cancer prevention, highlighting the role of dietary fiber in modulating gene function and enhancing gut health.
Tragic Accident Claims Life of 3-Year-Old Girl in Madrid
A 3-year-old girl tragically lost her life in Madrid after being struck by a vehicle at a zebra crossing, sparking a community-wide call for increased road safety.
Plans to Enhance Pedestrian Crossings in Laredo, Texas, Gain Momentum
Laredo, Texas, announces plans to enhance pedestrian crossings with better lighting and safety features, aiming to improve road safety for its growing population.
Spain's Tech Education Boom: A Haven for Expats and Tech Enthusiasts in 2025
Spain emerges as a tech education hub in 2025, drawing global talent with innovative programs, thriving tech scenes, and high-demand jobs, making it a prime destination for expats and tech enthusiasts.
Spanish Healthcare System Faces Crisis as Urgent Care Centers Overwhelmed
Spain's healthcare system is in crisis, with urgent care centers overwhelmed, leading to patient delays and healthcare professional burnout, as flu season exacerbates the situation.
TikTok's Ambitious Plans for 2025: Navigating Growth and Potential Challenges in Spain
TikTok launches its e-commerce arm in Spain, aiming to redefine global social commerce with interactive shopping and AI integration amidst growth challenges.
Spain Faces Critical Nursing Shortage: A Call to Action for Expats and Locals Alike
Spain faces a dire nursing shortage, needing 100,000 more to meet European standards, impacting healthcare quality and highlighting opportunities for expats and locals.
Reinosa Celebrates Patron Saint San Sebastián with Traditional Events
Reinosa gears up for San Sebastián's feast with traditional Railway Cauldron Contest and the enigmatic 'Miracle of the Fountain' on Jan 20, 2025.
Expats in Spain Alerted: Santander Faces Urgent Call for Dog Waste Management
Santander's city council faces urgent calls from FECAV to tackle the dog waste crisis, amid health concerns and public dissatisfaction.
Housing Crisis in Spain: Expats and Locals Face Rising Costs and Regulatory Challenges
Expats and locals in Spain face a deepening housing crisis, with soaring costs and a shortage of affordable homes amid regulatory efforts to address the imbalance.
The Gaming Industry in 2025: A Year of Transformation and Opportunity
2025 in gaming: AI integration, optimistic market outlook, and key releases like GTA VI set to drive industry transformation and growth.
Plus Ultra Líneas Aéreas Embarks on Ambitious Expansion: New Frequencies and Routes Announced
Plus Ultra Líneas Aéreas announces ambitious expansion with new routes between Spain and Latin America, including Madrid-Lima and Madrid-Buenos Aires, and a fleet increase.
Embracing Fitness in the New Year: Why Expats in Spain Should Join a Gym Post-Holidays
Expats in Spain are encouraged to join gyms post-holidays to combat the festive slump and embrace a healthier lifestyle in the New Year.
Spain Faces Critical Shortage of Nurses, Exposing Gaps in Healthcare System
Spain grapples with a severe nursing shortage, needing 100,000 more to reach EU standards, impacting healthcare quality and patient care.
Five Years of Judicial Battles Following the IQOXE Accident
After five years of legal battles following the tragic IQOXE ski resort accident in the Pyrenees, which claimed a life and injured many, the community seeks justice and safer skiing conditions.
Expats in Spain: Insights from Mateu Xurí and Maribel Servera on Local Culture and Cuisine
Expats in Spain gain insights from Mateu Xurí and Maribel Servera on Menorca's culture and cuisine, highlighting local traditions and gastronomic delights.
Construction Begins on Prolongation of Gamozo Maritime Promenade Amid Safety Concerns
Gamozo's maritime promenade extension begins amid safety worries, aiming to boost tourism while addressing local concerns.
Castrobus Sees 20% Increase in Passengers in 2024: A Boon for Local Commuters and Expats
Castrobus reports a 20% passenger increase in 2024, benefiting from extended transport discounts and service quality improvements in Cantabria.
Spain Celebrates 50 Years of Democracy: Pedro Sánchez Vows to Defend Constitutional Values
PM Pedro Sánchez launches "Spain in Freedom" to mark 50 years since Franco's death, vowing to defend democracy against rising autocracy and honor the journey from dictatorship to a prosperous, open society.
Santander Faces New Wave of Protests Over Valdecilla Area Development
Santander residents protest against development plans near Hospital Universitario Marqués de Valdecilla, citing environmental and urbanization concerns.
Cantabria's Airport Faces Significant Passenger Decline: Calls for Urgent Solutions
Cantabria's airport faces a dire drop in passengers, with local leaders like López Marcano calling for urgent actions to revive its crucial economic role.
Criticism Mounts Over Housing Speculation in Cantabria
IU criticizes PP and PSOE for leniency on housing speculation in Cantabria, calling for stricter regulations to combat rising real estate prices and protect locals.
Santander Municipal Council Strengthens Cold Wave Program and Appeals for Homeless Support
Santander boosts its Cold Wave program, offering more shelters and services for the homeless this winter. The council appeals for donations and community support.
Spanish Court Acquits Top Executives of Banco Valencia in High-Profile Case
Spanish court clears Banco Valencia executives in a landmark case, sparking debate over financial accountability and the effectiveness of Spain's legal system in corporate oversight.
Camargo Municipality Enhances Lighting in Lorenzo Cagigas Park
Camargo's Lorenzo Cagigas park gets a lighting upgrade to improve safety and extend usability, reflecting the municipality's commitment to enhancing public spaces.
Santander Residents Express Frustration Over Rodent Infestation
Santander residents demand action as rodent infestation worsens, posing health risks and affecting quality of life in the historic Spanish city.
Investigation Underway into Minor's Death in Barcelona Park
Catalan police investigate the death of a minor in a Barcelona park, as the community calls for improved safety measures.
Animal Welfare in Spain: The Long Road to Better Treatment of Animals
Spain faces ongoing animal welfare challenges, highlighted by the return of mistreated cows. New laws, including mandatory insurance and training for dog owners, aim to improve conditions.
Arrest of a Coach in Palma de Mallorca Sparks Controversy
Coach detained in Palma de Mallorca over alleged relationship with minor, sparking community outrage and legal scrutiny.
Commercial Agents of Security Company Accused of Unauthorized Charges Deny Allegations, Cite Corporate Strategy
Security agents in Cantabria deny unauthorized charge allegations, claiming it aligns with corporate strategy, amidst growing client frustration and calls for transparency.
Learning to Drive Without a Driving School: A Potential New Reality in Spain
Spain considers allowing learners to practice driving with non-professional tutors, potentially making licenses more accessible and affordable.
Five Years Since the Tarragona Chemical Plant Explosion: Remembering the Victims and Aftermath
Five years on, Tarragona remembers the victims of the tragic chemical plant explosion that reshaped the community and sparked calls for improved safety standards.
Audiencia Nacional Finds Sufficient Evidence to Try President of Cantabrian Football Federation for Subsidy Fraud
Audiencia Nacional to try Cantabrian Football Federation president José Ángel Peláez for subsidy fraud, marking a significant step in Spanish sports governance.
Spanish Government Allocates Nearly €69 Million for Northern Railway Maintenance
Spain pledges €69m for northern rail maintenance, aiming to boost reliability and support regional growth, with work starting in 2025.
Ryanair Calls for Installation of Breathalyzers at Airports to Curb Drunken Passengers
Ryanair urges airports to install breathalyzers to screen passengers and curb in-flight disruptions caused by drunken behavior, aiming to enhance safety and comfort.
Juana Rivas Case: A Decade-Long Battle for Child Protection and Justice
Juana Rivas's decade-long legal battle sees a pivotal moment as her son's testimony alters the course of their fight for justice and child protection in Spain.
Spanish Film Industry Sees Call for Normalizing Female Success
Spanish film industry advocates, including director Domingo González and actress Nicole Wallace, push for gender equality and the normalization of female success in cinema.
Earthquakes in Catalonia: A Growing Concern for Local Residents and Expats
Catalonia faces growing concerns over seismic activity, with recent earthquakes sparking worry among locals and expats. Awareness and preparedness are key in this seismically active region.
Breaking the Taboo: Over 40 Years of Addressing Eating Disorders in Spain
Spain has been a leader in addressing eating disorders for over 40 years, breaking taboos and providing support amidst its rich culinary culture.
New Guide on Family Co-Responsibility Launched by Spanish Municipality
Spanish municipality launches guide on family co-responsibility to promote shared household duties and community involvement, aiding both locals and expats.
Spanish Government Enhances Energy Efficiency in Saja-Besaya Municipality with New Solar Installations
Spain's Saja-Besaya municipality to boost renewable energy with three new solar plants, aligning with national goals for sustainability and energy efficiency.
Revolution in Spanish Education: The New Vocational Training Law
Spain's education system undergoes a major reform with the new Vocational Training Law, introducing dual training, core modules, and a focus on practical skills for the modern workforce.
Compensating for Holiday Excesses: A Guide for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain can recover from holiday indulgences with balance, not deprivation, focusing on diet, hydration, and mindful habits for a healthier new year.
Family Reunification in Spain: Navigating the Complexities for Expats
Expats in Spain face a complex family reunification process. This guide details eligibility, required documents, and application steps for a smoother journey.
Conchi López Makes History as the First Elected Female Rector of the University of Cantabria
Conchi López becomes the University of Cantabria's first female rector, marking a historic step for gender equality in academia.
Tragic Incident at Barcelona Soccer Field: Child Fatally Injured by Falling Goalpost
A child tragically died in Barcelona after a goalpost fell on him, sparking an investigation and calls for improved safety at sports facilities.
Understanding the Complexities of Disinheriting Children in Spain: A Guide for Expats
Expats in Spain face complex inheritance laws, particularly around disinheriting children. Understanding regional variations and legal rights is crucial for compliance.
Understanding "Zonas de Sombra" in Spain: A Guide for Expats
Explore the intriguing "zonas de sombra" in Spain, areas with limited sunlight shaping local climate, culture, and daily life for expats.
PSOE Proposes Real-Time App to Monitor Elevator Functionality in Spain
PSOE unveils a proposal for a real-time app to monitor elevator functionality across Spain, aiming to enhance public safety and convenience.
Vibrant Carnival Parade to Take Over Camargo’s Streets on March 2
Camargo's streets will come alive with a vibrant Carnival parade on March 2, 2025, showcasing the town's rich culture and community spirit.
Firefighters' Communication Crisis in Santander: CSIF Demands Action from City Council
CSIF urges Santander City Council to fix firefighters' faulty radios, highlighting risks to public safety and demanding immediate action.
Union CCOO Alleges Rights Violation in Sierrallana-Tres Mares Health Management
CCOO union accuses Sierrallana-Tres Mares Health Management in Cantabria, Spain, of denying employees' rights to reduced work hours for caregiving, sparking concerns over labor law violations and worker welfare.
Torrelavega Emerges as a Key Hub for Commerce and Industry in Cantabria
Torrelavega cements its role as Cantabria's industrial and commercial hub, with strategic investments and natural resources driving economic growth.
Telpark Sets Up Shop in Santander, Bringing New Economic and Job Opportunities
Telpark's arrival in Santander promises economic growth, new jobs, and innovative urban mobility solutions, enhancing the city's livability and infrastructure.
New Study Links Insulin Resistance to Alzheimer's Risk
URV study links insulin resistance to higher Alzheimer's risk, highlighting the importance of lifestyle changes for prevention.
Tragic Accident in Spain: Woman Fatally Struck by Van in Hit-and-Run Incident
A woman was fatally struck in a hit-and-run in Spain, sparking outrage and calls for stricter road safety measures. Authorities seek witnesses.
Dr. Tomás Cobo Re-elected as President of the General Council of Medical Associations in Spain
Dr. Tomás Cobo re-elected as President of Spain's General Council of Medical Associations, promising continued improvements in healthcare.
Renowned Artist José Gallego's "Dibujos Transitivos" Exhibition Catalog Unveiled in Santander
Santander's Museum of Modern Art unveils José Gallego's "Dibujos Transitivos" catalog, a deep dive into his unique art of movement and transition.
Historic Milestone in Social Inclusion: Cartes to Offer Day Center Placements for the Elderly for the First Time
Cartes, Spain, launches its first day center for the elderly, marking a historic step in social inclusion and enhanced community welfare.
A Journey Through Generations: The Enduring Appeal of Croquetas in Madrid
Discover the timeless appeal of croquetas in Madrid, a culinary delight bridging generations and traditions in the heart of Spain's vibrant food scene.
Harassment Scandal Rocks Spanish Super Cup in Saudi Arabia
Harassment scandal at Spanish Super Cup in Saudi Arabia raises concerns over fan safety, sparking outrage and questioning the kingdom's ability to host major events.
Top NBA Players to Watch in the 2024-2025 Season
Spotlight on NBA's 2024-2025 season: Antetokounmpo leads with unmatched scoring, while Jokić and Gilgeous-Alexander shine. Tatum and Ball also make waves.
European Court of Human Rights Admits Case of Father of Child Killed in Barcelona Terror Attack
ECHR admits case by father of child killed in 2017 Barcelona attack, alleging Spain failed to protect citizens, marking a significant step towards justice.
Spain's Housing Crisis: Golden Visa End and 100% Tax on Non-EU Property Buyers
Spain tackles its housing crisis by ending the Golden Visa program and proposing a 100% tax on non-EU property buyers, aiming to make housing more affordable for locals.
Excitement Builds as Sardinero Awaits a Thrilling Weekend of Sports and Celebration
Sardinero gears up for a weekend of sports and celebration, promising an electrifying atmosphere with renovated facilities and a surge in sports tourism.
Juana Rivas Faces New Charges in Ongoing Custody Battle
Juana Rivas faces new child abduction charges in Italy amid a bitter custody dispute with ex-partner Francesco Arcuri, highlighting complex cross-border legal challenges.
Judge Extends Investigation in Esther López Case by Six Months
In a pivotal move, the Valladolid court extends the Esther López investigation by six months, marking a crucial phase in the high-profile Spanish case.
Isak Andic, Founder of Fashion Brand Mango, Dies in Tragic Accident
Mango founder Isak Andic dies at 71 in a tragic accident, leaving behind a legacy of fashion innovation and global success.
How to Safely Remove Ice from Your Car Windshield: Essential Tips for Expats in Spain
Facing icy windshields in Spain? Learn essential tips for expats on safe ice removal to ensure a smooth and hazard-free drive this winter.
Spain's Golden Visa Program Nears Its End: What Expats Need to Know
Spain's Golden Visa program, allowing non-EU nationals residency through investment, is set to end. The Congress overrode the Senate's veto, with a final application deadline on April 3, 2025.
Warning to Expats in Spain: Social Security Scam Alert Involving DNI Requests
Expats in Spain warned of a scam targeting DNI information for identity theft. Authorities urge caution and offer prevention tips.
Cantabria Sets New Record in Organ Donation, Leading Spain in 2024
Cantabria sets a new Spanish record with 94.9 organ donors per million, leading the nation's efforts in healthcare generosity and solidarity.
Rural Development Efforts in Cantabria: A New Chapter for Pena Cabarga Natural Park
Cantabria considers easing restrictions in Pena Cabarga Natural Park to revive traditional livestock grazing, supporting local farmers and biodiversity.
New Season of MasterChef to Kick Off in Santillana, Spain
MasterChef's new season to start in Santillana, Spain, with judges Jordi Cruz, Pepe Rodríguez, and Samantha Vallejo-Nágera returning. Expect culinary challenges in a picturesque setting.
Municipal Council Expands Mental Health Campaign in Schools
Spain's municipal council launches an expanded mental health campaign in schools, focusing on awareness, reducing stigma, and supporting students and teachers through workshops and counseling.
Spain Prepares for Potential Nuclear Threats and War Scenarios Amid European Security Concerns
Spain develops its first national civil defense plan amid rising European security concerns, preparing for war and nuclear threats as part of a broader effort to ensure safety.
Parador de Santillana del Mar to Reopen in 2026 After Extensive Renovations
The Parador de Santillana del Mar, a historic hotel in Cantabria, Spain, is set to reopen in 2026 after extensive renovations, promising modern comforts while preserving its traditional charm.
Metro Service to Valencia Sud Set for Reactivation in Early February
Valencia's metro service to Valencia Sud set for early February reactivation, promising enhanced connectivity for commuters after a period of disruption.
Spanish Socialist Party Demands Implementation of Parliamentary Agreement on Teacher Salaries
The Spanish Socialist Party intensifies demands for the Cantabrian government to implement a crucial agreement on teacher salaries, aiming to address long-standing compensation issues.
La Primitiva Jackpot Makes Millionaires in Galicia
La Primitiva lottery transforms lives in Galicia, creating new millionaires with its latest draw. Winners and community rejoice in the windfall.
Juana Rivas Denounces Ex-Husband for Phone Harassment and Gender Violence
Juana Rivas denounces ex, Francesco Arcuri, for phone harassment and gender violence, highlighting the ongoing battle against domestic abuse in Spain.
2024 Confirmed as the Warmest Year on Record: A Call to Action for Expats and Global Citizens
2024 sets a grim record as the warmest year since 1850, highlighting the urgent need for global action against climate change.
Snowfall Sweeps Across Spain: A Winter Wonderland for Expats
Unexpected snow transforms Spain into a winter wonderland, disrupting festivities but delighting expats with rare scenic beauty and improved ski conditions.
Enhancements and Challenges in Catalonia's Rodalies de Catalunya Commuter Rail System
Eduard Gracia discusses the evolution and future plans of Catalonia's Rodalies commuter rail, highlighting efforts to modernize and tackle challenges like peak demand.
Climate Activism and Civil Disobedience: Greta Thunberg and Spain's Climate Turmoil
Greta Thunberg's unwavering climate activism meets Spain's severe climate crises, highlighting the urgent global call for action and accountability.
Santander’s Seve Ballesteros Airport Achieves Record Passenger Numbers
Santander's Seve Ballesteros Airport hits a new high with over 208 million passengers, marking a significant growth in its role as a key travel hub.
Celebrating Sant Antoni in Mallorca: A Vibrant Display of Tradition and Culture
Mallorca's Sant Antoni festivities dazzle with bonfires, demon dances, and cultural traditions, peaking in Sa Pobla. A vibrant celebration of heritage from Jan 7-Feb 2.
Spain's Housing Crisis Deepens: Young People Struggle for Independence
Spain's youth face a growing housing crisis, with rents outpacing wages and independence rates dropping. The government's new measures aim to tackle the issue amid economic challenges.
Fatal Accident in Santander Linked to Cocaine Use
A fatal car accident in Santander, Spain, linked to cocaine use, underscores the dangers of drug-impaired driving and its broader public health implications.
Santander Sees Shift in Tourist Accommodation: More Apartments Than Hotel Rooms
Santander witnesses a shift in tourist accommodation preferences, with more opting for apartments over hotels, reflecting changing travel desires.
PSOE Cantabria to Hold Crucial Congress in March
PSOE Cantabria gears up for a pivotal congress on March 15-16, 2025, to debate key policies, elect leadership, and set strategic direction amid Spain's evolving political landscape.
Traffic Disruption Expected in Cantabria Due to Roadworks on Calzada de la Derecha 67
Cantabria braces for traffic disruptions as roadworks on Calzada de la Derecha 67 begin Jan 17, 2025, affecting commuters and residents.
Three Men Arrested for Sexual Assault in Barcelona Apartment
Three men arrested in Barcelona for sexually assaulting a young woman, highlighting safety concerns in tourist areas and prompting community action.
Fines for Excessive Water Usage in Rural Areas of Spain Spark Concern Among Expats and Locals
Spain imposes fines for excessive water use in rural areas, sparking concerns among expats and locals amid a severe water management crisis.
Innovative Mobility and Parking Solutions in Cantabria: A New Era for Urban Living
Cantabria unveils a pioneering mobility and parking project, aiming to transform urban living through smart technology and community engagement.
Residents of Talavera de la Reina Appeal to Qatari Emir for Compensation
Talavera de la Reina residents appeal to Qatar's Emir for compensation over stalled investment project, highlighting community impact and seeking resolution.
Indefinite Strike at Altadis Cigar Factory in Cantabria, Spain
Altadis cigar factory workers in Cantabria, Spain, launch an indefinite strike over severe understaffing and poor working conditions, demanding immediate action.
Tragedy Strikes in Santander: Two Lives Lost in Centennial Building Fire
Two lives were tragically lost in a fire at a historic building in Santander, sparking a community-wide call for improved safety in older structures.
KTM MotoGP Program on the Brink: Can Lewis Hamilton Be the Savior?
KTM's MotoGP future hangs by a thread amid financial woes, but Lewis Hamilton's potential investment offers a glimmer of hope for the team's survival.
Taxi Drivers in Barcelona Plan Go-Slow Protest on January 29
Barcelona taxi drivers announce a go-slow protest on Jan 29 to demand better conditions and challenge ride-hailing apps, expecting significant traffic disruptions.
Municipalities in Spain Transfer Contracting Competencies to Regional Government
In a bid to enhance efficiency, Spanish municipalities are transferring public contracting competencies to regional governments, aligning with the Digital Spain 2025 agenda for streamlined processes.
Celebrating 75 Years of the Self-Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine in 2025
Los Angeles celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Self-Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine, a beacon of peace and spiritual growth founded by Paramahansa Yogananda in 1950.
Restoration Efforts Begin for Monte Moro as Part of 'Bosques Flotantes' Project
Monte Moro embarks on a green transformation with the 'Bosques Flotantes' project, aiming to rejuvenate its ecosystem and engage the community in conservation efforts.
Santander Declares Official Mourning Following Fatal Fire
Santander declares a day of mourning to honor two lives lost in a tragic fire, reflecting the city's solidarity and commitment to community support.
Cantabrians Defend Allegations Against Santander's New Wave of Free Deterrent Parking Lots for Residents
Santander's initiative for free deterrent parking lots sparks debate among Cantabrians, with concerns over convenience and safety.
Warning to CaixaBank Customers: New SMS Scam Targets Account Security
CaixaBank warns of a new SMS scam targeting customers, urging vigilance and caution against fraudulent messages requesting sensitive information.
The Struggle of Spain's 'Generation of Crystal': Unable to Afford Independence
Spain's 'Generation of Crystal' faces a dire housing crisis, with soaring costs trapping young professionals in a cycle of unaffordability despite stable jobs.
Palomares Awaits Cleanup 59 Years After Nuclear Accident
59 years on, Palomares still faces the shadow of a Cold War nuclear accident, with ongoing environmental and health concerns yet to be fully addressed.
Santander to Host Access Exams for 11,943 Specialized Healthcare Training Positions
Santander to host access exams for nearly 12,000 specialized healthcare training positions, marking a significant step for Spain's medical education.
Regionalist Party of Cantabria Demands New Government Team to Tackle Municipal Debts
The Regionalist Party of Cantabria demands a new government team to address the region's escalating municipal debts, sparking potential political shifts.
Protect Your Home: The Critical Appliance You Should Unplug After Use
A firefighter warns of the risks dryers pose in causing home fires, urging expats in Spain to follow safety tips like cleaning lint filters and checking air vents.
Controversy Surrounds CNIO Director Over Image Improvement Expenses
CNIO's Dr. Maria A. Blasco faces scrutiny over the use of €150,000 in public funds for personal image improvement, sparking a debate on ethics and accountability in scientific institutions.
Ski Lift Collapse at Astún Resort in Spain Leaves Dozens Injured
Dozens injured in a ski lift collapse at Astún resort, Spain, with emergency services swiftly responding to the midday accident in the Pyrenees.
Expats in Spain: Understanding Recent Changes in Residency Programs
Spain to end its Golden Visa program by April 2025, impacting expats and foreign investors. Alternative residency options and the community's reaction explored.
Spanish Canning Industry Receives Significant Boost with €35 Million Aid Package
Spain's canning industry receives a €35m boost to enhance competitiveness and modernize operations, benefiting 25 companies and local communities.
Cantabria Battles Four Forest Fires, Two Remain Active in Ruente and Arenas de Iguña
Cantabria confronts forest fires with two still blazing in Ruente and Arenas de Iguña, prompting evacuations and a massive firefighting effort amidst climate change concerns.
Urgent Calls for High-Speed Rail Progress in Cantabria
Cantabria's Regionalist Party demands urgent action on the high-speed rail project, citing delays and economic impact.
Telefónica Ousts Executive Chairman José María Álvarez-Pallete, Appoints Marc Murtra as Successor
Telefónica ousts José María Álvarez-Pallete in a boardroom shake-up, appointing Marc Murtra amid signs of significant state influence.
Arrests Made in Group Sexual Assault Case in Barcelona
Spanish authorities arrest three in Barcelona group sexual assault case, highlighting ongoing efforts against sexual violence and the need for stronger victim protection measures.
Celebrate a Creative Christmas at the Centro Botín in Santander
Celebrate an unforgettable Christmas at Centro Botín, Santander with art, creativity, and community events from Dec 21-Jan 5. Explore "Navidad en blanco" through interactive exhibits and performances.
Violent Death in Malaga: Investigation Underway Following Fatal Family Dispute
Malaga reels from a fatal family dispute, sparking a major investigation and highlighting concerns over domestic violence and judicial delays.
Dramatic Rescue of Mother and Daughters in Valencia Highlights Police Bravery
Valencia police heroically rescue a mother and her daughters from kidnappers, earning praise from the expat community for their bravery and swift action.
Authority and Family in the Face of Screen Abuse: A Growing Concern in Spain
Spain grapples with the growing concern of screen abuse among children, emphasizing the need for parental guidance, regulatory action, and community support to foster a balanced digital life.
Traditional Feriuca in Valle de Cabuérniga Attracts Over 500 Heads of Cattle
Over 500 cattle gathered in Valle de Cabuérniga for the traditional Feriuca, celebrating Cantabria's rich agricultural heritage and community spirit.
The Tragic Story of 2,000 Kidnapped Sephardic Jewish Children: A Historical Reflection for Expats in Spain
A new documentary sheds light on the tragic tale of 2,000 Sephardic Jewish children kidnapped in the 15th century, a poignant chapter for expats in Spain to reflect on.
Spanish Police Offer Guidance on Combating Spam Calls and New Scams Targeting Expats and Locals
Spanish Police issue guidelines to combat spam calls and alert on new scams targeting expats and locals, including 'wangiri' and 'SIM swapping' methods.
Importance of Changing Your Credit Card PIN for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain urged to switch to 4-digit credit card PINs for better ATM compatibility and enhanced security, amid concerns over longer PINs.
TikTok Faces Potential Ban in the United States
TikTok faces a potential ban in the U.S. amid data privacy and national security concerns, impacting its vast user base and sparking global regulatory scrutiny.
Court Orders Closure of Game Room in Cantabria Following Neighbor Complaints
Cantabria court orders game room closure after neighbor complaints over noise, setting a precedent for balancing business interests with residential peace.
Chairlift Accident at Astun Ski Resort: Community Returns to Normality Amid Ongoing Investigation
Astun ski resort recovers after a chairlift accident left 10 injured, with the community rallying as investigations into the cause continue.
Significant Changes in Spain's Property and Residency Rules Affect Expats in 2025
Spain to end Golden Visa program and introduce a 100% property transfer tax for non-EU buyers in a bid to tackle the housing crisis, impacting expats and property market dynamics.
Teacher Turns Passion for Climbing into an Extracurricular Activity
In Spain, a teacher's love for climbing inspires an extracurricular activity, fostering students' physical, mental, and social growth.
Significant Changes in Spanish Labor Laws and Justice System Set to Take Effect
Spain is set to implement major reforms in labor laws and the justice system, affecting expats and businesses with changes to the Workers' Statute, minimum wage adjustments, and a Supreme Court ruling on dismissal compensation.
Controversy Erupts as Referee Orders Removal of Catalan Flag at Mallorca Football Match
Referee's order to remove Catalan flag at Mallorca match ignites debate on cultural expression and political symbols in Spanish sports.
Real Madrid Gears Up for a Packed January Schedule
Real Madrid faces a demanding January, with critical LaLiga matches and cup competitions. The team's depth and form will be tested across multiple fronts.
Forest Fires Rage in Cantabria, Spain: Expats Urged to Stay Informed
Cantabria, Spain, battles severe forest fires in San Roque and Riomiera, prompting evacuations and a major emergency response amid worsening conditions.
New Affordable Housing Project in Alisal, Santander, Gains Momentum
Santander's Alisal neighborhood to see new affordable housing project, aiming to address local housing needs and enhance community living.
Spanish Politics: Casares Highlights Distance from Sanchez by Inviting Felipe Gonzalez to PSOE Santander Annual Dinner
Santander Mayor Casares invites ex-PM Felipe Gonzalez to PSOE dinner, signaling a shift from current leader Sanchez's policies, stirring Spanish political debate.
New Asian Supermarket Opens in Galicia, Offering Exclusive Products
Galicia welcomes a new Asian supermarket, offering exclusive products and enhancing local culinary diversity. Opened on January 19, 2025, it's a hub for authentic Asian ingredients.
WhatsApp to Prioritize AI Chats Over User Communities
WhatsApp to introduce AI Chats, prioritizing AI interactions over user communities, marking a strategic shift with Meta AI integration for enhanced user and business communication.
Tragic Incident in Valencia: Man Dies While Stopping Car to Throw Away Trash
In Valencia, a man tragically dies after being hit by a car while stopping to dispose of trash, highlighting the dangers of everyday actions.
Heroic Action by EMT Driver Thwarts Sexual Assault on Minor in Valencia
In Valencia, an EMT driver heroically intervened to prevent a sexual assault on a minor, earning praise for his quick action and bravery.
Spain Reintroduces Deposit, Return, and Refund System for Packaging
Spain reintroduces the Deposit, Return, and Refund System for packaging, aiming for a sustainable future by encouraging recycling and responsible waste management from 2025.
Catalonia Sees Renewed Business Optimism as Major Investments and Returns Mark New Era
Catalonia's economy sees a resurgence with Banco Sabadell's return and major investments in tech and sustainability, marking a new era of business optimism.
The Evolution of Fitness: Saying Goodbye to Traditional Gyms and Hello to Home Workouts
The fitness landscape is shifting, with traditional gyms facing competition from home workouts and digital tools, highlighting a move towards convenience, sustainability, and personalization.
Tragic Incident at Squatting Hotel in Barajas, Madrid
A fatal stabbing at a squatting hotel in Madrid's Barajas marks the second such incident in two months, raising urgent safety concerns.
Spain Cracks Down on Holiday Rentals and Tackles Housing Shortages
Spain announces major crackdown on holiday rentals with tax hikes and new regulations to combat housing crisis and ensure affordable living.
Magical Spirits and Festive Celebrations: A Glimpse into Spain's Vibrant Cultural Scene
Explore Spain's vibrant cultural scene through its winter festivals, from Barcelona's Santa Eulàlia to Teulada's Sant Antoni, offering expats a magical immersion in local traditions.
Millennials Saying Goodbye to Traditional Marriage Beds: A Shift in Relationship Dynamics
Millennials globally are redefining relationship norms, with many delaying or forgoing marriage for personal fulfillment and financial stability.
The Most Influential Figures in Each Spanish Province: A Glimpse into Local Leadership
Survey reveals the most influential leaders across Spain's provinces, showcasing the diverse figures shaping regional futures in politics, economy, and culture.
Spain Introduces Sweeping Changes to Tackle Housing Crisis and Overtourism
Spain announces major reforms targeting Airbnb and short-term rentals to combat housing crisis and overtourism, including tax hikes and strict new regulations.
Influencer Addresses Question on Cádiz Being the Worst Community in Spain
Isa Pantoja, a Cádiz influencer, defends her city's reputation, highlighting its rich culture, history, and strong community spirit against claims of it being Spain's worst community.
Get Ready for the Ultimate 80s Carnival Experience in Los Cristianos, Tenerife
Step back into the 80s with Los Cristianos Carnival 2025 in Tenerife, a vibrant celebration of music, dance, and bold fashion from March 20-31.
Electricity Prices in Spain: What You Need to Know for 2025
Spain faces a steep increase in electricity prices in 2025, with a 21% IVA reinstatement and rising market costs impacting household budgets.
Bilingual Education in California: A Long and Winding Road to Recovery
California's bilingual education journey, from the restrictive Proposition 227 era to a hopeful future, showcases the state's evolving policies and the enduring challenges of teacher shortages and funding.
Spanish Language Requirement in Catalan Schools Under Scrutiny
Catalonia may drop mandatory Spanish in schools, sparking debate on education and identity. Critics fear it could undermine bilingualism, while supporters see a win for Catalan culture.
Spain Considers Nationwide Vaccination to Combat Avian Flu and Other Health Threats
Spain mulls nationwide vaccination against avian flu and other threats, joining European efforts for a healthier future amidst broader social challenges.
Storm Herminia to Bring Severe Weather to Spain This Weekend
Spain braces for Storm Herminia this weekend, with hurricane-speed winds and widespread rainfall expected across the country, prompting severe weather warnings.
Young Driver Arrested After High-Speed Chase in Santander
Dramatic high-speed chase in Santander ends with the arrest of a 25-year-old for DUI and driving without a license, highlighting road safety concerns.
CNIO Faces Crisis: Resignations, Allegations, and Financial Deficits
CNIO faces a crisis with high-profile resignations, allegations of misconduct, and severe financial deficits, threatening Spain's leading cancer research.
Carme Elias on Alzheimer's: A Deep Dive into Awareness and Compassion
Catalan actress Carme Elias shares her personal journey with Alzheimer's, advocating for awareness and compassion in a heartfelt documentary.
Spanish Public Healthcare: Updates and Considerations for Expats
Spain's public healthcare system sees a crucial extension for insurance bids, with Adeslas reconsidering its withdrawal, promising broader healthcare options for expats.
UD Almería's Historic Victory at Nuevo Arcángel Stadium
UD Almería secures a historic 0-3 win over Córdoba CF at Nuevo Arcángel Stadium, marking a significant milestone and extending their unbeaten streak to 13 league games.
Borrasca Herminia Brings Severe Weather to Northern Spain
Spain faces severe weather as borrasca Herminia approaches, with red alerts in northern regions for high winds, heavy rain, and massive waves.
Shooting in Barcelona Suburb Sparks Urgent Calls for Stricter Gun Control
Barcelona suburb shooting prompts urgent calls for stricter gun control in Spain after a dispute believed to involve drug trafficking clans leads to over 100 shots fired.
Vigilante Attacked in Barcelona Metro for Confronting Fare Dodgers
In Barcelona, a vigilante confronting fare dodgers in the metro was attacked, sparking debate on public safety and fare evasion.
Spain Celebrates 50 Years of Democracy with Nationwide Events and Reflections
Spain marks 50 years of democracy with events and reflections, celebrating its journey from Franco's regime to a modern, tolerant state.
Deadline Approaches for VPO Alisal Housing Registration in Santander
Santander's VPO Alisal housing program deadline looms, urging applicants to secure affordable living spaces by January 31, 2025.
Celebrating the Flavors of Catalonia: The Gran Festa de la Calçotada in Valls
Valls, Catalonia, gears up for the Gran Festa de la Calçotada on Jan 26, 2025, celebrating the region's culinary heritage with traditional calçots.
Climate Change and Its Far-Reaching Consequences in Spain: A Growing Concern for Expats and Locals Alike
Climate change in Spain poses severe risks to its ecosystems, water resources, and sectors like agriculture and tourism, affecting both locals and expats.
Serious Traffic Accidents in Cantabria Leave Two Injured and Disrupt UCI Cyclo-Cross Preparations
Two injured in serious traffic accidents in Cantabria, disrupting preparations for the UCI Cyclo-Cross World Cup. Local authorities focus on road safety.
Eviction Crisis Looms Over Barcelona: The Case of Casa Orsola
Barcelona's Casa Orsola residents face eviction, spotlighting the city's housing crisis and sparking community resistance against broader issues of tenant rights.
La Montaña in Torrelavega Celebrates San Blas with Traditional Festivities
La Montaña in Torrelavega, Cantabria, celebrates San Blas from Jan 25-Feb 3, showcasing vibrant culture, music, and gastronomy in a community festivity.
Multiple Forest Fires Rage in Tojos, Cantabria
Forest fires in Tojos, Cantabria, prompt evacuations and a major emergency response, with two blazes active and a third controlled amid storm warnings.
Exercise as a Key Weapon in Combating Alzheimer's: New Insights for Expats in Spain
New research in Spain shows aerobic exercise may delay Alzheimer's onset, offering expats a lifestyle strategy to enhance brain health.
Cyber Threats Targeting Data Protection and Ticket Sales in Spain
Cybercriminals in Spain are increasingly targeting data protection and ticket sales, posing risks to both expats and locals. A notable scam netted €1.9 million, highlighting the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures.
Expats in Spain: Santander Faces Calls for Traffic Light System Review
Izquierda Unida in Santander calls for a review of the city's traffic light system, citing safety concerns and congestion issues, aiming to improve daily life for residents and expats.
New UN Cybercrime Treaty Sparks Concern Over Child Protection
UN's new cybercrime treaty raises alarm among child protection advocates, with critics arguing it could facilitate forms of child pornography and pedophilia due to contentious provisions.
Arrest in Santander: Man Detained for Entering Residence Through Window
In Santander, a man was detained for entering a residence through a window using scaffolding, sparking community concerns over home security.
Spanish Supreme Court Convicts PP Senator José Manuel Baltar for Excessive Speeding
Spanish Supreme Court convicts PP Senator José Manuel Baltar for driving over 200 km/h, underscoring that no one is above the law.
Valdecilla Hospital Manager Optimistic About Improving Waiting Lists Despite Current Challenges
Valdecilla Hospital's manager remains hopeful about reducing surgical waiting times, despite the ongoing challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on healthcare.
Defensor del Pueblo Initiates Investigation into YouTube Channel Complaint by Unidos x Laredo
Spain's Ombudsman investigates a complaint by Unidos x Laredo against a YouTube channel, highlighting the role of the Defensor del Pueblo in protecting rights.
Feroz Awards 2025: Pontevedra Shines as the Capital of Spanish Cinema
Pontevedra dazzles as the heart of Spanish cinema at the 12th Feroz Awards, celebrating top films and TV shows, with "A House on Fire" leading wins.
Fiscalía Investigates Possible Document Fraud in Santander Bullring Contract
Cantabria's Fiscalía probes alleged document fraud in Santander's Feria Taurina contract, casting doubt on the integrity of the event's organization.
Sign Language Interpreters on Strike in Educational Centers Across Spain
Sign language interpreters in Spain strike for better conditions, impacting deaf students' education and highlighting the need for improved support and recognition.
High-Speed Rail Disruptions: Madrid to Valencia and Alicante Routes Affected
Severe flooding disrupts high-speed rail services between Madrid and Valencia, affecting travelers and causing widespread cancellations until November 2024.
Exclusive Furniture Sale: Transform Your Spanish Home with Premium Brands at Unbeatable Prices
Elevate your Spanish home with The Gallery's exclusive sale, offering 50% off premium furniture brands from January 27, 2025. A must for expats and locals.
The Crucial Role of Doctor-Patient Connection in Healing: A Focus for Expats in Spain
Exploring the vital role of doctor-patient connection in Spain's healthcare, emphasizing clear communication and cultural sensitivity, especially for expats.
Alarm Over Rising Tick Population in Spain: What Expats Need to Know
Spain faces a tick population surge, particularly in Catalonia and Tarragona, raising health concerns. Experts advise prevention and caution for outdoor activities.
Fiestas de San José 2025 in Astillero: Empowering Community with Life-Saving Skills
Astillero's Fiestas de San José 2025 to include life-saving CPR workshops, empowering the community with essential emergency response skills.
New Tree Planting Campaign Launches in Saja-Besaya, Cantabria
Saja-Besaya launches a tree planting campaign for 2025, aiming to boost green spaces and combat climate change. Residents can apply for tree specimens to plant.
Cantabria Braces for Strong Winds and Forest Fire Risks Amid Storm Herminia
Cantabria on high alert for strong winds and forest fire risks as Storm Herminia sweeps through, with emergency services on standby and public urged to remain cautious.
Director of CNIO Resigns Amidst Allegations Against Director-General
CNIO director resigns amid allegations against the institute's Director-General, highlighting ongoing scrutiny and previous controversies in Spain's leading cancer research center.
Price Hike for Parking in Torrelavega's Bulevar Demetrio Herrero Sparks Concern
Torrelavega's Bulevar Demetrio Herrero sees a 24% parking fee hike, sparking concerns among locals and businesses over the impact on foot traffic and sales.
Spain's Tech and Digital Marketing Landscape: A Boom in 2025
Spain is set to become a tech and digital marketing powerhouse in 2025, fueled by a €12.25 billion investment in the Digital Spain 2025 agenda, promising vast job opportunities and innovation.
Laken Torres: The English Accent in Gimnástica's Forward Line
Laken Torres shines in Gimnástica with his goal-scoring prowess and unique English accent, blending cultural influences on and off the pitch.
Young Talent Shines: Saja-Besaya Presents February Program
Saja-Besaya region in Cantabria, Spain, unveils a rich February program of music, theater, art, and community events, showcasing young talent and cultural heritage.
Historic House in Roda de Berà Destroyed by Fire
A devastating fire destroys Cal Guivernau, a 17th-century historic house in Roda de Berà, Catalonia, sparking community grief and calls for restoration efforts.
Spanish Government Faces Setback as Congress Rejects Omnibus Decree, Impacting Pensions and Transport Subsidies
Spanish government's key decree on pensions and transport subsidies rejected by Congress, impacting millions and sparking political fallout.
'Querida Agatha' Brings Mystery and Intrigue to the 36th Festival de Invierno in Torrelavega
'Querida Agatha' to dazzle at Torrelavega's 36th Festival de Invierno, promising a night of mystery inspired by Agatha Christie.
Indefinite Strike at Altadis Cigar Factory in Cantabria, Spain Continues Amid Ongoing Negotiations
Workers at Altadis cigar factory in Cantabria strike indefinitely over poor conditions, with negotiations to resume soon.
Spanish Environmental Agency Copsesa Fined for Violations in Cantabria
Cantabria fines Copsesa for environmental violations, signaling a crackdown on waste management failures to protect coastal regions.
Spain's Reservoirs Receive Significant Boost from Recent Storms
Recent storms significantly replenish Spain's reservoirs, easing water shortages and benefiting agriculture and local communities, with positive environmental impacts.
Cantabria Remains Vigilant: No Active Fires But Six Comarcas on Alert Level 2
Cantabria remains on high alert with no active fires but six comarcas at alert level 2, reflecting ongoing vigilance amid unpredictable weather and wildfire risks.
Spanish Socialist Party Gears Up for 2027 Regional Elections with Leadership Reshuffle
The Spanish Socialist Party, led by PM Pedro Sánchez, reshuffles leadership for the 2027 elections, aiming to reclaim regions from the right.
AI Model from China Stuns with Accurate Prediction of Deep-Sea Discovery
Chinese AI model "Tripas" accurately predicts a groundbreaking deep-sea discovery in the Mariana Trench, showcasing the potential of AI in revolutionizing marine science.
Farewell to the Last Auschwitz Survivor in Vigo: A Tribute to Resilience and Memory
Vigo mourns the loss of one of the last Auschwitz survivors, marking a poignant chapter in remembering the Holocaust's horrors on the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation.
Severe Weather Alerts Hit Spain: Expats Advised to Take Precautions
Spain faces severe weather due to Storm Herminia, with regions under alert for high winds and rain. Expats are urged to take precautions amidst hazardous conditions.
Aitana Sánchez-Gijón: A Stellar Career and Recent Projects
Aitana Sánchez-Gijón shines in "Respira," a groundbreaking Spanish medical drama on Netflix, marking another high point in her illustrious career.
Driver Involved in Fatal Hit-and-Run in Jaén Surrenders After Fleeing the Scene
Driver surrenders after fatal hit-and-run in Jaén leaves young girl dead, sparking community outcry for justice and road safety reforms.
Spain Introduces Revolutionary Changes in Plastic Bottle Recycling for 2025
Spain to launch a Deposit, Return and Refund System for plastic bottles in 2025, aiming to boost recycling and meet EU targets.
Spanish Politics: Hernando Rules Out Succession to Revilla, Focuses on Parliamentary Role
José Manuel Hernando of the PRC rules out succeeding Miguel Ángel Revilla as President of Cantabria, focusing instead on his role in the Spanish Congress.
Discounts on Transportation in Cantabria Now Available Again
Cantabria reinstates public transport discounts, easing the financial burden for commuters and boosting local economy.
Spain's Hotel Sector Sets New Records in 2024: A Year of Resilience and Growth
Spain's hotel sector shines in 2024, drawing €3.35bn in investments despite a slight dip from 2023, showcasing resilience and growth in a robust tourism economy.
Man Arrested for Driving with Expired License While Attempting to Retrieve It
In Spain, a man was arrested for driving with an expired license on his way to retrieve the renewed one, highlighting the importance of adhering to traffic laws.
Santander Declares Pre-Emergency Phase Due to Severe Coastal Phenomena
Santander enters pre-emergency phase as a red alert is issued for severe coastal phenomena, with authorities mobilizing to protect residents and tourists.
Nationwide Taxi Strikes Bring Spain to a Standstill Over Soaring Insurance Costs
Taxi drivers across Spain strike over soaring insurance costs, paralyzing major cities like Barcelona and Málaga in a demand for government action.
Asturias Hosts the World Batting Championship for the Third Time
Asturias gears up to host the World Batting Championship for the third time, showcasing global baseball talent from Oct 1-7 in Oviedo.
Explosion at Pyrotechnics Company in Vimbodí i Poblet Leaves Three Injured
Three injured in explosion at a pyrotechnics company in Vimbodí i Poblet, Spain, sparking investigations into safety protocols.
Expats in Spain: 'Jubilart' Exhibition Celebrates Artistic Talents of Retirees
'Jubilart' exhibition in Spain showcases retirees' art, challenging aging stereotypes and celebrating creativity across ages among the expat community.
Man Detained for Armed Aggression in Reinosa, Cantabria
Man detained in Reinosa, Cantabria, after armed aggression at a private residence, sparking community concern and ongoing police investigation.
Spanish Government and Generalitat de Catalunya Join Forces to Accelerate Coastal Regeneration
Spain and Catalonia unite to regenerate coastlines, focusing on combating climate change impacts and boosting local economies through a comprehensive plan involving scientific research and sustainable practices.
Truck Overturns After Colliding with Van in Peñacastillo, Cantabria
A truck overturns in Peñacastillo, Cantabria, after a collision with a van, causing significant traffic disruption and raising safety concerns.
Spanish Education Ministry to Present Salary Adjustment Proposal for Teachers in February
Spain's Education Ministry to unveil a proposal for teacher salary adjustments in February, aiming to address longstanding compensation issues and improve the education system's quality.
Coca-Cola Initiates Massive Recall Across Europe Due to High Chlorate Levels
Coca-Cola recalls beverages across Europe due to high chlorate levels, affecting brands like Sprite and Fanta. Consumers urged to check product codes.
Local Police in Almassora Seize Mobile Security Unit
Almassora police acquire a mobile security unit to boost public safety and response times, marking a significant step in enhancing community security.
Veterinarians Denounce Spanish Law for Endangering Animals
Spanish veterinarians criticize the Animal Welfare Law for failing to protect hunting dogs, exposing them to abuse and neglect, with protests planned to demand change.
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez Advocates for Strict Regulations on Social Media at Davos 2025
At Davos 2025, Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez calls for strict social media regulations to protect democracy, proposing an end to anonymity, algorithm transparency, and CEO accountability.
Unified Ticket System Announced for Spanish Commuter Rails, Impacting Catalonia
Spain to introduce a unified ticket system for commuter rails, including Catalonia's Rodalies, simplifying travel across regions and enhancing connectivity.
IV Edition of the 'Made in Cantabria' Festival: A Celebration of Regional Music
Celebrate Cantabria's rich musical talent at the IV Edition of the 'Made in Cantabria' Festival this Saturday, featuring a diverse lineup of local bands.
Vacation Offer: 80 Places Available in Four Schools for Carnaval in Torrelavega
Torrelavega schools open 80 spots for children's Carnaval vacation program, blending fun, culture, and education from Feb 25-Mar 1, 2025.
Mysterious Death of Sevilla Entrepreneur Sparks Calls for Investigation
Sevilla entrepreneur's mysterious death after police encounter sparks calls for investigation and transparency in law enforcement practices.
Traffic Reopened on Key Cantabrian Highway After Temporary Closure Due to Train Derailment
Cantabria's key highway reopens after a train derailment forced closure, amidst preparations for Storm Eowyn's arrival.
Weather Warnings and Road Conditions: Cantabria Urges Caution for Expats and Locals Alike
Cantabria faces severe weather, urging caution among locals and expats. Authorities issue advisories for hazardous road conditions and storm alerts.
Mercadona Revolutionizes Hair Care with Innovative Products
Mercadona launches a new hair care line in Spain, emphasizing natural ingredients and innovative products like a salt water treatment, appealing to the health-conscious and expats.
Enhanced Security for Health Services: Understanding Double Authentication in Spain
Spain enhances health data security with double authentication, offering expats and locals increased protection for medical records.
María Blasco and Juan Arroyo Removed from CNIO: A New Era for the National Oncological Research Center
CNIO embarks on a new era as María Blasco and Juan Arroyo are dismissed amid controversies, marking a significant shift in leadership for Spain's leading oncological research center.
How to Prevent Your Dog from Biting or Destroying Furniture: Essential Tips for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain can prevent their dogs from biting or destroying furniture with training, exercise, and understanding their behavior.
Alert Issued Over Gluten Presence in Labelled Gluten-Free Gummies in Spain
Spanish health authorities issue an alert over gluten found in gummies labelled as gluten-free, posing risks for those with gluten intolerance or celiac disease.
Innovative Signal-Blocking Phone Cases Aim to Reduce Mobile Use in Ourense Schools
Ourense schools may adopt innovative signal-blocking phone cases to curb mobile distractions, aiming for a focused learning environment.
High Rates of Abuse and Harassment Among Para Athletes Raise Concerns Globally
A recent study reveals high rates of abuse among Para athletes, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced safeguarding measures in sports.
Power Outage Affects 2000 Residents in Piélagos, Cantabria
A fallen tree causes a major power outage in Piélagos, Cantabria, affecting 2000 residents and prompting swift emergency response efforts.
Expats in Spain Alerted: Arrest Made in Cantabria Over Bizum Scam Targeting Local Resident
In Cantabria, Spain, a scammer was arrested for defrauding a local woman of 390 euros via Bizum, highlighting the rise of financial scams targeting residents and expats.
New Method Employed by Thieves to Burglarize Homes in Spain: A Warning for Expats
Expats in Spain face a new burglary threat, with thieves employing sophisticated methods to bypass security, prompting calls for enhanced protective measures.
Richard Gere to Receive Prestigious International Goya Award in 2025
Richard Gere to be honored with the International Goya Award 2025 in Spain for his contributions to cinema and social commitment.
Cantabria Hosts the Largest Educational Hackathon in Northern Spain
Cantabria inaugurates Northern Spain's largest educational hackathon, fostering innovation among students and educators with over 200 participants.
King Felipe VI Celebrates 57th Birthday in Private Family Gathering
King Felipe VI of Spain celebrates his 57th birthday in a private family gathering, emphasizing the importance of family and tradition.
Housing Costs in Cantabria: A Growing Burden for Residents and Expats Alike
Rising housing costs in Cantabria pose a significant financial strain on residents and expats, with many dedicating a large portion of their income to rent or mortgages amidst a booming market.
Creative Youth Returns to the Botín Centre: III Edition of the Festival ON
Santander's Botín Centre to host the vibrant III Edition of Festival ON on Feb 15, 2025, showcasing a dynamic mix of young artistic talent.
Struggling for Independence: The Plight of Young People in Spain
Young people in Spain face a daunting challenge in achieving independence, with rents soaring and salaries stagnating, making it increasingly difficult to leave family homes.
Flood Risk in Cantabria: Five Stretches of Four Rivers Under Close Observation
Cantabria intensifies monitoring of five river stretches amid growing flood risks, highlighting the urgent need for vigilance and preparedness in the face of climate change.
Fatal Police Shooting in Madrid: Suspect Carrying Kilos of Cocaine
Madrid police fatally shoot a man carrying kilos of cocaine, highlighting Spain's ongoing battle against drug trafficking and the dangers faced by law enforcement.
Violent Incident in Raval, Barcelona: A Cause for Concern Among Expats and Tourists
A violent death in Barcelona's Raval neighborhood raises safety concerns among expats and tourists, urging vigilance in the culturally rich but crime-prone area.
Bomb Threat Leads to Evacuation of IES Ataúlfo Argenta in Castro Urdiales
IES Ataúlfo Argenta in Castro Urdiales evacuated due to bomb threat, sparking community concern and a swift emergency response. Investigation ongoing.
FC Barcelona's Return to Camp Nou Faces Further Delays
FC Barcelona's return to Camp Nou delayed, with the club seeking to extend their stay at Montjuïc's Olympic Stadium until May 2025 amid renovation setbacks.
Severe Weather Disrupts Rail Services in Cantabria, Spain
Severe winter storm disrupts rail services in Cantabria, Spain, highlighting the vulnerability of transportation to extreme weather.
Spanish Unions UGT and CCOO to Rally in Santander for Essential Social Rights
Spanish unions UGT and CCOO to rally in Santander for social rights, demanding fair wages and better work-life balance amid economic challenges.
Severe Weather Wreaks Havoc in Cantabria: Expats Advised to Take Precautions
Cantabria battles severe weather from Storms Éowyn and Herminia, with a 64% rise in incidents. Expats urged to take precautions amidst winds, rain, and snow.
Labor Dispute at Solvay Logistics Committee in Spain Escalates
Labor dispute at Solvay in Spain escalates as management blocks mediation, highlighting deep tensions between workers and the chemical giant.
Ayuntamiento to Initiate PGOU Modification to Regenerate Arco de la Bahía Neighborhood
Santander's City Council announces plans to modify the PGOU, focusing on regenerating the Arco de la Bahía neighborhood, promising urban renewal and community engagement.
Historic Plantation in the Canary Islands Marks 11 Years of Revitalization
A historic plantation in the Canary Islands celebrates 11 years of revitalization, transforming into a cultural hub while preserving its rich heritage.
Spain's Most Preferred Supermarkets Revealed by OCU Survey
OCU's annual survey reveals Spain's preferred supermarkets, with regional chains Esclat and Bon Preu leading for consumer satisfaction, followed by national favorites like Hipercor and Aldi.
Explosion at Rheinmetall Munitions Factory in Murcia Leaves Six Workers Injured
Six injured in explosion at Rheinmetall munitions factory in Murcia, Spain, raising safety concerns at the defense plant with a history of incidents.
Severe Weather Hits Spain: Cantabria Bears the Brunt of Storms Éowyn and Herminia
Spain faces severe weather as Storms Éowyn and Herminia hit, with Cantabria bearing the brunt. Torrential rains, high winds, and warnings of Storm Ivo loom.
Spain Sees Significant Employment Growth and New Migration Initiatives
Spain celebrates a historic employment peak and unveils new migration policies, including a plan for the return of expats and reforms to simplify immigration, aiming for a more inclusive society.
Barcelona Residents Unite to Prevent Eviction of Casa Orsola
Over 100 Barcelona residents rallied at Casa Orsola to halt an eviction, marking a stand against gentrification and housing speculation.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Launches Groundbreaking Public Health Diagnostic Initiative
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria teams up with ULPGC for a pioneering public health study, aiming to boost health outcomes for locals and expats alike.
Tenerife's Santa Cruz Carnival Makes History with First Animated Spot
The 2025 Santa Cruz de Tenerife Carnival launches its first animated spot, embracing "Secrets of Africa" theme for a vibrant celebration of culture and creativity.
La Laguna City Council Approves €226 Million Budget for 2025
La Laguna City Council approves a €226 million budget for 2025, focusing on infrastructure, social programs, and cultural events to enhance city life.
Cabildo de Gran Canaria Honors Young Agricultural Talent with AgroJoven 2025 Awards
Gran Canaria's AgroJoven 2025 awards honor young agricultural talents, showcasing innovations in sustainable farming and urban agriculture.
Oscar Nominee Karla Sofía Gascón Embroiled in Controversy Over Past Social Media Posts
Karla Sofía Gascón, first openly transgender Oscar nominee, faces backlash over resurfaced social media posts deemed racist and Islamophobic.
Malaga Regains Cultural Prominence in Spain
Malaga ascends to fourth in Spain's cultural rankings, celebrated at the Albéniz cinema with performances and recognition of its rich cultural and historical heritage.
Solvay Logistics Workers Intensify Strike with Overnight Protest at Orecla Facility
Solvay logistics workers escalate their strike with an overnight protest at Spain's Orecla facility, highlighting a month-long dispute over alleged illegal unemployment periods.
Rigoberta Bandini Returns to Benidorm Fest with Special Performance
Rigoberta Bandini is set to dazzle at Benidorm Fest 2025 with a special performance, joining stars like Nebulossa and Amaral in a celebration of Spanish music.
Winter Weather Disrupts Access to Key Locations in Cantabria, Spain
Winter weather hits Cantabria, Spain, closing key locations like Portillo de Lunada and affecting outdoor activities. Authorities urge caution and preparedness.
Power Outage Affects Nine Municipalities in Cantabria, Leaving Thousands Without Electricity
Thousands in Cantabria left without power as a technical failure hits nine municipalities, sparking efforts to modernize the region's electrical grid.
Spain Enhances Road Safety with 24 New Radars
Spain's DGT installs 24 new radars across high-risk zones to curb traffic accidents and enforce speed limits, marking a significant step in improving road safety.
Almassora Rallies Behind Local Talent Mawot for Benidorm Fest 2025
Almassora rallies to support local talent Mawot at Benidorm Fest 2025, aiming for Eurovision glory. A special event with live screening unites the community.
Former Guanyem Badalona Councilor Accused of Sexual Harassment, Party Admits Failure to Address Issue
Guanyem Badalona party admits failure in handling sexual harassment accusation against former councilor, sparking debate on political organizations' response to such allegations in Spain.
Eviction Crisis at Casa Orsola: A Symbol of Resistance Against Real Estate Speculation in Barcelona
In Barcelona's Eixample, Casa Orsola's eviction crisis becomes a symbol of resistance against real estate speculation, rallying community support.
Spanish Politics in Turmoil: Vox's Fiscal Proposals and Recent Developments
Vox's fiscal overhaul and electoral shifts shake up Spanish politics, with tax proposals aiming to stimulate growth amid internal and electoral challenges.
New Regulations for Electric Scooter Users in Barcelona
Barcelona introduces strict new regulations for electric scooter users, including mandatory helmets, speed limits, and age restrictions to enhance safety.
Controversial Photo Sparks Internal Debate Within PSOE in Cantabria
A controversial photo has ignited a fierce debate within the PSOE in Cantabria, reflecting deeper tensions in Spanish politics amid rising challenges.
Cantabria Mayor Criticizes Regional Government Over Inaction on Picudo Rojo Infestation
Cantabria Mayor lambasts regional government for lack of action against devastating picudo rojo infestation, calling for urgent measures to protect local ecosystems and economy.
Unsettled Weather Ahead for Cantabria: Expats Brace for Chilly Temperatures and Rain
Expats in Cantabria brace for a spell of unpredictable weather, with chilly temperatures, rain, and thunderstorms forecasted as February begins.
Spanish Football Federation Embroiled in Controversy: Former President Rubiales Detained
Former RFEF president Luis Rubiales detained amid controversy, sparking debate on Spanish football's future and calls for federation reform.
Expats in Spain Turn to Advanced Radar Detection and GPS to Navigate Roads Safely
Expats and locals in Spain are increasingly using advanced radar detectors and GPS systems to navigate roads safely, avoiding traffic radars and enhancing their driving experience.
Tuition Fees in Spain: Which Regions and Universities Are the Most Expensive for 2025?
Exploring the landscape of tuition fees in Spain for 2025, with Navarra, Madrid, and Catalonia being the priciest regions for higher education.
Tragic Incident in Basauri: Man Dies After Jumping from Burning Building
A man dies after jumping from a burning building in Basauri, Spain, sparking an investigation and community mourning.
Interview with Francesc Miró: Exploring Love, Healing, and Creative Journeys
Francesc Miró discusses love, healing, and creativity in an insightful interview, revealing how personal experiences shape his work.
Gimnástica de Torrelavega Faces Off Against Rayo Cantabria Amidst Renewal and Challenges
In a pivotal Cantabrian clash, Gimnástica de Torrelavega and Rayo Cantabria face off, each seeking to overcome their unique challenges in a season-defining match.
Government and Cabezón de la Sal Work to Regulate Access to Saja-Besaya Natural Park
Cantabria's Saja-Besaya Natural Park sees collaborative efforts to regulate access, aiming to protect its ecological balance and support sustainable tourism.
Water Leak Disrupts FGC Operations in Eixample, Barcelona
A water leak at an FGC station in Barcelona's Eixample district disrupts services, prompting swift repairs and calls for enhanced infrastructure maintenance.
Rediscovering Sejos: The Forgotten Heart of Cantabria
Rediscover Sejos, the hidden gem of Cantabria, Spain, where history meets natural beauty. Explore its ancient sites and the stunning Saja-Besaya Natural Park.
Santander Embarks on Ambitious Road Improvement Plan for Cueto, Monte San Román, and Penacastillo
Santander launches a major road improvement initiative in Cueto, Monte San Román, and Penacastillo, aiming to enhance safety, reduce congestion, and boost local economy.
Tragic Incident in Camargo, Cantabria: One Person Dies, Another Injured in Chalet Fire
One dead, another injured in a tragic fire at a chalet in Camargo, Cantabria. Authorities investigate the cause as the community rallies in support.
Warning to Expats in Spain: The Dangers of Pine Processionary Caterpillars
Expats in Spain warned of the health risks posed by Pine Processionary Caterpillars, emerging earlier due to climate change, threatening humans and pets.
AI Models in Spanish and Co-Official Languages Gain Momentum in Spain
Spain sees a surge in AI for language accessibility, partnering with OpenAI and local publishers to enhance education, healthcare, and media in Spanish and co-official languages.
Narcopisos in Barcelona's Raval Neighborhood: A Growing Concern for Local Businesses and Residents
Barcelona's Raval neighborhood faces a surge in 'narcopisos', with drug traffickers offering Black Friday deals and adapting sales to modern convenience, impacting local life.
Discovering the Centennial Tradition of Ensaimada and Hot Chocolate at Ca'n Joan de S'Aigo
Step into the heart of Palma de Mallorca's culinary heritage at Ca'n Joan de S'Aigo, a 300-year-old café famed for its traditional ensaimadas and velvety hot chocolate.
Rising Mental Health Concerns Among Young People in Spain and Beyond
Young people in Spain and across Europe face a worsening mental health crisis, with rising hospital admissions and the impact of social media and economic stress.
Discover the 'Tree of Love': A Comestible Remedy for Coughs and Colds in Spain
Discover Spain's 'Tree of Love,' a natural remedy for coughs and colds, blending traditional medicine with modern health trends.
Dramatic Turnaround and Historic Comeback at El Sardinero
Racing de Santander stages a historic comeback against Málaga, winning 2-1 in a LaLiga Hypermotion match filled with drama and resilience.
Melody to Represent Spain at Eurovision 2025 with "Esa Diva"
Melody wins Benidorm Fest 2025 with "Esa Diva," set to represent Spain at Eurovision in Basel, showcasing her unique blend of influences and powerful stage presence.
Canary Islands Diversify Tourism Segments, Solidifying Their Status as a Premier Diving Destination
The Canary Islands enhance their appeal with a focus on diving and eco-tourism, aiming for sustainable practices and diverse tourist experiences.
Tenerife Embarks on Major Road Infrastructure Projects to Enhance Mobility and Safety
Tenerife invests over €30m in major road infrastructure projects to boost safety and mobility, including night-time operations and extensive rehabilitation work.
Significant Increase in Pharmaceutical Spending in Cantabria in 2024
Cantabria sees a 5% rise in pharmaceutical spending in 2024, reflecting wider healthcare cost increases and the region's evolving health priorities.
Chinese New Year 2025: A Vibrant Celebration in Madrid
Madrid celebrates Chinese New Year 2025 with vibrant festivities in Usera, featuring fireworks, a grand parade, and cultural exhibitions from Jan 29 to Feb 16.
Festival Indifest Kicks Off This Sunday with "Manuela, el vuelo infinito"
Indifest launches in Cantabria this Sunday, featuring "Manuela, el vuelo infinito," a play exploring identity and the human spirit, promising a rich cultural experience.
Fabiuki Shines in Freestyle Rap Competitions, Though Falls Short in Final Showdown
Fabiuki dazzles in Spanish freestyle rap competitions, securing victories but narrowly missing out in a thrilling final showdown against Jawk.
Racing de Santander Faces Uncertain Future Due to Municipal Inaction
Racing de Santander's future at El Sardinero Stadium hangs in the balance due to city council inaction, warns PRC, risking the club's historic home.
Tragic Incident in Vigo: Man Arrested for Fatal Stabbing and Serious Injury
A man has been arrested in Vigo, Spain, after a violent altercation led to one death and left a woman seriously injured, sparking concerns over public safety.
Torrelavega Celebrates World Wetlands Day with Bird Ringing Event at Lago de la Mina
Torrelavega marks World Wetlands Day with a bird ringing event at Lago de la Mina, highlighting conservation and the importance of wetlands.
The Unexpected Legacy of COVID-19 Infection: Long-Term Health Impacts
New research reveals the long-term health impacts of COVID-19, including persistent symptoms and increased ME/CFS cases, highlighting the need for comprehensive care and further study.
Daily Challenges Faced by Bone Marrow Transplant Patients: A Glimpse into the Journey at Hospital Universitario Juan Ramón Jiménez
Exploring the journey of bone marrow transplant patients at Spain's Hospital Universitario Juan Ramón Jiménez, highlighting the challenges and advanced care.
Ultra-Processed Foods Dominating Diets of Spanish Children: Health Risks and Concerns
Over half of Spanish children's diets are ultra-processed, posing serious health risks and impacting academic performance, urging a dietary overhaul.
New Bridge to Connect Portugal and Spain, Boosting Cross-Border Relations and Economic Growth
Portugal and Spain to build a new bridge, enhancing cross-border relations and economic growth, with a €13m investment aimed at revitalizing regional communities.
New Cross-Border Bridge to Connect Portugal and Spain: A Boost for Regional Development
Portugal and Spain to build a new bridge connecting Alcoutim and Sanlúcar de Guadiana, aiming to boost regional development and cross-border cooperation.
New Housing Development in Cantabria Sees Significant Decline in 2024
Cantabria faces a notable decline in new housing developments in 2024, diverging from Spain's broader real estate surge, presenting unique opportunities for expats.
The Quest for Spain's Best Burger: Cantabrian Contenders in the Spotlight
Cantabria's finest burgers battle for supremacy in Spain's fifth Hamburger Championship, showcasing local flavors and culinary innovation.
Tragic Case of Sara Sharif Highlights Critical Issues in Family Justice System
The murder of Sara Sharif by her father and stepmother sparks a critical examination of the UK's family justice system, highlighting the need for transparency and safeguarding of children.
Spanish Court Awards €700,000 in Compensation to Woman Left with Permanent Disability After Hysterectomy
A Spanish court awards €700,000 to a woman for permanent disability after a botched hysterectomy, spotlighting medical accountability.
Former Mayor of Cieza Sentenced to One Year and Nine Months for Misappropriation of Municipal Funds
Ex-mayor of Cieza, Spain, sentenced to 1yr 9mths for misappropriating €3,600 of municipal funds, highlighting the importance of integrity in public office.
Local Cantabrian Music Group "Paganos" to Perform for the First Time at CDAT
Cantabrian music group "Paganos" set to debut at CDAT in Santander, blending traditional sounds with modern flair for an unforgettable performance.
Transforming Local Spaces into Community Housing: A Complex yet Promising Solution for Spain's Housing Crisis
Innovative community housing projects emerge as a promising solution to Spain's housing crisis, blending sustainability with social integration amidst bureaucratic challenges.
Spanish Teachers' Union STEC Criticizes Education Ministry Over Unaddressed Needs and Alarming Setbacks
Spanish Teachers' Union criticizes the Education Ministry for ignoring critical issues in the education sector, demanding immediate reforms to address staffing, resources, and support for students.
36th Winter Festival of Torrelavega: A Week of Stellar Performances with Pablo Carbonell and Rafael Álvarez "El Brujo"
Torrelavega's 36th Winter Festival dazzles with stars Pablo Carbonell & Rafael Álvarez "El Brujo", offering a rich mix of performances for all ages.
Significant Changes in Spanish Immigration Policies: What Expats Need to Know
Spain revamps immigration policies, ending the Golden Visa program and proposing a 100% tax on non-EU property purchases, while streamlining residency and citizenship applications.
Proton Therapy Bunker Project Hits Roadblock in Cantabria
Cantabria's proton therapy project at Marqués de Valdecilla University Hospital faces delay due to geological issues, impacting advanced cancer treatment plans.
Two Companies Opt for Construction of 52 VPO Homes in Alisal, Santander
Two firms to build 52 affordable homes in Santander's Alisal, boosting housing access and local economy.
New Civic Center in Sierra Pando, Torrelavega, Opens Its Doors After a Challenging Process
Torrelavega celebrates the opening of the new civic center in Sierra Pando, a significant milestone after years of delays and challenges.
Free Parking Proposal for Residents in Specific Zones Gains Traction in Spain
Spain's Izquierda Unida proposes free parking for residents in specific zones, aiming to ease urban living costs and align with EU's sustainable mobility goals.
Municipal Council to Subsidize Farmers for Using Mastiff Dogs to Protect Against Wolf Attacks in Saja-Besaya
Saja-Besaya council to subsidize farmers for using mastiff dogs against wolf attacks, aiming to protect livestock and balance ecosystem needs.
Amaral Unveils "Dolce Vita," the Title Track of Their Upcoming Album
Spanish rock duo Amaral releases "Dolce Vita," the title track of their new album, promising a blend of rock, pop, and folk influences.
Call for Entries: “Nuestras Mujeres Cuentan” Initiative Opens in Cantabria
"Nuestras Mujeres Cuentan" initiative invites women in Cantabria to share their stories, promoting gender equality and community engagement.
Racing de Santander Offers Last 60 Season Tickets for Sale
Racing de Santander releases final 60 season tickets, inviting fans to support their journey at the iconic El Sardinero stadium.
Rising Concerns Over Security in Torrelavega as Police Union Speaks Out
Torrelavega faces a surge in crime, with the police union highlighting a dire need for resources and institutional support to ensure public safety.
Cleaner Fired Over TikTok Videos Takes Company to Court
Madrid cleaner fired for TikTok videos in uniform takes her case to court, challenging the boundaries of social media and workplace policies.
Spain Reaffirms Strong Commitment to Supporting Ukraine
Spain reinforces its support for Ukraine with a €1 billion military aid package and a long-term €5 billion commitment through the European Peace Fund, amidst ongoing conflict.
Pedro Sánchez: The Enduring Leader of Spain
Pedro Sánchez, Spain's resilient leader since 2018, navigates political turmoil with landmark laws and international roles, securing a new term amidst challenges.
Significant Updates to Spanish Immigration Policies for 2025: What Expats Need to Know
Spain announces major immigration policy changes for 2025, including faster residency applications, updated citizenship requirements, and the end of the Golden Visa program.
Investigation into Torrelavega Shooting Continues
Authorities in Torrelavega, Spain, probe a rare shooting at a real estate agency, seeking motives and the perpetrator, as the community reels.
Sixth Edition of the Trail Villa de Comillas Set to Take Place in May
Comillas to host the 6th Trail Villa de Comillas in May, showcasing Cantabria's beauty through varied running routes. A celebration of sport and culture awaits.
Municipality of Ruente to Repair Paths and Improve Access to Agricultural Farms
Ruente announces plans to repair paths and improve access to agricultural farms, boosting local agriculture and preserving the natural beauty of Saja-Besaya Natural Park.
Vandalism Targets Holocaust Memorial in Almassora, Spain
A Holocaust memorial in Almassora, Spain, was vandalized, sparking outrage and a community call to action for respect and tolerance.
Urban Development Milestone: El Hornillo 3 Nears Completion in Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria's El Hornillo 3 urbanization project nears completion, promising to transform the island's south with new residential and commercial spaces.
Municipal Spending Sparks Controversy in Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria's San Bartolomé de Tirajana faces backlash over hefty spending on new buildings for municipal services, sparking calls for transparency.
Gran Canaria Enhances Water Resource Management and Infrastructure
Gran Canaria bolsters water management with new projects and innovative solutions like wave-powered desalination to combat scarcity and climate change impacts.
Significant Educational Infrastructure Upgrades in Telde, Gran Canaria
Telde, Gran Canaria, to see educational upgrades worth 220,000 euros, enhancing schools with renovations, energy efficiency, and accessibility improvements.
La Aldea de San Nicolás Embarks on Ambitious Palm Grove Restoration Project
La Aldea de San Nicolás launches a project to restore its palm groves, aiming to preserve biodiversity and boost tourism on Gran Canaria.
Precarity and Privatization Concerns in Tenerife's Healthcare Service
Tenerife's Drago District faces healthcare crisis with growing concerns over precarity and fears of privatization, sparking community and expat unrest.
Gran Canaria Leads the Way in Sustainable Energy with Innovative Photovoltaic Project
Gran Canaria launches a pioneering photovoltaic project on waste disposal cells, marking a major leap towards sustainable energy and carbon reduction.
Crisis in the Canary Islands Banana Sector: Farmers Protest Against Asprocan's Management
Canary Islands banana farmers protest against Asprocan's management, citing lack of transparency, unfair pricing, and environmental concerns as the sector faces a severe crisis.
Calls for Completion of MetroGuagua Project Intensify in Canary Islands
Canary Islands' government urges swift action on MetroGuagua project to enhance public transport and boost economy, amid concerns over delays.
High Demand for Study Grants in Gran Canaria as Over 800 Applications Received
Gran Canaria's study grants attract over 800 applicants, highlighting the community's strong commitment to higher education and specialized studies.
CaixaProinfancia Programme Supports Over 66,000 Children and 41,000 Vulnerable Families in 2024
In 2024, the CaixaProinfancia programme aids over 66,000 children and 41,000 families in Spain, showcasing a strong commitment to combating poverty and social exclusion.
Racing de Santander’s Aldasoro Reaches Milestone of 100 Games
Jorge Aldasoro celebrates 100 games with Racing de Santander, marking a milestone of loyalty and excellence in Spanish football.
New Community Center for Seniors to Bloom in Saja-Besaya This Spring
Saja-Besaya to welcome a new community center for seniors this spring, aimed at enhancing social interaction and quality of life for the elderly.
Municipal Council Opens Registration for Children's Workshops in Saja-Besaya, Cantabria
Saja-Besaya's municipal council launches children's workshops for the February school week, offering diverse activities to enrich kids' experiences. Registration now open.
Student Block at University of Cantabria Demands Prompt Elections for Student Council
University of Cantabria students demand immediate Student Council elections, highlighting tensions over delayed democratic processes and seeking greater transparency.
Torrelavega Municipal Palace Renovation Gains Momentum as Town Hall Meets with Neighborhood Union
Torrelavega's Municipal Palace renovation progresses as town hall and neighborhood union discuss plans, aiming to restore the historic building's glory.
Santander City Council to Revise Budget for Abandoned VPO Blocks in Alisal
Santander City Council announces budget revision for two abandoned affordable housing blocks in Alisal, aiming to address long-standing community concerns.
The Viral Trend of Excessive Alcohol Consumption Among Parents and Children
A disturbing trend of excessive alcohol consumption among parents and children in Spain raises health and social concerns, spotlighting the role of social media in amplifying risky behaviors.
Teenage Hacker Arrested in Spain for Massive Cyberattacks on Strategic Organisations
Spanish authorities arrest 'Natohub,' an 18-year-old hacker behind major cyberattacks on over 40 entities, including the Ministry of Defence and the US Army.
Spanish Farmers Take to the Streets Again: A Year of Unfulfilled Promises
Spanish farmers, disillusioned by a year of unfulfilled promises, are mobilizing once more against bureaucracy, low prices, and new trade threats.
Cancer Treatments and Their Impact on Fertility: A Critical Consideration for Women
Exploring the profound impact of cancer treatments on women's fertility, from radiation's risks to chemotherapy's challenges and the hope offered by reproductive medicine.
Former Cycling Champion Óscar Freire Found Safe After Brief Disappearance
Former cycling champion Óscar Freire found safe after a brief disappearance, sparking concern and a swift response from Spanish authorities.
Motion of No Confidence Filed Against Mayor of Cabezón de la Sal
Cabezón de la Sal faces political upheaval as a no-confidence motion against Mayor Esteban Seco is filed by PRC and PSOE, citing mismanagement.
Cantabria Experiences Second Warmest January in Historical Records
Cantabria records its second warmest January, highlighting a worrying climate trend in Spain. Experts alarmed by the impact on local ecosystems and agriculture.
Company Committee Abandons Negotiations Due to Non-Payment of January Salaries in Cantabria
Cantabria workers face financial hardship as a company committee halts negotiations over unpaid January salaries, highlighting ongoing financial instability.
Third Grade Prison Release for Those Involved in Supermarket Parking Lot Assault in Laredo
Convicted individuals in a violent Laredo supermarket parking lot assault granted third-grade prison release, sparking mixed reactions.
Fire in Torrelavega's Covadonga Neighborhood Forces Evacuation of Residents
Early morning fire in Torrelavega's Covadonga neighborhood prompts evacuation, with local emergency services swiftly responding to ensure residents' safety.
Ludotecas in Santander to Open During Carnival Break
Santander's ludotecas to stay open during Carnival, offering a fun, educational space for kids as the city celebrates with vibrant parades and music.
Statkraft to Develop Cantabria's First Renewable Project: The Piruquito Wind Farm
Statkraft announces the development of Cantabria's first renewable project, the Piruquito wind farm, marking a significant step in Spain's sustainable energy efforts.
Luis Rubiales Trial: Spain's Women's World Cup Controversy Unfolds in Court
In a landmark trial, Luis Rubiales faces charges over a controversial incident at the Women's World Cup, highlighting deep issues within sports.
Playa del Carmen Carnival 2025: A Vibrant Celebration of Music, Tradition, and Fun
Experience the magic of Playa del Carmen Carnival 2025, a vibrant fusion of music, tradition, and fun along the Caribbean Sea, from Feb 26 - Mar 4.
Major Water Pipe Replacement Underway in Saja-Besaya, Cantabria
Cantabria's Saja-Besaya region begins a major upgrade of its water infrastructure, replacing 9km of pipes to ensure a reliable supply and reduce leaks.
Call for Submissions: XXVII International Short Story Contest Elena Soriano
Aspiring writers are invited to submit their work to the XXVII International Short Story Contest Elena Soriano by February 28, 2025, for a chance to gain international recognition.
Liebana Municipality Seeks to Repurpose Public Use Lands for Social Rental Housing
Liebana Municipality in Spain seeks to convert public lands into social rental housing to address the growing need for affordable living spaces.
Miguel Induráin: The Legendary Spanish Cyclist
Exploring the legacy of Miguel Induráin, the Spanish cycling legend whose five consecutive Tour de France victories in the 1990s cemented his status as one of the sport's greats.
State of Emergency Declared in Santorini Following Intense Seismic Activity
Santorini declares a state of emergency after over 6,000 tremors rock the island, leading to the evacuation of 11,000 people amid fears of more seismic activity.
Madrid Zoo Bids Farewell to Beloved Dolphins
Madrid Zoo mourns the loss of its cherished dolphins, marking a significant moment for both the zoo and its visitors, as they remember the animals' legacy and impact on marine conservation.
Spain's Housing Crisis: Thousands Take to the Streets in Madrid
Thousands protest in Madrid against Spain's deepening housing crisis, demanding rent reductions and anti-speculation measures as house prices soar.
Political Tensions Rise Over Proton Therapy Center in Valdecilla, Cantabria
Cantabria's proposed proton therapy center sparks political debate, with leaders clashing over its necessity and implications for healthcare.
Ayuntamiento de La Vidriera Seeks Collaboration with Camargues to Define the Future of Cultural Center
La Vidriera's municipality invites Camargues residents to shape the future of a new cultural center, aiming to foster community and celebrate heritage.
Spanish Government Approves Significant Minimum Wage Increase for 2025
Spain's government announces a significant minimum wage increase to 1,184 euros for 2025, impacting over 2.5 million workers, following negotiations with unions and employers.
Domestic Adoptions in Spain See a Decline Despite Regional Variations
Domestic adoptions in Spain decline, reflecting societal shifts, despite regional variations and a contrasting trend in international adoptions.
Narcotics Smuggler Killed in Collision with Guardia Civil Vessel
In a high-stakes clash off Spain's coast, a narcotics smuggler dies in a collision with a Guardia Civil vessel, underscoring the perilous battle against drug trafficking.
Crime Trends in Spain: A Detailed Look at 2024 Statistics
Spain's 2024 crime statistics reveal a mixed picture: slight national increase but decreases in major cities like Madrid and Barcelona. Rising crime in regions like Aragón, with Malaga city notably up by 10.9%.
Spanish Doctors Mobilize Over Draft of New Statute
Spanish doctors to protest on Monday against new healthcare statute, citing concerns over working conditions and patient care.
Cantabria Seeks Government Aid for Housing and Faster Eviction of Squatters
Cantabria appeals to the Spanish government for aid and legal reforms to tackle its housing crisis and streamline the eviction of squatters, highlighting the social and economic impacts on the community.
Heartfelt Expressions: Cancer Patients' Photographs on Display at Valdecilla Hospital
"Valdecilla Hospital's poignant exhibit, 'Revelando Sentimientos,' showcases the emotional journeys of cancer patients through their own photographs, highlighting resilience and the therapeutic power of art."
Trial Against Luis Rubiales for Non-Consensual Kiss Begins in Spain
Trial against ex-Spanish Football Federation president Luis Rubiales begins, accused of non-consensual kiss on player Jenni Hermoso during Women's World Cup ceremony.
Barcelona City Council Intervenes to Prevent Eviction at Casa Orsola, a Symbol of Housing Speculation
Barcelona City Council buys Casa Orsola, a symbol of the housing crisis, to prevent evictions and combat real estate speculation.
Public Scooters in Zaragoza: Navigating Risks and Disorder
Zaragoza grapples with the chaos of public scooters, facing safety risks and regulatory gaps as it seeks a balance between convenience and order.
Devastating Fire Engulfs Bingo Hall in Valencia, Spain
A severe fire at a Valencia bingo hall prompts evacuations and a community response, with investigations into the cause underway.
Winter Weather Brings Rain and Snow to Spain: What Expats Need to Know
Spain faces a wintry mix of rain and snow, especially in the northeast and east, as February begins. Expats urged to prepare for disruptions.
Expats in Spain: New Initiative Combines Education and Environmental Conservation in the Canaries
New initiative by the Government of Canarias and Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria combines education with conservation efforts in the Canary Islands' national parks.
Cabildo of Gran Canaria Advances Expansion of Senior Center and Completes Piterillas Reservoir in La Matanza de Acentejo
Gran Canaria's Cabildo advances community welfare with the expansion of a senior center and the completion of the Piterillas reservoir, enhancing life for residents.
New Traffic Regulations in Puerto de la Isleta for Carnival Season
New traffic rules introduced in Puerto de la Isleta for Carnival season aim to enhance safety and manage crowds, including designated parking and shuttle services.
Cabildo de Gran Canaria Launches Training Program for Building Maintenance and Rehabilitation
Gran Canaria launches a training program for professionals in building maintenance and rehabilitation, aiming to promote sustainable development and preserve architectural heritage.
Expats in Spain: La Palma Volcanic Eruption Sparks Human Rights Appeal to European Court
Tierra Bonita appeals to the European Court over Spain's handling of the 2021 La Palma eruption, citing human rights concerns and lack of accountability.
Over 2,000 Teachers Protest in Santander for Decent Salaries
Over 2,000 teachers in Santander demand fair pay and better conditions, highlighting a national concern for educator treatment.
Reviving the Spirit of the 80s: Torrelavega's Tanos Refuge Brings Back a Legendary Nightclub
Torrelavega's Tanos Refuge nightclub revival promises a nostalgic journey back to the vibrant 80s, blending classic tunes with modern energy for an unforgettable experience.
Heartwarming Scene Unfolds in Front of Murcia Cathedral as Couple Gets Engaged
In a heartwarming proposal at Murcia Cathedral, a couple's engagement under the setting sun captivates onlookers, celebrating love in the historic city.
Improved Information Channels for AP-7 Highway Accidents in Catalonia
Catalan Government announces plans to enhance AP-7 highway safety with upgraded information systems and emergency response protocols, aiming for a safer, more informed driving experience.
Liebana Municipality to Implement New Documentation Update Point
Liebana Municipality in Spain's Cantabrian region announces a new documentation update point, enhancing administrative efficiency and aiding expats.
Concerns Rise as Shipyard in Astillero, Cantabria, Faces Medical Emergency Shortages
Astillero shipyard in Cantabria faces backlash for lacking medical emergency services, raising safety concerns among workers and locals.
39th Goya Awards: A Night of Glamour and Celebration in Granada
Granada dazzles as host to the 39th Goya Awards, celebrating Spanish cinema's finest with stars like Richard Gere adding international glamour.
Madrid Derby Ends in Thrilling 1-1 Draw
Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid battled to a 1-1 draw in a thrilling Madrid derby, keeping the La Liga title race wide open.
Seventh Floor of Marqués de Valdecilla University Hospital Overwhelmed and Collapsing Due to Staff Shortages
Marqués de Valdecilla University Hospital in Cantabria faces a staffing crisis, putting patient care at risk as the seventh floor nears collapse.
Catalan Football Federation Faces Criticism for Lack of Catalan Documentation
The Catalan Football Federation faces backlash for not issuing official documents in Catalan, sparking debate on linguistic representation and cultural identity.
Motorhome Dwellers in Palma, Mallorca, Face New Challenges and Protests
Palma faces a surge in motorhome registrations and protests over a new ban on overnight parking, highlighting tensions between dwellers, locals, and authorities.
Five Years Since the First Omicron Case: A Global Health Milestone
Reflecting on five years since Omicron's discovery, we examine its global impact and the ongoing battle against COVID-19 variants.
Unique Artistic Expressions Come to Torrelavega: "Nuevos y Raros" Exhibition
Torrelavega hosts "Nuevos y Raros," a unique art exhibition showcasing the diverse talents of seven Cantabrian artists from Feb 7 - Mar 2, 2025.
Advances in the Recovery of Charco de la Arena as a Public Asset
Gran Canaria's Charco de la Arena sees hope as local groups push for its restoration, aiming to preserve this natural and cultural gem for future generations.
New Leadership for Movimiento Sumar in the Canary Islands
Movimiento Sumar appoints Mila Hormiga and Jacinto Ortega as new leaders in the Canary Islands, marking a pivotal shift in the region's political landscape.
Breakthrough in Brain Network Identification Opens New Avenues for Neurological Treatments
A groundbreaking study identifies a key brain network, offering new hope for treating neurological disorders and highlighting Spain's role in global health advancements.
Expats in Gran Canaria Benefit from Free Internet Initiative
Gran Canaria's "Conecta" initiative by "Accede" offers free internet to bridge the digital divide, benefiting expats and locals with enhanced connectivity.
European Governments Tackle Screen Time: A New Era for Children’s Health
European countries are setting new limits on children's screen time, with France leading strict regulations in schools and Spain targeting smartphone addiction as a public health issue.
Spain Aims to Simplify Bureaucracy in the Agricultural Sector
Spain pledges to cut red tape in agriculture, led by Minister Luis Planas, aiming for a more competitive and sustainable sector within the EU framework.
Cantabrian Filmmaker Cristobal García Wins Big at the Goya Awards
Cantabrian filmmaker Cristobal García wins three Goya Awards, marking a significant milestone for Spanish cinema and highlighting Cantabria's growing film industry.
Spain’s Tax Authority Hacienda Now Allows Tax Payments via Bizum
Spain's Hacienda introduces Bizum for tax payments, offering a modern, efficient option for the country's 27 million users, simplifying tax processes for residents and expats alike.
Staff Shortages in Cantabria's Sno Hotels Spark Government Concern
Cantabria's government urges Sno Hotels to address severe staff shortages at Alto Campoo ski resort, highlighting the impact on tourism and the need for swift action amidst broader challenges.
Former Banker Faces Prison for Defrauding Elderly Client in Cantabria
Former banker in Cantabria sentenced to over three years for defrauding elderly client of €50,000, highlighting risks for expats in Spain.
Farmers' Protest in Catalonia Called Off: A Sigh of Relief for Commuters
Catalonia's planned farmers' protest called off, bringing relief to commuters but leaving underlying agricultural issues unresolved.
New Joan Fuster Erasmus Scholarship for Catalan Countries Announced
A new Joan Fuster Erasmus Scholarship aims to boost academic exchange among Catalan-speaking regions, honoring the legacy of the celebrated writer.
Burgos CF Ends Racing Santander's Unbeaten Streak in Thrilling Match
Burgos CF shocks with a victory over Racing Santander, ending their unbeaten streak in a thrilling Segunda División match at El Plantío.
Spanish Government Set to Approve Significant Pension and Social Benefit Increases
Spain's government is poised to boost pensions and social benefits, with significant increases for over-52s and a new minimum wage, aiming to enhance economic stability and reduce inequality.
President of Nuevas Generaciones del PP in Lanzarote Resigns Over Controversial Decisions
Nuevas Generaciones del PP president in Lanzarote resigns, citing "unjust" decisions by party leadership, highlighting internal tensions.
Search for Missing Man Continues in Cantabria, Spain
Guardia Civil intensifies search for man missing since Feb 10 while fishing in Cantabria, Spain, employing divers and aerial units in a widespread operation.
Keeping Your Spanish Home Mold-Free: Effective Home Remedies for Expats
Discover eco-friendly remedies for expats to combat mold in Spanish homes, highlighting vinegar's power and essential prevention tips for a healthier living space.
PP Loses €452,000 in European Funds for Commerce in Santander
Santander's PP loses €452,000 in European funds meant for commerce, impacting local businesses and sparking calls for better fund management.
Spanish Ministry of Development Invests Over €460,000 in Municipal Projects
The Spanish Ministry of Development invests over €460,000 in Cantabria for local infrastructure, including road improvements and public space renovations, aiming to boost community well-being.
Celebrating Love in Arco de la Bahía: Cupid and Venus Visit Local Businesses
Arco de la Bahía transforms into a romantic haven with Cupid and Venus promoting love, community, and local businesses in a unique week-long celebration.
Community Initiative: Torrelavega Municipality Organizes Workshop on Building Nesting Boxes
Torrelavega's municipality organizes a workshop on building nesting boxes to promote wildlife preservation and community engagement.
Staying Safe While Shopping Online: Expert Tips for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain can shop online safely with expert tips on avoiding cyber threats and counterfeit goods, including secure payment methods and VPN use.
Spanish Administrative Simplification Law: Updates and Implications for Expats
Spain's proposed Law on Administrative Simplification aims to streamline bureaucratic processes, potentially easing residency and work visa applications for expats.
Ghost Gas Stations of Santander: A Tale of Abandonment and Neglect
Santander's abandoned "ghost gas stations" symbolize the city's economic shifts and community challenges, sparking efforts for revitalization.
Alexandra Uso Warns: If Valencian is Not Taught, Children Will Not Master Both Languages
Alexandra Uso emphasizes the critical need for Valencian to be taught in schools to ensure children in Valencia can master both local languages, amid debates on linguistic balance.
Interview with Mahécor Mbengue: A Journey of Resilience and Advocacy
In an inspiring interview, Mahécor Mbengue shares his journey from African islands to global advocacy, emphasizing justice, community, and cultural identity.
Concerns in Valdeolea, Cantabria: Repeated Wolf Attacks on Livestock Now Include a Bear
Valdeolea, Cantabria faces a growing wildlife challenge as wolf attacks on livestock escalate, now joined by a bear, highlighting the struggle between conservation and farming.
Arrests Made in Connection with Shooting at Torrelavega Real Estate Agency
Spanish police arrest two in connection with a shooting at a Torrelavega real estate agency, sparking concern in the usually peaceful community.
Why Teen Girls in Spain Are Losing Interest in STEM Careers
In Spain, teen girls' interest in STEM careers is waning due to stereotypes and education systems, despite initiatives aiming to bridge the gender gap.
Machina Teatro to Represent Cantabria at FETEN 2025
Machina Teatro, renowned for blending traditional and contemporary theater, to represent Cantabria at Spain's prestigious FETEN 2025, promising a captivating showcase of local culture and creativity.
La Primitiva and Joker Bring Windfall to Santander Resident
A Santander resident hits the jackpot with La Primitiva and Joker, winning over a million euros in a life-changing draw.
Two Detainees After Shooting at Real Estate Agency in Torrelavega, Cantabria
Two detained after a shocking shooting at a real estate agency in Torrelavega, Cantabria, leaves the peaceful community in dismay.
Tensions Rise in Barcelona: Eviction Protests and Housing Crisis
Barcelona faces social unrest amid a housing crisis, with protests over the eviction of Antiga Massana and the saga of Casa Orsola highlighting the city's struggle for affordable housing.
Ayuntamiento de Camargo Renovates Fields in Pilar de Guarnizo
Camargo's Ayuntamiento embarks on a major renovation of Pilar de Guarnizo's sports fields, promising enhanced recreational spaces for the community.
Innovative Solution Proposed for Parking Woes in Cazona-Valdecilla, Cantabria
Cazona-Valdecilla's parking crisis may find relief in an innovative plan to transform an underused lot into much-needed spaces, blending community needs with sustainability.
Nano Automotive in Tudela Closes Down, Leaving 120 Workers Jobless
Nano Automotive in Tudela shuts down, leaving 120 jobless amid financial struggles, impacting the local economy and sparking calls for support.
Heroic Act in Gibaja: Local Man Climbs Pipes to Extinguish Kitchen Fire
In Gibaja, Spain, a local hero climbs building pipes to extinguish a kitchen fire, saving lives and highlighting the importance of community spirit and fire safety.
Catalonia Launches Ambitious EUR 1.4 Billion Electric Vehicle Promotion Plan
Catalonia unveils a €1.4bn plan to boost electric vehicle adoption, aiming to expand charging infrastructure and offer purchase incentives by 2030.
Concerns Rise as 14-Year-Old Goes Missing in Santander, Cantabria
Urgency grips Santander as a 14-year-old goes missing, sparking a community-wide search and investigation in hopes of a safe return.
Childnet Celebrates 20 Years of Making the Internet Safer for Children
Childnet marks 20 years of pioneering online safety for children, emphasizing empowerment, collaboration, and global impact in creating a safer digital world.
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya to Host MotoGP Until 2031
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya secures MotoGP hosting rights until 2031, promising over €500m in economic benefits and reinforcing Catalunya's motorsport legacy.
Family Receives Compensation After Man Dies Following Two-Year Wait for Medical Treatment
Family awarded compensation as man dies after a two-year wait for medical treatment in Spain, spotlighting healthcare system strains.
Groundbreaking DNA Research Unveils Secrets of El Mirón Cave in Northern Spain
Groundbreaking DNA research at El Mirón Cave, Spain, unveils secrets of ancient human and animal populations, revolutionizing archaeological studies.
Cantabria Sees Temporary Reprieve from Strike as CSIF Postpones Action
CSIF postpones strike in Cantabria, awaiting resolution on a contentious public tender process, while continuing protests for transparency.
Rising Concerns Over Gender Violence in Cantabria: Expats and Residents Alerted
Cantabria faces a 22% rise in gender violence cases, with 1,489 active instances. Support and resources are available for victims, including a 24-hour crisis centre and national helplines.
Banker Faces Trial for Alleged €50,000 Scam of 89-Year-Old Client in Cantabria
Banker in Cantabria faces trial for allegedly scamming €50,000 from an 89-year-old client, highlighting the need for financial vigilance and protection for the vulnerable.
Search for Missing Resident in Cantabria Intensifies
Efforts intensify in Cantabria to find a missing resident last seen near the unique Gulpiyuri Beach, with emergency services and community volunteers joining the search.
Controversy Erupts Over Rubiales, Hermoso, and the Infamous 'Peto' Incident
Spanish football is embroiled in controversy after RFEF president Luis Rubiales kissed player Jenni Hermoso without consent, sparking debates on respect and consent in sports.
Cultural and Sporting Events Flourish in Spain: A Vibrant February Ahead
Spain's February bursts with life, hosting carnivals, cultural festivals, and sporting events, promising a vibrant mix of joy, heritage, and athleticism for all.
Driver Arrested in Santander for Driving Under the Influence and Possession of Drugs
Driver arrested in Santander for drug-impaired driving and possession, highlighting Spain's battle with drug use and road safety.
Members of 'La Manada' Seek Reduction in Prison Sentences
Two members of 'La Manada', convicted for a high-profile sexual assault in Spain, seek reduced sentences amid ongoing legal and societal debates on consent and justice.
Barcelona Inches Closer to Spanish League Title with Impressive Win at Sevilla
Barcelona narrows the gap with Madrid rivals in La Liga, securing a 4-1 victory over Sevilla and intensifying the title race.
Duolingo's Beloved Mascot Duo the Owl Sparks Emotional Reactions Upon His 'Death'
Duolingo announces the 'death' of mascot Duo the Owl, sparking a mix of confusion and humor online. Fans and celebrities react as speculation about the future swirls.
Ryanair and Spanish Authorities Locked in Bitter Dispute Over Airport Fees and Route Cuts
Ryanair's route cuts in Spain, citing "excessive" airport fees by Aena, spark a heated dispute affecting local economies and summer travel plans.
Ranking of the Best Bulls in the Valencian Community for 2024: Castellón Leads the Way
Castellón tops the 2024 rankings for the best bulls in the Valencian Community, showcasing exceptional strength and bravery in traditional events.
Tourism in Cantabria Faces Challenges Following the Legacy of Seve Ballesteros
Cantabria's tourism sector struggles as it faces a decline post-Seve Ballesteros, with calls for action to leverage the golf legend's legacy and the region's natural beauty.
Understanding Incapacity and Vacation Rights in Spain: A Guide for Expats
Expats in Spain with permanent incapacity retain rights to unused vacation days, ensuring full compensation whether they leave or adapt their role.
Considering Renting a Furnished Apartment in Madrid? Here’s What You Need to Know
Navigating Madrid's rental market? This guide covers key aspects for expats renting furnished apartments, from legalities to market trends.
Spanish Government Prepares Decree to Regulate Aid for Hemorrhagic Disease Damages
Spain to introduce decree for aid on hemorrhagic disease damages amid rising vector-borne threats and global concerns over disease management.
Spanish Government to Challenge Repeal of Cantabria's Historical Memory Law
Spain challenges Cantabria's repeal of the Historical Memory Law, defending the nation's commitment to confronting its Francoist past in the Constitutional Court.
Rising Chocolate Prices: What Expats in Spain Need to Know
Expats in Spain face rising chocolate prices due to global cocoa shortages, weather impacts, and regulatory changes. Expect higher costs and market adaptations.
Madrid and Cantabria Enhance Their Tourism Profiles with New Initiatives
Madrid and Cantabria boost tourism with new strategies, focusing on sustainability and safety, as Madrid celebrates a record 11.2 million visitors.
Rafael Nadal Expands Global Tennis Empire with Major Investment Deal
Rafael Nadal sells a 44.9% stake in his tennis academy for €94.1m to GPF Capital, marking a major step in its global expansion and his business legacy.
Government Allocates Nearly €1 Million for Hydraulic Projects in Valles Pasiegos, Cantabria
Cantabria invests nearly €1 million in hydraulic projects to enhance Valles Pasiegos' water management and support local agriculture and tourism, with a focus on environmental sustainability.
Son's Heartbreaking Struggle to Care for Parents with Alzheimer's in Spanish Residency
A son's dedication to his Alzheimer's-stricken parents in Spain sheds light on the emotional and logistical challenges of caregiving, amidst hopes for new treatments.
Ruiloba to Host the VIII Feria de la Leche with Ambitious Goal of Creating Europe's Largest Fresh Cheese
Ruiloba gears up for the VIII Feria de la Leche, aiming to craft Europe's largest fresh cheese and celebrate Cantabria's rich dairy heritage with workshops, tastings, and live music.
Torrelavega Extends Low Emission Zone Adaptation Period Until May
Torrelavega extends its Low Emission Zone adaptation period to May, offering residents and businesses more time to meet new environmental standards.
Guargacho in Disarray: Broken Streets, Endless Construction, and No Explanations for Residents
Guargacho residents face endless construction and broken streets, with no communication from authorities, disrupting daily life and local economy.
Startinnova Unveils 15 Finalist Projects in Its Latest Edition
Startinnova announces 15 finalist projects in its competition, showcasing Spain's young talent in innovation across technology, healthcare, and sustainability.
Volvo Revolutionizes EV Ownership with Plug & Charge and Next-Gen Infotainment
Volvo announces Plug & Charge and a next-gen infotainment system in its 2026 EV models, aiming to enhance the electric driving experience in Europe.
Rising Costs of Second-Hand Motorcycles in Spain: What Expats Need to Know
Expats eyeing second-hand motorcycles in Spain face rising costs amid surging demand and economic growth. Tips and market insights for navigating the higher prices.
Outrage Over New Proposal for Sick Leave Policy for Teachers in Spain
Spain faces backlash over a new sick leave policy for teachers, criticized for its financial penalties on those with serious illnesses, sparking outrage across the teaching community.
Catalan Language Under Scrutiny: PSC's Stance on School Language Policy
The PSC opposes a proposal to make Catalan the sole language in schools, sparking debate on linguistic rights and educational inclusivity in Catalonia.
Racing Santander Gears Up to Consolidate Leadership in Spanish Segunda Division
Racing Santander aims to solidify its lead in the Spanish Segunda Division, leveraging coach José Alberto López's "relationism" tactics for success.
Housing Crisis Deepens in Cantabria: Unaffordable Rentals and Rising Squatting Issues
Cantabria faces a severe housing crisis with skyrocketing rental prices and a rise in squatting, reflecting a broader national issue in Spain.
Significant Strides in Affordable Housing: Cantabria’s Ambitious Plans
Cantabria's government, under President Sáenz de Buruaga, announces ambitious affordable housing plans, including 42 new units in Torrelavega, aimed at tackling the housing deficit and promoting sustainable development.
Controversy Erupts Over Refereeing Scandals in LaLiga: The Negreira Case and Its Implications
The Negreira case, involving alleged bribes by FC Barcelona to influence refereeing, has rocked LaLiga, indicting top figures and sparking debate on sports integrity.
Breakthrough in Prostate Cancer Treatment: Improved Survival Rates for Intermediate-Risk Patients
New study at the 2025 Genitourinary Cancers Symposium shows promising survival rates for intermediate-risk prostate cancer with EBRT treatments.
Expats in Santander Face Ongoing Challenges: Noise, Rats, and Housing Issues
Expats and locals in Santander voice concerns over noise, rats, and housing issues, urging local authorities for urgent solutions.
Significant Cuts in Educational Groups Announced for Upcoming Academic Year in Spain
Spain to see significant cuts in educational groups next academic year, affecting early secondary education, raising concerns over class sizes and quality of education.
Road Closure Disrupts Traffic in Cantabria: Impact on Local Commuters and Upcoming Vuelta a España
Landslip on N-621 in Cantabria disrupts traffic and may affect Vuelta a España's route, posing challenges for local commuters and event organizers.
Los Zamarrones Return to Lanchares: A Vibrant Ancestral Masquerade in Cantabria
Lanchares, Spain, prepares for the vibrant mascarada de Los Zamarrones, a celebration of ancestral tradition and cultural heritage, on March 1, 2025.
Laredo Aims for Victory in Crucial Match
Laredo's CD Laredo gears up for a season-defining football match, rallying community support and showcasing key players' skills in a bid for victory.
Spain Cracks Down on Spam Calls: A New Era for Consumer Protection
Spain introduces strict new laws to ban spam calls from mobile numbers, enhancing consumer protection against fraud and unsolicited sales tactics.
Doubts Cast Over Phone Evidence in Liano Double Murder Case
UCO casts doubt on phone evidence in Liano double murder, urging a reevaluation of the case and highlighting the importance of forensic analysis.
Uncertainty Looms Over Bridgestone Plant in La Vergne as Layoffs Loom
Bridgestone Americas announces layoffs affecting 700 employees at its La Vergne tire plant amidst market volatility, sparking concerns over job security and industry shifts.
Spanish Communities Reject National Mental Health Plan Amidst Growing Mental Health Concerns
Several Spanish regions, led by PP-governed communities, reject the national mental health plan amid rising concerns, calling for more funding and autonomy.
Podemos Calls for Action: Key Demands and Recent Developments
Podemos intensifies its push for progressive policies in Spain, advocating for economic equality, social justice, and environmental sustainability amidst political challenges.
Renovated Finca Jado in Santander Unveils New Children's Park
Santander's historic Finca Jado reopens with a vibrant new children's park, marking a significant boost for local community life and family leisure activities.
Cantabria Government Expresses Concerns Over Miengo Landfill Project
Cantabria voices concerns over the Miengo landfill project, citing environmental risks and local opposition, as the government demands further studies.
The Return of 'Noches del Romancero' in Cantabria
Cantabria's cultural scene lights up with the return of 'Noches del Romancero' on Feb 15 at Teatro Vimenor, featuring music, poetry, and traditional performances. Free admission.
Veterinarians in Spain Protest New Regulations on Animal Medications
Spanish veterinarians protest against new animal medication regulations, demanding reforms to improve their profession and animal welfare.
Torrelavega to Host 32nd Sports Gala on April 10
Torrelavega gears up for the 32nd Gala del Deporte on April 10, celebrating local sports achievements at the Vicente Trueba stadium.
The Unwavering Passion of Hispanic Football Fans: A Driving Force in the Sport
Hispanic football fans' unparalleled passion is shaping the future of U.S. sports culture, with their deep engagement and economic influence redefining the football experience.
Spain Introduces New Bank Tax: What Expats Need to Know
Spain announces a new bank tax to boost public finances amid economic challenges, affecting banks and potentially consumers, including expats.
Spain Embraces an Early Spring: A Weekend of Unseasonable Warmth
Spain enjoys an unexpected preview of spring this weekend with temperatures soaring up to 22°C, inviting residents to outdoor activities amidst clear blue skies.
Search Efforts Underway for Missing Resident in Cantabria, Spain
Authorities and volunteers in Cantabria, Spain, intensify search efforts for a resident missing since February 14, focusing around the coastal town of Llanes.
Reviving Memory: The Tablecloths of La Gota Fría
In La Gota Fría, Spain, villagers unite to preserve heritage through traditional tablecloths, weaving memories and traditions into fabric, ensuring their stories endure.
Spanish Politics Heats Up: PSOE Urges Militancy to Counter Right-Wing Gains
PSOE rallies support to combat right-wing rise ahead of pivotal 2027 Spanish elections, amid a fragmented political landscape and emerging new parties.
Gymnastics Scandal: The Fall of Larry Nassar and Its Lasting Impact
Exploring the harrowing Larry Nassar scandal, its systemic cover-up within USA Gymnastics, and the profound impact on victims and the sport.
Significant Mental Health Initiative Targets Youths in La Rioja, Spain
La Rioja, Spain launches a major mental health initiative for youths, aiming to provide diagnostic evaluations to 1,000 minors and adolescents to address and support mental health concerns.
Rising Crime Rates in Cantabria: A Growing Concern for Expats in Spain
Cantabria sees a sharp rise in crime, worrying expats and locals alike. With a 2.4% increase in serious offences, authorities ramp up efforts to ensure safety.
Exposure to Second-Hand Smoke in Childhood Alters Children's DNA, Poses Long-Term Health Risks
New study reveals that second-hand smoke exposure in childhood alters DNA, posing long-term health risks, emphasizing the need for smoke-free environments.
Local Police in Torrelavega Announce Mobilizations Against Precarity and Lack of Resources
Torrelavega's local police announce protests over resource shortages, aiming to highlight the urgent need for better conditions and staffing.
Alto Campoo Ski Resort Opens with 13 Pistes and 7 Lifts
Alto Campoo ski resort in Spain opens with 13 pistes and 7 lifts, promising an exciting season for skiers of all levels in the Cantabrian Mountains.
Pope Francis Shows Improvement After Hospitalization for Bronchitis
Pope Francis shows signs of improvement after being hospitalized for bronchitis, resting well and engaging in light activities as the world prays for his recovery.
AEMET Demands Action Against Those Responsible for Leaked 112 Emergency Audio During Valencia Storm
AEMET demands accountability for the leak of sensitive 112 emergency audio during Valencia's storm, highlighting serious data privacy and emergency response concerns.
Torrelavega’s Plaza de Abastos Installs First Bathroom for People with Ostomies in Municipal Facilities
Torrelavega's Plaza de Abastos leads in inclusivity by installing its first ostomy-friendly bathroom, setting a new standard for public facility accessibility.
New Edition of the Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo Art Cycle: Exploring Art as Wellbeing
Explore the intersection of art and wellbeing at the Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo Art Cycle in Madrid, featuring 16 talks, workshops, and more.
Tribute to Women in Construction, Transport, and Ports: A Significant Event in the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands honor women's contributions in construction, transport, and ports, marking a significant step towards gender equality in traditionally male-dominated fields.
La Laguna Promotes Circular Economy in the Primary Sector with a Directory of Livestock Farms
La Laguna launches a directory of livestock farms to boost sustainability and circular economy practices, aiming to connect farmers, reduce waste, and promote resource sharing.
Year-Long Wait for Collective Agreement for Tacoronte Municipal Workers
Tacoronte's municipal workers face a year-long wait for a new collective agreement, sparking local frustration and highlighting Spain's complex labor dynamics.
Arsiria Ramos Sosa Honored as 'Hija Predilecta' of Los Llanos de Aridane
Los Llanos de Aridane honors Arsiria Ramos Sosa as 'Hija Predilecta' for her lifelong dedication to the community's cultural heritage.
La Laguna Embarks on Final Stretch to Protect Historic Building on Avenida Lucas Vega
La Laguna nears completion of efforts to protect a historic building on Avenida Lucas Vega, showcasing community and council's dedication to preserving cultural heritage.
Expats in Spain: Mental Health Gains Significant Support Through New Initiatives
Spain boosts mental health support with a new plan, focusing on expats' needs through multilingual services and regional initiatives, backed by professional societies and government funding.
US and International Community Condemn Attack on UNIFIL Convoy in Beirut
International condemnation follows a violent attack on a UNIFIL convoy in Beirut, with the US and others demanding accountability and a swift recovery for the injured peacekeepers.
Expats in Spain Alert: Majority of Store-Bought Honey Found to Be Fraudulently Labeled
Investigation reveals 85% of store-bought honey in Spain is fraudulently labeled, sparking protests and new regulations to protect consumers and beekeepers.
Tragic Incident Involving Cantabrian Dancer in Ávila Sparks Investigation
A Cantabrian dancer's tragic death during a performance in Ávila sparks an investigation, raising concerns over safety protocols in live events.
Controversy Over Privatization of Hospitality Services in Alto Campoo Heats Up in Cantabrian Parliament
Cantabria's plan to privatize Alto Campoo's hospitality sparks debate, with concerns over costs and access set to dominate parliamentary discussions.
Jacob Kiplimo Shatters Half Marathon World Record in Barcelona
Uganda's Jacob Kiplimo smashes the half marathon world record in Barcelona with a stunning 56:41, surpassing the previous record by 49 seconds.
Valuable Stolen Piano Pieces Recovered in Spain
Spanish police recover pieces of a stolen piano valued at millions, marking a major victory for cultural heritage preservation.
Fan Violence Mars Local Derby: Villarreal CF Condemns Assault on Fans
Villarreal CF condemns the violent assault on fans after a local derby with Valencia, calling for action against rising football hooliganism.
Pablo Hasel Released After Four Years of Incarceration: A Milestone in the Fight for Freedom of Expression
Rapper Pablo Hasel's release after four years marks a pivotal moment for freedom of expression in Spain, igniting debates on artistic freedom and legal reform.
Educational Sector in the Balearic Islands: Ongoing Debates and Unresolved Issues
Debates intensify in the Balearic Islands' educational sector, with UOB Ensenyament challenging policies on vocational training, language use, and teacher rights.
Nearly 50 Serious Offenses Against Spain's Coastal Law in 2024 Spark Concern
Nearly 50 serious offenses against Spain's Coastal Law in 2024 raise alarms over environmental protection and local community impacts.
Home Dialysis in Spain: A Beacon of Hope in Reducing Anxiety and Depression
A study in Spain shows home dialysis reduces anxiety and depression among patients, offering hope and improved mental health for expats with chronic kidney disease.
Fertility Concerns and Cancer Treatment: A Growing Concern for Women in Spain
In Spain, the impact of cancer treatments on women's fertility is gaining attention, with a focus on preservation options and psychological support to improve quality of life.
Santander Recognizes Students for Anti-Bullying Efforts in Local Schools
Santander honors students from 23 schools for their impactful anti-bullying initiatives, showcasing a community's commitment to safer, inclusive education.
University Students in Catalonia Rally to Defend Catalan Language in Classrooms
Catalan university students rally in the first-ever "Correllengua Universitari" to advocate for the Catalan language's role in education, marking a significant cultural movement.
Santander City Council Approves Request for Concession of Edificio Rema from Costas
Santander City Council secures a pivotal step in urban renewal, seeking a 25-year concession for the strategic Edificio Rema, aiming to boost local development and community life.
Racing de Santander Faces Key Match Against Eibar Amidst Player Suspensions and Tactical Adjustments
Racing de Santander braces for a pivotal LaLiga 2 clash against Eibar amidst player suspensions and tactical shifts, aiming to boost their league standing.
New Bike Lane in Laredo Sparks Concerns Over Safety and Infrastructure
Laredo's new bike lane draws mixed reactions, with IU raising safety concerns over its design and lack of segregation from traffic, urging for improvements.
Significant Increase in Garage Prices in Cantabria: What Expats Need to Know
Garage prices in Cantabria soar by 15.5% in 2024, outpacing the national average. Expats eyeing property in the region face a challenging market.
Serbian Student and Worker Uprising: A Wave of Protest Against Decades of Capitalism
Serbia sees a major uprising against capitalism, with students and workers uniting in protests and strikes, challenging government policies and seeking social reforms.
Major Changes Ahead for Rodalies Commuter Train Service in Catalonia
Catalonia's Rodalies commuter train service to transition to regional control by 2026, promising improved frequency, reliability, and modernized infrastructure.
Spanish Government Takes Strong Stance on Historical Memory and Environmental Protection
Spain's government appeals Cantabria's law against historical memory, reforms dependency and disability laws, and initiates El Algarrobico hotel demolition for environmental protection.
Health Counselor Cesar Pascual Addresses Prosecution's Investigation into Waiting Lists in Cantabria
Cesar Pascual, Cantabria's Health Counselor, faces scrutiny as prosecution investigates alleged manipulation of hospital waiting lists, pledging full cooperation.
Active Forest Fire in Villacarriedo, Cantabria: Concerns Rise Among Local Residents and Expats
Forest fire in Villacarriedo, Cantabria sparks concern among residents and expats, prompting a significant emergency response to protect the region's natural beauty.
Cantabria Municipality Embarks on Significant Infrastructure and Flood Prevention Projects
Cantabria launches major infrastructure and flood prevention initiatives, including a €7m NextGen funding boost for tourism and climate resilience, alongside efforts to promote sustainable tourism and economic growth.
Casa Orsola: A Victory Against Gentrification in Barcelona
Barcelona's Casa Orsola, a 27-unit building, has been saved from gentrification after the City Council's purchase, marking a significant community victory.
Former Journalist Saül Gordillo Sentenced to One Year in Prison for Sexual Assault
Former journalist Saül Gordillo sentenced to 1 year in prison for sexual assault at a 2022 Christmas party, marking a significant judicial decision in Spain.
Santander to Tender for Construction of New VPO Buildings in El Alisal Sector 1
Santander announces tender for new VPO buildings in El Alisal, aiming to boost affordable housing and enhance the area's infrastructure by 2025.
Spain Cracks Down on Spam Calls with New Regulations
Spain announces stringent regulations to ban spam calls from mobile numbers, enhancing consumer protection against scams and nuisance calls. Set to take effect by February 2025, the move is part of broader digital safety efforts.
Almassora Gears Up for Mig Any Fester with a Strong Bullrunning Theme
Almassora's Mig Any Fester to dazzle with bullrunning from March 7-9, 2025, blending traditional spectacle and community spirit in Valencia.
Two Forest Fires Continue to Rage in Cantabria, Spain
Two forest fires in Cantabria, Spain, challenge firefighters as they rage in Guriezo and San Felices de Buelna, prompting evacuations and environmental concerns.
Top International Destinations and Travel Trends for 2025
Explore the top travel trends for 2025, from urban adventures in Rome to serene getaways in Anchorage, and the rise of solo and 'bleisure' trips.
The Future of Healthcare and Family Policies in Spain: A Path Forward
Spain faces healthcare and demographic challenges, but makes strides in cancer research and work-life balance, amid political fragmentation.
PP Continues Revolving Door in Cantabria's Education, Culture, and Tourism Council
The PP in Cantabria faces criticism for its "revolving door" policy in the Council of Education, Culture, and Tourism, raising concerns over stability and policy effectiveness.
Outbreaks of Infectious Diseases in Spain: A Growing Concern for Expats
Spain faces a surge in infectious diseases, including a significant mpox outbreak and rising STI cases, posing heightened risks for expats and prompting urgent public health responses.
Spain Struggles with Separate Collection of Biowaste, Despite Innovative Solutions
Spain faces challenges in biowaste collection, falling short of EU targets with innovative solutions emerging in cities like Barcelona and small towns leading in recycling efforts.
Wolf Cull Urged in Cantabria to Protect Livestock
Cantabria faces a dilemma as farmers and the PRC call for wolf culls to protect livestock after a surge in attacks, sparking debate on environmental and economic impacts.
Valles Pasiegos Launches Initiative to Support Local Commerce Amid Challenging Times
Valles Pasiegos launches a series of workshops to support local businesses amid economic challenges, focusing on practical support and community engagement.
End of Restricted Zone at Terminal 4 of Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport
Madrid–Barajas Airport's Terminal 4 lifts restricted zone, enhancing passenger access and convenience, marking a stride in operational efficiency.
Revolutionary Spanish Exoskeleton Restores Mobility in Paralyzed Children
In a groundbreaking advancement, a Spanish-engineered exoskeleton by Elena Garcia Armada is enabling paralyzed children to walk, transforming lives with its adaptive technology.
Exciting Activities and Carnaval Celebrations at Casa Joven in Cantabria
Casa Joven in Cantabria is set to become a festive hub with Carnaval celebrations, offering workshops, music, dance, and more from Feb 25th to Mar 5th.
The Importance of Adequate Sleep for Children: A Guide for Expats in Spain
Expats in Spain: A guide on the crucial role of sleep in children's health, with tips on ensuring adequate rest and navigating sleep challenges abroad.
Strengthening Educational Dialogue: Poli Suárez Engages with La Palma's Educational Community
Poli Suárez strengthens educational dialogue in La Palma, engaging with the community to enhance education through innovative projects and collaboration.
Local Entrepreneur Gustavo Díaz Reaches Finals of 'Tierra de Oportunidades' with Innovative Project
Gustavo Díaz advances to the finals of 'Tierra de Oportunidades' with "Herrumbre Vivo," a project revitalizing Canary Islands' industrial heritage.
Tenerife Enhances Accessibility and Safety with Major Road and Public Transport Upgrades
Tenerife embarks on major infrastructure upgrades, including a €30m TF-1 highway rehabilitation and modernized bus stops, aiming to enhance safety and accessibility for its residents and visitors.
La Gomera Strengthens Its Commitment to Island Heritage Research and Dissemination
La Gomera intensifies efforts to preserve its cultural and natural heritage, with initiatives in research, community engagement, and international collaborations, aiming to become a leading destination for cultural and nature tourism.
Explosion in Abandoned House in Sant Cugat del Vallès
Early morning explosion in abandoned house rocks Sant Cugat del Vallès, with investigations underway to determine cause. No fatalities reported.
Major Drug Smuggling Operation Uncovered in Spain and Morocco
Spanish and Moroccan authorities uncover a sophisticated drug smuggling tunnel and dismantle major trafficking operations, highlighting the battle against international drug trade.
Arrests and Tragedy: Crackdown on Human Trafficking in the Canaries
Spanish authorities arrest key figures in a human trafficking ring after a tragic incident off the Canary Islands, highlighting the perilous journey migrants face.
Nurses and Medications: The Frontline in Helping Smokers Quit
Nurses and medications play a pivotal role in smoking cessation, with innovative programs in Spain and globally offering new hope for tobacco addicts.
Carnaval in Santander: Ayuntamiento Boosts Prizes for Grand Parade
Santander's Carnaval to dazzle with increased Grand Parade prizes, promising more participants and vibrant festivities from Feb 28.
Torrelavega Municipal Palace Project Gains Momentum with Approval and New Phase Allocation
Torrelavega's Palacio Municipal renovation project receives green light, promising to blend historical charm with modern functionality for the city's future.
Ryanair's Controversial Flight Cuts in Spain: A Blow to Regional Air Travel
Ryanair's decision to cut flights in Spain over airport fee disputes impacts regional travel, leaving travelers with fewer options and sparking a broader debate on airline and airport dynamics.
Multiple Forest Fires Continue to Rage in Cantabria, Spain
Cantabria, Spain, battles multiple forest fires, with efforts to contain them intensified amid dry, windy conditions. Evacuations and environmental concerns rise as the fires disrupt local communities.
New Decree Approved to Mitigate Damage from Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease in Spain
Spain approves new decree to combat Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease, offering financial aid and support to affected livestock owners, aiming to stabilize the agricultural sector.
Spanish Government Approves €55 Million Boost for Primary and Secondary School Support
Spain's government announces a €55 million investment to enhance primary and secondary education, aiming to improve resources, infrastructure, and reduce educational disparities.
Cantabria's Beaches Shine with EcoPlayas Recognition for Sustainable Management
Cantabria's beaches earn EcoPlayas certification, spotlighting the region's dedication to sustainable management and environmental conservation.
Gran Premio de Galicia: A Neighboring Cycling Event Gains Momentum
The Gran Premio de Galicia, a highlight of the Iberian cycling season, draws both local and international cyclists, promising an exciting blend of competition and community spirit.
Reinosa to Celebrate Traditional 'Las Marzas' on February 28
Reinosa gears up for 'Las Marzas' on Feb 28, celebrating spring's arrival with traditional music, dances, and activities for all.
Political Turmoil in Cantabria: Motion of No Confidence Against Mayor Oscar López
Cantabria braces for political upheaval as Torrelavega's Mayor Oscar López faces a no-confidence motion, amid accusations of mismanagement and calls for transparency.
Gran Canaria to Eliminate Silica Dust from Tramway by June 2025
Gran Canaria's Cabildo announces plans to eliminate harmful silica dust from its tramway by June 2025, aiming to boost air quality and public health.
Major Road Rehabilitation Project Underway on Tenerife’s TF-1 Highway
Tenerife's TF-1 highway undergoes a €30m revamp to boost safety and efficiency, part of a broader €300m road network enhancement on the island.
La Guancha Joins "Administración Cerca de Ti" Initiative by Spanish Government
La Guancha in the Canary Islands joins Spain's "Administración Cerca de Ti" to bring public services closer to citizens, enhancing accessibility and efficiency.
Spanish Government Moves to Boost Affordable Housing with New Financial Incentives
Spain launches financial incentives for affordable housing, aiming to increase rental options and support local economies, with a focus on non-touristic, sustainable development.
New Cesar Manrique Park in Tinajo: A Tribute to Lanzarote's Artistic Legacy
Lanzarote honors its most celebrated artist, Cesar Manrique, with a new park in Tinajo, blending art and nature in a tribute to his legacy.
Inauguration of the First Photovoltaic Installation of the 'Energía Bonita' Project in La Palma
La Palma inaugurates the first 'Energía Bonita' photovoltaic installation, marking a major step towards renewable energy in the Canary Islands.
EU Fishing Industry Advocates for Stronger Protection of Artisanal Fishing
Gabriel Mato calls for EU-wide support for artisanal fishing, highlighting its cultural and economic importance amid challenges.
Tenerife Municipal Council Streamlines Administrative Processes with New Contract
Tenerife's Municipal Council launches a tender for a new system to streamline administrative processes, promising faster service delivery and enhanced efficiency by 2025.
European Committee of the Regions Embarks on New Mandate: Key Priorities and Events
The European Committee of the Regions launches its 2025-2030 mandate, setting priorities on security, cohesion policy, and competitiveness to shape the future of Europe's regions and cities.
Tragic Death of Former Gandia Mayor Arturo Torró Shocks Valencia
Former Gandia mayor and businessman Arturo Torró found dead with a gunshot wound in Valencia, sparking a major investigation.
The Crucial Early Years: Why the Preschool Phase is Vital in a Child's Educational Journey
Exploring the critical role of preschool in a child's education, highlighting its impact on future success and the importance of family involvement.
Soldier Injured in Army Helicopter Accident in La Rioja, Spain
Spanish soldier seriously injured in army helicopter accident during routine training in La Rioja, sparking an official investigation.
Municipal Teleassistance Service in Santander Reaches Over 3,200 Individuals in 2024
Santander's teleassistance service reaches a milestone, aiding over 3,200 individuals in 2024, showcasing the impact of technology in community care.
Multiple Forest Fires Rage in Cantabria, Spain
Cantabria battles multiple forest fires, with three active blazes threatening local communities and environment amid a high-risk alert.
"Respirando Agua": A Powerful Film Against Machista Violence, Supporting Real Victims
"Respirando Agua" emerges as a poignant film against machista violence in Spain, blending real stories with support for victims, in collaboration with CIMTM.
Santander Municipal Council Unveils Comprehensive Noise Reduction Plan
Santander's Municipal Council launches a noise reduction plan to balance vibrant nightlife with residents' need for quiet, excluding public libraries from initial phases.
Saja-Besaya Water Supply Issues Resolved: A Relief for Local Residents and Expats
Saja-Besaya's water woes end as Spain's Ministry of Development tackles turbidity and supply issues, enhancing life for locals and expats.
Controversy Erupts Over Proposed Battery Storage Facility in Valles Pasiegos
Cantabria's Valles Pasiegos faces controversy over a proposed battery storage facility, with the PRC demanding answers on environmental and health impacts.
New Headquarters for Spanish Cancer Association Inaugurated in Torrelavega, Cantabria
The Spanish Cancer Association inaugurates new headquarters in Torrelavega, Cantabria, marking a significant step forward in cancer support and research.
Spanish Government Secures Approval for Administrative Simplification Law Through PP and Vox Pact
Spain's government, with PP and Vox support, passes a law to simplify administrative procedures, aiming to boost public service efficiency and reduce bureaucratic burdens.
Former Award-Nominated Actress Mónica Cervera Arrested in Marbella Amid Struggles with Homelessness
Former award-nominated actress Mónica Cervera arrested in Marbella, facing homelessness and legal issues, shocking the Spanish entertainment community.
Rain and Overcast Skies to Hit Western Spain This Friday
Western Spain braces for rain and overcast skies this Friday, with 14 provinces on alert. The Atlantic front will bring significant weather changes, particularly affecting Andalucía.
Lanzarote Hosts Inaugural iQFOiL Games, Marking New Era in Windsurfing
Lanzarote's Marina Rubicón hosts the first iQFOiL Games, a pivotal event in windsurfing with over 100 athletes from 27 countries, setting the stage for the 2028 Olympics.
La Laguna Reduces Energy Consumption with New LED Lighting in San Antonio and Juana la Blanca
La Laguna introduces energy-efficient LED lighting in San Antonio and Juana la Blanca, aiming to cut energy use and boost quality of life.
Protest in Galicia This Sunday to Defend a Language Under Attack
Galicians to protest in Santiago de Compostela this Sunday, demanding government action to protect their language against neglect.
Camargo Proposes Ambitious Plan to Rehabilitate the Vidriera in El Arco de la Bahía
Camargo unveils a plan to restore the historic Vidriera in El Arco de la Bahía, aiming to revive its cultural heritage and boost the local economy.
PSOE Demands Compensation for Users Affected by Deficiencies at Piscina Cros in El Astillero
PSOE demands compensation for users affected by the frequent closures and issues at Piscina Cros in El Astillero, urging immediate action.
CD Laredo Gears Up to Host Bergantinos CF in Crucial Segunda División B Match
CD Laredo is set to clash with Bergantinos CF in a key Segunda División B match on Feb 22, 2025, with both teams eager for victory to boost their season.
Santander’s Carnival 2025: A Vibrant Celebration Awaits
Santander gears up for its vibrant 2025 Carnival, promising grand galas, murga contests, and a parade that showcases the rich culture of Cantabria.
Significant Wage Gaps Persist in Andalusia, Affecting Expats and Locals Alike
Marbella's allure contrasts with its low average salaries, highlighting sectoral influences and economic disparities affecting both locals and expats.
Efforts to Universalize Access to Catalan Language Gain Momentum
Initiatives to make the Catalan language more accessible are gaining momentum, with efforts focusing on expats and international communities in Spain.
Handball Makes a Strong Comeback in Torrelavega
Torrelavega's Bathco Balonmano makes a thrilling comeback in Spain's top handball league, captivating fans with their recent performances and community spirit.
New Project Aims to Resolve Water Supply Issues in Liébana, Cantabria
Liébana, Cantabria, embarks on a crucial project to overhaul its water supply, promising enhanced quality and reliability for residents and tourists.
New Rights for Teachers in Spain: Recognizing Leave for Caring for Sick Children
Spain enhances teachers' rights, allowing leave to care for sick children without risking job security, part of broader labor and family reforms.
Protest Against LGBTIphobia in Sports Gathers in Front of Spanish Parliament
In Madrid, activists rally against LGBTIphobia in sports, demanding inclusivity for transgender athletes amidst global debates on their participation.
Expats in Spain: Berlin's Castellers Symbolize Social Cohesion Ahead of German Elections
In Berlin, Castellers de Berlin will form a human tower, symbolizing unity ahead of Germany's elections, promoting diversity and solidarity against hate.
Alert Issued Over Undeclared Gluten in Chocolate Products in Spain
Spain issues alert for chocolate products with undeclared gluten, posing risks to those with gluten intolerance or celiac disease. Consumers urged to check packaging and follow safety advice.
Multiple Forest Fires Rage Across Cantabria, Spain
Cantabria, Spain, faces a severe wildfire crisis with 39 forest fires raging across the region, challenging firefighting efforts amid dry conditions and climate change concerns.
Controversy Erupts Over New Urban Development Law in Spain
Spain's new urban development law, backed by PP and Vox, stirs controversy over fears of speculation and corruption, sparking widespread opposition.
Cantabria's Caravaning Oyambre Wins Prestigious European Award for Excellence in Facilities and Services
Caravaning Oyambre in Cantabria, Spain, wins prestigious European award for its exceptional facilities and services, highlighting its commitment to excellence in camping.
Controversy Erupts Over €70,000 Spend to Open Ski Station for Just 29 Days in Cantabria
Cantabria faces backlash for spending €70,000 to open a ski station for just 29 days, sparking debates on fiscal responsibility and sustainable development.
Unsettled Weather Forecast for Spain on February 22, 2025
Spain braces for widespread rainfall and cloudy conditions on February 22, 2025, as a frontal system affects various regions, impacting outdoor plans and celebrations.
New Regulation for Spanish Citizenship Abroad: A Comprehensive Update for Expats and Spanish Nationals
Spain announces a new Regulation for Spanish Citizenship Abroad, aiming to support expats with inclusive return policies, talent attraction, and a focus on digital administration.
Protest in Cazón, Cantabria: Community Rallies Against Implementation of 'Ola Zona'
Cazón residents protest against 'Ola Zona' traffic system, fearing increased costs and disruptions, demanding more dialogue and transparency.
Elvira Bisbe Makes History as the First Female President of the Col·legi de Metges de Barcelona
Elvira Bisbe makes history as the first female president of Barcelona's College of Physicians, marking a new era for medical leadership in Spain.
Spanish Football in Turmoil: Luis Rubiales Guilty of Sexual Assault, Barcelona Tops La Liga
Former RFEF president Luis Rubiales found guilty of sexual assault, while Barcelona leads La Liga after a key victory over Las Palmas.
Regional Government of Cantabria Faces Call for Consensus on Healthcare Changes
Cantabria's Regionalist Party calls for consensus on healthcare changes, emphasizing the need for inclusive decision-making in hospital and residential care services.
Expatriate Alert: Lengthy Legal Battle for Rape and Assault Victim in Cantabria, Spain
A woman in Cantabria, Spain, endures a 15-year legal battle after a brutal rape and assault by her ex-partner, exposing the challenges within the Spanish judicial system.
Court Orders Retrial in Cantabria After Annuling Sentence for Insulting a Judge
Cantabria court annuls sentence and orders retrial in case of individual accused of insulting a judge, highlighting Spain's commitment to judicial fairness.
Driver Under Investigation for Quadrupling Alcohol Limit in Cantabria
Driver in Cantabria, Spain, faces investigation after being caught driving at four times the legal alcohol limit, sparking concerns over road safety.
New Public Bath Facility Unveiled in Cantabria, Spain
Cantabria unveils a new public bath, boosting amenities for locals and expats with family-friendly facilities and enhancing community life.
Forest Fires in Cantabria: A Season of Vigilance and Relief
Cantabria extinguishes all forest fires, maintaining level 2 alert amidst climate change challenges. Vigilance and EU support bolster the region's resilience.
Santander Enhances Beach Rescue and Lifeguard Services for Upcoming Summer
Santander boosts beach safety with expanded lifeguard services, investing over €600,000 to ensure visitor well-being this summer.
Eibar and Racing Santander Share the Spoils in Intense La Liga 2 Clash
Eibar and Racing Santander battle to a thrilling 2-2 draw in La Liga 2, showcasing the intense rivalry and competitive spirit of both teams.
Spain Vows to Support Those Affected by US Tariffs, Upholding EU Interests
Spain pledges support for those hit by US tariffs, reinforcing EU unity amid trade tensions with Trump's policies.
Rising Threat of Spoofing Scams in Spain: What Expats Need to Know
Expats in Spain face a rising threat from sophisticated spoofing scams, with authorities urging vigilance and offering protection tips.
Global Solidarity: Marking Three Years of Russia's Invasion of Ukraine
As the world commemorates three years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, global solidarity events unite nations in support of Ukraine's freedom.
Emphasizing Emotional Intelligence in Education: A New Frontier for Teachers in Spain
Spain's education shifts focus to emotional intelligence, with new courses for teachers aiming to foster holistic student development and improve academic and social outcomes.
Valsequillo Expands Municipal Library Catalogue, Enhancing Community Resources
Valsequillo in the Canary Islands boosts its library catalogue, offering a wider range of resources to locals and expats, promoting literacy and community engagement.
Spain Braces for Weekend of Heavy Rain and Storms
Spain faces a weekend of heavy rain and storms, with the Balearic Islands expected to be hit hard. AEMET warns of potential flooding, strong winds, and a significant drop in temperatures across the country.
Pharmacists in Cantabria Criticize Five-Year Deadline to Eliminate Paper Leaflets
Cantabria pharmacists criticize the 5-year deadline to replace medication paper leaflets with digital versions, citing concerns over patient access and care.
Summer Travel Season Kicks Off: Vitoria-Gasteiz Prepares for Increased Flights and Tourist Activity
Vitoria-Gasteiz gears up for a bustling summer with increased flights and tourist activities, offering rich history, natural beauty, and culinary delights.
Arrest of Nightclub Bouncer in Vitoria Following Young Man's Death
A nightclub bouncer in Vitoria, Spain, has been arrested following the death of a young man after a confrontation, sparking community concern over nightlife safety.
New Sophisticated Scam Targets Expats and Locals in Cantabria, Spain
Sophisticated scam in Cantabria, Spain, targets expats and locals with fake job offers, leading to significant financial losses. Authorities urge vigilance.
Elderly Caregiver Sought by Families in Spain: A Call for Compassionate Helpers
Families across Spain are urgently seeking compassionate caregivers for their elderly loved ones, highlighting diverse needs from urban to rural settings.
Shocking Crime in Spain: Man Arrested for Ordering Hit for €20,000
Spanish authorities arrest a man for allegedly ordering a hit for €20,000, highlighting the darker aspects of crime in the country.
Severe Weather Alerts Issued for Northern Spain: Expats Advised to Take Precautions
Northern Spain braces for severe weather, with warnings of strong winds, heavy rain, and waves up to 20 feet. Expats urged to take precautions.
Spain Cracks Down on Spam Calls and Scams: New Regulations to Protect Consumers
Spain introduces tough regulations to combat spam calls and scams, banning mobile numbers for commercial use and imposing fines up to €2 million to protect consumers.
Hundreds Gather in Santander to Mark the End of the War in Ukraine
In Santander, Spain, 300 people gathered to commemorate the end of the Ukraine war, showcasing solidarity and support through speeches and tributes.
Racing de Santander Celebrates 112th Anniversary with Nostalgia and Pride
Racing de Santander marks its 112th anniversary, celebrating a rich history in Spanish football with nostalgia and pride, while looking ambitiously towards the future.
"Garrapete" and "Crescendo" Close Out Merienda Teatro Cycle with Laughter and Music
Cantabria's Merienda Teatro cycle ends on a high note with "Garrapete" and "Crescendo," blending comedy and music for a memorable finale.
Carnivals in Cantabria: A Vibrant Celebration for Expats and Locals Alike
Cantabria's Carnivals beckon with vibrant parades, music, and traditions, uniting expats and locals in a festive celebration of cultural heritage.
Judge in 'Gota Fría' Investigation Points to Regional Government's Responsibility
A judge has ruled the Generalitat Valenciana primarily responsible for the mishandling of the 'Gota Fría' disaster, sparking intense public and political debate.
Villarreal Condemns and Cooperates with Authorities After Attack on Disabled Fans
Villarreal CF condemns the assault on disabled fans after a match, pledging full cooperation with police to bring the attackers to justice.
Man Arrested for Throwing Hot Coffee in Girlfriend's Face in Mijas
Man arrested in Mijas for assaulting his girlfriend with hot coffee, highlighting a disturbing trend of domestic violence in the region.
Premio Pueblo de Cantabria 2025: A Celebration of Rural Excellence and Cultural Heritage
Cantabria launches the Premio Pueblo 2025, celebrating rural innovation with a €160,000 award for community projects underlining cultural heritage.
Thousands of Faithful Unite in Prayer: The Rosary of the Curia in Huelva
Thousands gather in Huelva, Spain, for the traditional Rosary of the Curia, a deeply rooted event symbolizing unity and faith in the community.
Riotuerto Opens Consultation Period for Launch of Innovative Objetoteca
Riotuerto launches consultation for its Objetoteca project, aiming to foster sustainable living through a sharing economy.
Senegalese Community Rallies Around Adoptive Sons of Samuel Luiz in A Coruña
Senegalese community in A Coruña rallies to support adoptive sons of Samuel Luiz, showcasing remarkable solidarity after his tragic murder in 2021.
Pascual Maragall and 14 Volunteers Tackle Personal Problems at Laredo Hospital
Pascual Maragall leads a heartwarming initiative with 14 volunteers at Laredo Hospital, offering emotional support to patients beyond medical care.
Major Infrastructure Upgrades Announced for Boo in Cantabria
Boo in Cantabria is set for major infrastructure upgrades, focusing on cultural, sporting, and healthcare facilities, aimed at enhancing quality of life and attracting visitors.
Expedited DNI Renewal: A Lifesaver for Expats in Spain
Spain introduces DNI Expres, a fast-track renewal service for expats' National Identity Cards, reducing waiting times and easing access to essential services.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria to Launch Innovative Sandbox for Experimental Projects
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria launches a pioneering sandbox for experimental projects, aiming to foster innovation and attract global talent.
Spanish Veterinarians Strike Against New Antibiotic Regulations
Spanish veterinarians strike against stringent new antibiotic regulations, highlighting risks to animal health and calling for more flexible prescribing practices.
Expanding Protection for Children from Violence: Expert Analysis and New Initiatives in Spain
Spain launches new initiatives to protect children from violence, including a universal child benefit and immigration reforms, aiming to reduce child poverty and improve migrant children's welfare.
Algerian Minister's Visit to Spain Marks Significant Thaw in Diplomatic Relations
Algeria's Interior Minister visits Spain, ending a diplomatic freeze and signaling a renewed focus on security and combating cross-border crime.
Spain Reaffirms Strong Support for Ukraine in Pursuit of Just Peace
Spain's PM Sánchez meets Zelensky, pledging €1 billion in military aid and reaffirming support for Ukraine's EU accession and just peace efforts.
La Palma's Hydrological Plan Under Scrutiny: Addressing the Root of the Problem
La Palma's hydrological plan faces criticism for not fully addressing water management issues post-volcanic eruption, with calls for comprehensive reform.
Minimum Wage Hike in Spain: A Mixed Bag for Workers
Spain's minimum wage hike brings mixed feelings as tax implications may offset gains for low-income workers, despite a 4.4% increase to 1,184 euros monthly.
La Gomera’s GM-1 Tunnel Undergoes Critical Maintenance Works
La Gomera's GM-1 road undergoes vital maintenance to ensure safety and smooth travel between San Sebastián and Hermigua, impacting locals and tourists.
Controversy Erupts Over Occupation of Ruins in Tao, Canary Islands
Controversy in the Canary Islands as an individual occupies ancient ruins in Tao, sparking debate among locals, politicians, and preservationists.
Torrelavega Leads the Way: Cantabria's Municipality with the Steepest Rise in Housing Prices
Torrelavega leads Cantabria with the sharpest rise in housing prices, driven by its appeal, government initiatives, and a shift towards long-term rentals.
Torrelavega Approves Land Transfer for 12 Affordable Rental Homes
Torrelavega council approves land transfer for 12 affordable homes, marking a key step in Cantabria's broader plan to increase housing accessibility.
Robbery at Hotel in Laredo, Cantabria: Repeat Offenders Caught
Two men arrested for a repeat robbery at a hotel in Laredo, Cantabria, showcasing the ongoing battle against crime in the region.
Alstom and Spanish Education System Strengthen Vocational Training in Rail Sector
Alstom partners with Spanish education to boost vocational training in the rail sector, aiming to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry needs.
Former Catalan Parliament President Laura Borràs Faces Imminent Prison Sentence
Laura Borràs, former Catalan Parliament President, faces 4.5 years in prison after the Spanish Supreme Court confirms her sentence for prevarication and document falsification.
Concerns Rise Over the State of Magdalena Palace in Santander
Santander's iconic Palacio de la Magdalena faces urgent calls for restoration amid concerns over its deteriorating condition and impact on tourism.
Spanish Education System Faces Potential Reform: No More Advance Sign-ups for University Entrance Exams
Podemos proposes to abolish the advance sign-up for university entrance exams in Spain, aiming to reduce student stress and improve academic decision-making.
Multiple Vehicle Accident Causes Significant Disruption on AP-7 in Sant Cugat del Vallès
A major accident on the AP-7 near Sant Cugat del Vallès involving two lorries and a car causes extensive delays, impacting commuters between Barcelona and Tarragona.
Rising Costs and Demand in Cantabria's Rental Market: A Challenge for Expats and Locals Alike
Cantabria's rental market faces a surge in costs and demand, challenging both expats and locals in finding affordable homes amidst limited supply.
Rising Concerns Over Healthcare Worker Safety: Six Reported Cases of Aggression in Santander in 2024
Rising aggression against healthcare workers in Santander, Spain, with six cases reported in 2024, underscores a global crisis exacerbated by the pandemic.
Cantabria to Host New Technological Campus and Data Centers with €3.6 Billion Investment
Cantabria gears up for a tech revolution with a €3.6 billion investment in a new technological campus and data centers, promising economic growth and innovation.
Spanish Multiservice Sector Sees Significant Growth in 2024
Spanish multiservice sector thrives in 2024, billing €11.65 billion despite economic challenges, driven by demand for diverse services and innovation.
Regional Government to Enhance Rural Roads in Valles Pasiegos, Cantabria
Cantabria's regional government announces major upgrades to rural roads in Valles Pasiegos, aiming to boost local economy, enhance tourism, and improve connectivity.
Spanish Government Offers Support to Boost Social Activities for Young and Elderly in Trasmiera
Spain's government launches a new initiative in Trasmiera, Cantabria, to boost social activities for young and elderly, fostering community engagement and intergenerational relationships.
Major Infrastructure Investment Announced for Saja-Besaya Region in Cantabria
Cantabria's Saja-Besaya region to see €338m rail infrastructure boost, enhancing safety and traffic flow, as part of a broader modernization effort.
Spanish Government's Debt Forgiveness Plan Sparks Controversy and Division
Spain's government proposes a controversial €83 billion debt forgiveness for regions, sparking political division and debates on fiscal fairness.
Spanish Government's Debt Forgiveness Plan Sparks Controversy and Economic Debate
Spain's government announces a controversial €83 billion debt forgiveness for regions, sparking economic debate and political backlash.
Regional Concerns in Cantabria: PRC Fears Neglect by PP Amid Institutional Apathy
Cantabria's Regionalist Party (PRC) accuses the People's Party (PP) of neglect and institutional apathy, highlighting regional discontent and potential political upheaval.
Sporting Gijón Shows Generosity to Racing Santander Fans
Sporting Gijón sends 550 tickets to Racing Santander fans, enhancing rivalry with a gesture of goodwill ahead of their Segunda División clash.
Arrests Made in Cantabria for Series of Crimes Including Arson and Theft
Authorities in Cantabria arrest several for crimes including arson and theft, restoring community security after a series of shocking incidents.
IU Organizes Housing Rally in Torrelavega
IU to lead a housing rally in Torrelavega, Cantabria, aiming to address the local housing crisis and advocate for affordable solutions this Saturday.
Cantabria Sees Significant Rise in Industrial Prices, Impacting Local and Expat Communities
Cantabria faces a sharp rise in industrial prices, affecting locals and expats with increased living costs and economic challenges.
Pro-Chinese Operation Exploits Public Unrest Over Spain's 'Gota Fría' to Destabilize Authorities
Pro-Chinese group exploits Spain's weather crisis to undermine authorities, using fake accounts to spread discontent, reveals Graphika analysis.
New Presidency at the Catalan High Court: Merce Caso Replaces Jesús María Barrientos
Merce Caso takes over as president of the Catalan High Court, stepping into a role pivotal for ongoing high-profile cases amidst Catalonia's legal and political tensions.
Galicia Embraces Its Native Language: A Surge in Galician Speakers
Galicia witnesses a cultural revival as the native Galician language sees a significant resurgence, highlighting a strong regional identity and heritage.
Jury Finds Driver Guilty of Homicide for Fatal Crash on C-17 Highway
Jury convicts driver of homicide in Spain after fatal C-17 highway crash, highlighting the severe consequences of reckless driving.
Tensions Rise in Santander Over Citizen Participation
Santander faces growing tensions over citizen participation, with the Regionalist Party challenging the city council's approach to public engagement.
Celebrating the Arrival of March: "El Cantar de las Marzas" in Santander
Santander to celebrate the arrival of March with "El Cantar de las Marzas," a night of music and tradition at the Juan de Santander Civic Center.
Celebrating International Women's Day in Cantabria: A Unified Call for Gender Equality
Cantabria marks International Women's Day with a unified call for gender equality, highlighting the role of over 170 men in advocating for women's rights.
Manuel José Baeza Díaz-Portales Appointed President of the Valencia High Court of Justice
Manuel José Baeza Díaz-Portales appointed as President of Valencia's High Court of Justice, bringing experience and stability to the role.
Western Balkans Face Demographic Crisis: Emigration, Ageing, and the New Era of Immigration
Facing a demographic crisis, the Western Balkans grapple with ageing, emigration, and now, a new wave of immigration that could redefine the region's future.
Cabildo of Gran Canaria Gives Final Boost to New Alzheimer's Center and Dolores Hospital, Creating a Comprehensive Socio-Health Complex
Gran Canaria's Cabildo announces a final push for a new Alzheimer's center and Dolores Hospital expansion, aiming to create a comprehensive socio-health complex.
Cloudy Skies and Scattered Showers: Spain Braces for Atlantic Front on Thursday
Spain braces for an Atlantic front bringing cloudy skies and scattered showers, especially on the Atlantic side, with cooler temperatures and regional variations expected.
Catalunya and Andorra Collaborate on Feasibility Study for Tramway Interconnection
Catalunya and Andorra embark on a joint feasibility study for tramway interconnection, aiming to boost regional mobility, economic growth, and environmental sustainability.
Lebanese Investors Eye Rural Spanish Village in Latest Investment Venture
Lebanese investors target a rural Spanish village for redevelopment, eyeing both financial returns and European residency amidst Lebanon's instability.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Approves Historic Budget for 2025
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's city council approves a historic budget for 2025, aiming to boost education, infrastructure, and social services.
ARCOmadrid 2025: A Global Celebration of Contemporary Art
Madrid to become the epicenter of contemporary art at ARCOmadrid 2025, featuring 214 galleries from 36 countries, exploring themes like amazofuturism.
Trump Administration Moves to End Deportation Protections for Hundreds of Thousands of Venezuelans
Trump administration to end deportation protections for 348,000 Venezuelans, sparking fear and uncertainty among migrants facing return to crisis-hit Venezuela.
Controversy Deepens Over President Mazón's Presence at CECOPI During Flood Alert
New evidence contradicts President Mazón's claim of being at CECOPI before the flood alert, raising questions about his leadership during the Valencia crisis.
Bomb Threats Disrupt Schools in Valencia, Spain
Bomb threats sent to schools in Valencia, Spain, lead to high alert and the arrest of a 24-year-old man. Authorities acted swiftly to ensure public safety amidst claims of terrorist affiliation.
Outrage in Spain as 'Wolf Pack' Rapists See Sentences Reduced
Spain reels as 'Wolf Pack' rapists' sentences are cut, igniting fury over sexual consent law changes. Critics slam the move, highlighting the ongoing struggle for justice and legal reform.
Feijóo Under Pressure: The PP's Strategic Maneuvers Against the Constitutional Court
Alberto Núñez Feijóo and the PP escalate their battle against Spain's Constitutional Court, challenging its progressive tilt amid judicial tensions.
Firefighters in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Unveil New Traffic Accident Rescue Equipment
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria firefighters boost emergency response with cutting-edge traffic accident rescue equipment, enhancing safety.
Pope Francis Shows Slight Improvement in Respiratory Condition Amid Ongoing Hospitalization
Pope Francis shows slight improvement in his respiratory condition amid hospitalization, with his prognosis remaining guarded. The 88-year-old has been treated for a complex respiratory infection since February 14.
University of Valencia's Timely Decision to Suspend Classes During the DANA Storm
University of Valencia praised for suspending classes amid DANA storm, prioritizing safety based on meteorological data, setting a precedent for disaster response.
COVID-19 Pandemic Drives Shift to Digital Health Strategies in Spain
Spain's healthcare system undergoes a digital transformation amid COVID-19, with Catalonia leading in telemedicine and health apps, aiming for improved patient care and support for healthcare workers.
Controversy Erupts as All Magisterial Formulas Withdrawn from Granada Pharmacy
Magisterial formulas withdrawn from a Granada pharmacy after an inspection, impacting expats and locals reliant on these bespoke medications.
Spain Reaffirms Strong Support for Ukraine Amid Ongoing Conflict
Spain reaffirms its strong support for Ukraine amid conflict, condemning Trump's remarks and announcing a new €1 billion military aid package.
Escola Valenciana Presents the 2025 Trobades: A Celebration of Valencian Language and Culture
Escola Valenciana announces the 2025 Trobades, celebrating Valencian language and culture across 18 municipalities, starting March 21 in Picassent.
UEFA Threatens Partial Closure of Santiago Bernabéu Over Discriminatory Behavior
UEFA warns Real Madrid of Santiago Bernabéu's partial closure over fans' discriminatory behavior, imposing fines and potential sanctions.
VTC Drivers Plan Strike During Mobile World Congress in Barcelona
VTC drivers in Barcelona plan a strike during the Mobile World Congress 2025, potentially affecting attendees of the major tech event.
Healthcare Crisis Deepens in Spain as Technicians and Nurses Consider Strike Action
Spain's healthcare crisis deepens as technicians and nurses mull strike action over severe labour shortages and poor working conditions, threatening patient care.
Controversy Erupts Over Alleged Prostitution and Shoplifting Involving High-Profile Figures
Scandal involving high-profile figures in alleged prostitution and shoplifting on Ibiza sparks controversy and investigation.
Mysterious Death Under Investigation at Escola Industrial in Sabadell
Authorities in Sabadell probe the mysterious death of a man found in a window at Escola Industrial, with burglary among the theories.
Ourense Grapples with Unprecedented Chaos During Entroido Celebrations
Ourense's Entroido festivities face unprecedented chaos and soaring accommodation costs, challenging the city's cultural celebrations and community well-being.
Baiona Celebrates the Arribada 2025: A Journey Through Medieval Times
Baiona's Arribada 2025 festival transported visitors to medieval times, celebrating the historic arrival of the _Pinta_ with crafts, food, and cultural events.
Tragic Head-On Collision on C-16 in Cercs Claims Life, Raises Road Safety Concerns
A tragic head-on collision on the C-16 in Cercs, Spain, claims a life and sparks road safety concerns, leading to an arrest for reckless homicide.
Devastating Floods in Valencia: A Catastrophic Event and the Path to Recovery
Valencia faces historic floods, claiming over 200 lives and sparking a nationwide crisis. Efforts to rebuild and prevent future disasters are underway.
Reflections on COVID-19 Management: Josep Maria Argimon's Insights After Five Years
Josep Maria Argimon reflects on Spain's COVID-19 response, critiquing early mistakes and stressing the need for better future preparedness.
Catalan Language Faces Significant Challenges in Academic and Social Spheres
The Catalan language faces decline in academia and social use, sparking concern and calls for action to preserve its cultural significance.
Los Llanos de Aridane Covered in White by Massive Dust Storm Before Over 10,000 People
A massive dust storm enveloped Los Llanos de Aridane during the 'Fiestas de la Virgen de los Dolores', disrupting over 10,000 attendees but showcasing community resilience.
Real Racing Club de Santander Celebrates 112 Years of History and Excellence
Real Racing Club de Santander marks 112 years with a special jersey and events, celebrating a legacy of passion in Spanish football.
The Evolving Role of Grandparents in Global Families: Challenges and Adaptations
Exploring the transformative role of grandparents in global families, from Qiang grandmothers in China to expats in Spain, amidst changing dynamics and challenges.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez Reaffirms Support for Ukraine During Emotional Meeting with Zelensky
In Kyiv, Spanish PM Sánchez and President Zelensky share an emotional embrace, underscoring Spain's €1 billion military aid and support for Ukraine's EU future amidst Russian tensions.
Tragic Weekend on Catalan Roads: Eight Fatalities in Three Days
Carnival weekend in Catalonia sees eight deaths in road accidents, including a couple and their unborn child, sparking urgent calls for improved road safety measures.
Top Universities in Spain: A Haven for Expats and International Students in 2025
Spain's universities in 2025 emerge as top choices for expats and international students, offering a mix of academic excellence, affordable tuition, and a rich cultural experience.
Kiat Lim Appointed as New President of Valencia CF
Kiat Lim steps in as Valencia CF's new president, aiming to tackle the club's challenges and align with fan expectations for a brighter future.
Spanish Union CCOO to Highlight Role of Syndicalists in Labor Struggles on International Women's Day
On International Women's Day, Spain's CCOO union honors the critical role of syndicalists in labor struggles, with a focus on Cantabria's history and ongoing challenges.
Cantabria Awaits Free Authorization for Ebro River Water Capture
Cantabria awaits a pivotal decision on free Ebro River water capture, a move crucial for the region's water management and economic stability.
114th Edition of Cantabria Solidaria: A March for Peace in Pielagos, Parbayón, and Villaescusa
Communities in Pielagos, Parbayón, and Villaescusa unite for the 114th 'Cantabria Solidaria' march, championing peace and solidarity in a poignant display of unity.
Renfe and Adif Workers Announce Seven-Day Strike Over Rodalies Transfer
Renfe and Adif workers in Spain announce a seven-day strike over the Easter season, protesting the transfer of Rodalies services to the Catalan government, potentially disrupting travel plans.
El Corte Inglés Hit by Significant Cyberattack, Customer Data Compromised
El Corte Inglés suffers a major cyberattack, compromising customer data including credit card numbers, highlighting the growing threat of cybercrime.
Demolition Order Upheld for Metro Shopping Center in Canary Islands
Canary Islands authorities uphold demolition of Metro shopping center, citing safety and urban compliance, despite owners' appeals.
Canary Islands Firefighters Receive New Personal Protection Equipment Following €700,000 Investment
Canary Islands boost firefighter safety with €700,000 investment in new protective gear, enhancing emergency response capabilities and community well-being.
Tenerife Cabildo Embarks on Extensive Environmental and Landscape Improvements
Tenerife Cabildo launches major environmental initiatives, including water emergency actions, forestry conservation, and marine reforestation, aiming for sustainable development and enhanced public spaces.
Granadilla de Abona Presents Budget Focused on Public Service, Social Justice, and Sustainable Economic Development
Granadilla de Abona unveils a budget prioritizing public service, social justice, and eco-friendly growth, aiming for a sustainable and inclusive future.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Embarks on Ambitious 2025 Paving Plan
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria launches a €2.2m paving plan to enhance city streets by 2025, aiming to improve life quality across several districts.
Navigating Relationships in Spain: The Importance of Open Communication and Cultural Understanding
Expats in Spain face unique dating and relationship challenges, emphasizing the need for open communication and cultural understanding in a society that values emotional expression and family ties.
ACCEM Reaffirms Commitment to Women's Rights and Inclusion Policies
ACCEM, a Spanish NGO, reinforces its commitment to women's rights and inclusivity, focusing on empowering migrant women through education, employment, and advocacy.
Coalición Canaria Prepares for Its Most Participative National Congress in Years
Coalición Canaria gears up for its most participative National Congress, aiming to redefine its political trajectory and address Canary Islands' challenges.
Spain's Minimum Wage Hike and Other Key Government Decisions: What Expats Need to Know
Spain boosts minimum wage to €1,184, impacting 2.5m workers, with a focus on reducing inequality and supporting women and young people, alongside key decisions on Mar Menor governance and historical memory law.
Man Arrested in Santander for Verbal Harassment and Physical Abuse of 17-Year-Old Girlfriend
Santander man detained for alleged abuse of 17-year-old girlfriend, sparking community concern and calls for increased support for victims of domestic violence.
Podemos Raises Concerns Over CPD Altamira in Cantabria
Podemos voices concerns over the proposed closure of CPD Altamira in Cantabria, highlighting potential economic and social impacts on the local community.
Growing Concerns Over Safety on the AP-7 Highway in Spain
Rising accidents and congestion on Spain's AP-7 highway spark safety concerns, with toll removal in 2021 linked to increased traffic and incidents.
Spain's Golden Visa Program to End: What Expats Need to Know
Spain's Golden Visa program, a key route for expats to gain residency through investment, will end in 2025, prompting a search for alternative options.
Spain's Immigration Power Transfer to Catalonia Sparks Controversy and Political Tensions
Spain's government agrees to transfer immigration control to Catalonia, sparking political backlash and raising concerns over national security and regional separatist movements.
International Women's Day: 8M Marches Across Spain Advocate for Gender Equality and Rights
Thousands march across Spain on International Women's Day, advocating for gender equality, women's rights, and an end to gender-based violence.
Municipal Council of Vega de Pas Faces Ten Months of Continuous Sessions
Vega de Pas council embarks on a 10-month marathon of sessions, tackling budget, infrastructure, and reforms, highlighting deep local divisions.
Significant Labour Reforms and Pension Changes in Spain for 2025
Spain to introduce major labour and pension reforms in 2025, including a reduced workweek, higher minimum wage, and digital time tracking, aiming to improve work-life balance and financial stability.
Restoration Plans for Romanesque Interpretation Center in Valles Pasiegos
Cantabria's Valles Pasiegos to see its Romanesque Interpretation Center restored, enhancing cultural heritage and tourism in the region.
Astillero Unveils Commemorative Handkerchief for 2025 San José Festivities
Astillero celebrates the 2025 San José festivities with a unique handkerchief by artist 'Cerve', marking the event's first year as a Fiesta de Interés Turístico Regional.
Historic Vidriera Library in Santander to be Transformed into a Study Room
Santander's historic Vidriera Library to be transformed into a modern study room, accommodating 94 people, blending tradition with innovation.
Torrelavega Municipal Council Awards ALSA 10-Year Contract for Torrebus Service
Torrelavega awards ALSA a 10-year contract to enhance its Torrebus service, promising improved public transport with a focus on sustainability and efficiency.
Controversy Erupts in Valdeprado del Río Over Forest Management Contract
Valdeprado del Río faces controversy over a forest management contract, with accusations of mismanagement and demands for transparency.
Tribute to Rocio Jurado: A Celebration of Life and Legacy in Cantabria
Cantabria honors Spanish icon Rocio Jurado with a documentary and events, celebrating her enduring legacy in music and film.
Teide National Park Reopens All Access Routes with Caution Advised
Teide National Park in the Canary Islands reopens all access routes after ice removal, with caution urged due to recent weather conditions and ongoing path restrictions.
Canarian Politician Fabian Chinea Advocates for Stricter Regulations on Foreign Property Purchases
Fabian Chinea calls for limits on foreign property purchases in the Canary Islands to address rising housing costs and protect local residents.
Government of the Canary Islands Hands Over Keys to 26 New Homes in Agaete
The Canary Islands government has handed over keys to 26 new homes in Agaete, Gran Canaria, marking a significant step in addressing local housing needs.
Gran Canaria Stadium Undergoes Major Transformation with 'La Nube' Design
Gran Canaria Stadium's future shines with 'La Nube' design, set to host 2030 World Cup with eco-innovative features and expanded capacity.
Mobile World Congress 2025 Sets New Heights, Matching Pre-Pandemic Records
Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona matches pre-pandemic attendance, drawing 109,000 from 205 countries, showcasing tech innovations and global industry insights.
New Residential Development on the Horizon in Torrelavega, Cantabria
Torrelavega sees a revival in residential development with over 50 new homes planned, aiming to rejuvenate the housing market and support local sustainability efforts.
Rising Concerns Over Violence Against Healthcare Workers in Cantabria, Spain
Violence against healthcare workers in Cantabria, Spain, has surged, with 274 incidents in 2024, highlighting the urgent need for improved safety and support.
Mysterious Case of a Man Missing Since 1984 Unfolds in Valencia
Decades-long mystery resolved as daughters discover their father, missing since 1984, lived secretly in Valencia before his death in recent floods.
Arrest in Corrales de Buelna: Suspect Detained for Seven Robberies in Under 15 Days
Spanish police arrest suspect linked to seven robberies in Corrales de Buelna in less than 15 days, restoring community's sense of security.
ARCOmadrid 2025: A Global Hub for Contemporary Art in Madrid
Madrid to become the epicenter of contemporary art at ARCOmadrid 2025, featuring 214 galleries from 36 countries, exploring avant-garde to cutting-edge art.
FC Bayern München Celebrates 125th Anniversary in Grand Style
FC Bayern München marks its 125th anniversary with grand events, including a gala, special jersey launch, and the Beckenbauer Cup, celebrating its rich football legacy.
Torrelavega's Historic Lechera Building Undergoes Significant Rehabilitation
Torrelavega's historic Lechera building is being revitalized in a major rehabilitation project, promising to blend its rich past with modern community use.
Santander Bank Leads Innovative Sustainability Initiatives Through Diverse Partnerships and Frameworks
Santander Bank spearheads sustainability with initiatives in Colombia, Poland, and Spain, focusing on environmental projects, supporting SMEs and female entrepreneurs, and promoting renewable energy.
Aeropuerto Seve Ballesteros de Santander Faces Challenges as Asturias Airport Thrives
Seve Ballesteros Airport in Santander faces decline as nearby Asturias Airport thrives, highlighting regional disparities and raising concerns for Cantabria's future.
Cantabrian Municipality Lays Groundwork for the Creation of a Council for Childhood and Adolescence
Saja-Besaya in Cantabria, Spain, initiates the creation of a Council for Childhood and Adolescence to amplify young voices and protect their rights.
PRC Requests 'Noche de las Velas' in Riocorvo to be Declared Regional Tourist Interest Festival
PRC seeks to declare Riocorvo's 'Noche de las Velas' a Regional Tourist Interest Festival, highlighting Cantabria's rich culture and community spirit.
Spanish Government Under Pressure to Address Early Retirement for 'Kellys'
Spanish government faces mounting pressure to address early retirement demands of 'Kellys,' temporary workers advocating for better labor rights.
New Tax Incentives Announced to Boost Underrepresented Activities in the Canary Islands
Canary Islands announce tax incentives to boost underrepresented sectors, aiming for economic diversification and sustainable growth.
Motivation and Interest: The Key to Academic Excellence for Students in Spain
A study highlights the crucial role of motivation and innovative teaching strategies, including flipped classrooms and technology, in Spain's academic success.
CD Laredo Seeks to Capitalize on Opportunities in Crucial Segunda Federacion Match
CD Laredo aims for a pivotal win against Salamanca CF UDS in a high-stakes Segunda Federacion match on March 8, 2025, to boost their season standings.
Search Operation Underway for Missing 50-Year-Old Woman in San Vicente de la Barquera, Cantabria
Guardia Civil leads a major search for a missing 50-year-old woman in San Vicente de la Barquera, Cantabria, employing helicopters, drones, and boats in a community-wide effort.
Chaos on Rodalies Commuter Trains: Passengers Face Delays and Danger
Rodalies commuter trains in Catalonia face chaos due to an electricity outage, causing delays and safety concerns for passengers. Officials apologize as commuters demand solutions.
Celebrating Deep-Rooted Traditions in Galicia: A Glimpse into Celtic Heritage
Explore Galicia's Celtic roots through its festivals, ancient castros, and unique traditions, revealing a vibrant cultural tapestry in Spain's northwest corner.
Spanish Police Dismantle Group Extorting Over 250 Victims Through Sexually Explicit Online Ads
Spanish police dismantle a group accused of extorting over 250 victims through fake sexually explicit ads, arresting four men in a significant cybercrime operation.
Campoo Approves Budget of 105 Million Euros for 2025: Focus on Key Investments
Campoo allocates €105m for 2025 to boost infrastructure, sustainability, and economic growth, reflecting community needs and long-term prosperity.
Teachers in Spain Express Dissatisfaction with New Salary Increase Proposal
Spanish teachers express dissatisfaction with the People's Party's proposal for a modest salary increase of €90-€100, citing it as insufficient amidst rising living costs.
Priest at Madrid School Detained Amid Multiple Abuse Allegations
Madrid priest detained amid abuse allegations at local school, sparking concern and a broader conversation on clerical abuse in Spain.
Almassora Kicks Off Its Annual Festa Major with Vibrant Celebrations
Almassora's Festa Major begins, showcasing vibrant traditions and community spirit in a celebration that marks cultural heritage and local development.
Spanish Government Announces Extension of €100 Cheque for Children Under 3 in Smaller Municipalities
Spain extends €100 child support cheque for families in municipalities with under 2,000 residents, aiming to boost smaller communities.
Wolf Attacks in the Valles Pasiegos: A Growing Concern for Local Livestock
Valles Pasiegos faces a "very grave" issue with increasing wolf attacks on livestock, prompting local authorities to seek new mitigation strategies.
Storm Jana Brings Severe Weather to Spain and Portugal
Storm Jana hits Spain and Portugal with heavy rains, strong winds, and flooding, prompting emergency responses and warnings for expats to stay indoors.
Spanish Priest Arrested for Alleged Sexual Abuse at Madrid School
Madrid priest detained over sexual abuse allegations at a school, spotlighting the Catholic Church's ongoing struggle with abuse cases.
Spain Reaffirms Commitment to Gender Equality Amidst Global Backlash
Spain reaffirms its commitment to gender equality, pledging to renew the State Pact against Gender-Based Violence with 400 new measures, amidst a global rollback in women's rights.
Major Renovation and Elevator Installation Underway in La Laguna, Tenerife
La Laguna, Tenerife, launches a major project to install elevators and renovate residential blocks, enhancing accessibility and quality of life.
Thousands March in Santander for Real Equality and Against Machismo
In Santander, 5,500 march for equality and against machismo, highlighting Spain's ongoing battle with gender-based violence and discrimination.
Search for Missing Asturian Woman Continues in San Vicente de la Barquera
Search underway in San Vicente de la Barquera for missing Asturian woman, with local community and Civil Guard involved in extensive efforts.
Vodafone Spain Expands 5G Coverage to Reach 90% of Population by End-2025
Vodafone Spain aims to extend its 5G network to cover 90% of the population by 2025, enhancing connectivity across urban and rural areas alike.
International Women's Day Marred by Femicide Cases in Spain
Spain faces a grim International Women's Day with femicide cases in Martos and Blanes, highlighting the ongoing battle against gender-based violence.
Significant Investments in COVID-19 Research: A Global and European Perspective
Global and European investments in COVID-19 research aim to combat the virus and prepare for future health crises, highlighting the importance for expats in Spain to stay informed.
Vicenta Conde Honored with the Clara Campoamor Award for Her Contributions to Women's Rights
Vicenta Conde receives the Clara Campoamor Award for her impactful work in advancing women's rights in Spain, celebrated on International Women's Day.
F1 ACADEMY Introduces Exciting Changes for 2025 Season
F1 ACADEMY announces exciting changes for the 2025 season, including the return of reverse grid races and an expanded grid, promising more dynamic and competitive racing.
Major Renovation Project Awarded for Campoó’s Calle Mayor and Plaza España
Campoó's Calle Mayor and Plaza España set for a transformative €700,000 renovation, promising enhanced aesthetics and functionality for the Cantabria town.
Valles Pasiegos to Welcome New Civic and Cultural Center Through Presidential Funding
Valles Pasiegos to be revitalized with a new civic and cultural center, funded by the regional presidency, aiming to boost community engagement and local economy.
The Ancient Carnaval de los Zamarrones Returns to Cantabria
The ancient Carnaval de los Zamarrones returns to Cantabria, celebrating tradition and community spirit in the vibrant streets of Polaciones.
New Order Aims to Enhance Regional Organization in La Rioja
La Rioja government issues a new order to streamline administration, protect the environment, and boost the local economy, aiming to enhance the region's efficiency and cultural richness.
Celebrating Father's Day in Style: Exciting Events Across Spain and the Canary Islands
Spain and the Canary Islands are set to celebrate Father's Day with a variety of events, including markets, live music, and carnival festivities, offering something special for every family.
Santander and Tecnigral to Craft Green Infrastructure Plan, Boosting Spain's Sustainable Future
Santander teams up with Tecnigral to launch a green infrastructure plan, aiming to propel Spain towards a sustainable future and align with global climate goals.
Stabbing Incident in Santander, Spain: Police Search for Attacker
Santander community shaken as police search for attacker after a Malian man was stabbed in a rare act of violence in the city.
Discovering the Flavors of Cantabria: A Culinary Journey Through Northern Spain
Embark on a culinary journey through Cantabria, Spain, where traditional dishes and innovative cooking blend against a backdrop of stunning landscapes and rich history.
Norwegian Fugitive Arrested in Spain for €720,000 Fraud
Norwegian fugitive nabbed in Spain for a €720,000 scam, highlighting the need for global cooperation against cybercrime.
The Deadly Pine Processionary Caterpillar: A Hidden Threat to Pets and Humans in Spain
Spring in southern Spain brings a hidden danger: the Pine Processionary Caterpillar, posing serious risks to pets and humans with its urticating hairs.
Controversy Erupts in Málaga Over Rooster Burning Incident
Outrage in Málaga as a rooster is found in a burning car, sparking calls for stricter animal welfare laws and community action.
COVID-19 Origins and the Role of Chinese Laboratories: A Global Debate
Five years on, the debate over COVID-19's origins and Chinese labs' role remains heated, impacting global health policies and Spanish-Chinese relations.
Vicente Trueba Regains His Smile: A Triumphant Return to Cycling
Vicente Trueba, celebrated Spanish cyclist, makes an emotional return to the sport, overcoming personal challenges with community support.
Almassora Marks the End of an Era as Mere Supermarkets Close Down
Almassora bids farewell to Mere supermarkets, marking the end of their low-cost retail venture in Spain amidst tough market competition and consumer preferences.
PSOE Approves Regional Congress to Designate Purple Points as New Party Hubs
PSOE launches "puntos violeta" as new party hubs to boost grassroots engagement and community outreach, aiming to strengthen its regional presence.
Improvements in Educational Infrastructure Underway in Cantabrian Municipality
Cantabria's educational facilities to see major improvements, including tech upgrades and safety enhancements, in a community-backed initiative starting summer 2025.
Arona Launches 'Integra' Project to Combat High Social Exclusion
Arona teams up with Fundación Don Bosco to launch 'Integra', a project aimed at combating social exclusion by providing support and enhancing community integration.
Vallehermoso Embarks on Ambitious Historic Center Rehabilitation Project
Vallehermoso in the Canary Islands launches an 11 million euro project to rejuvenate its historic center, aiming to boost heritage and tourism.
Precision Medicine Project in the Canary Islands: Cohorte Impact Surpasses 500 Participants
The Cohorte Impact project in the Canary Islands reaches a milestone with over 500 participants enrolled, advancing personalized healthcare through precision medicine.
New Traffic Regulations on CV-1 in the Canary Islands: What Expats Need to Know
Upcoming pavement works on the CV-1 in the Canary Islands introduce new traffic regulations, causing potential disruptions for expats and residents.
Pioneering Project in La Palma Aims to Boost Inclusion and Autonomy for People with Disabilities
La Palma launches a groundbreaking initiative to enhance inclusion and autonomy for people with disabilities, focusing on accessible infrastructure and community engagement.
Significant Increase in Water Reserves in Spanish Reservoirs Over the Last Five Years
Spain's reservoirs report highest water levels in years, marking a significant turn in the battle against water scarcity and climate change impacts.
Environmental Group Accuses VOX of Undermining Climate Policies in Spain
Acció Ecologista accuses Spain's VOX party of undermining climate policies, sparking debate over environmental protection and economic growth.
Border Patrol's Controversial Tactics Under Scrutiny: Implications for Expats and Residents
Border Patrol's "Return to Sender" operation faces scrutiny for rights violations, impacting not just U.S. residents but also offering lessons for expats on the importance of knowing their legal rights.
Financial Struggles Force Many Private Catalan Nurseries to Consider Closure
Catalonia faces a childcare crisis as financial hardships push private nurseries to the brink of closure, impacting expat and local families alike.
Historic Casona Built by Juan Herrera Up for Sale in Cantabria
A historic casona in Cantabria, built by the esteemed architect Juan Herrera, is now for sale, offering a unique blend of traditional architecture and modern potential.
NASA Discovers Compelling Evidence of Water and Potential Life on Mars
NASA's latest Mars discoveries hint at ancient water bodies and potential life-supporting conditions, igniting excitement for future explorations.
Santander Municipal Council Forms Expert Committee to Evaluate New Cleaning Service Bids
Santander's Municipal Council forms an expert committee to evaluate bids for a new cleaning service, aiming to enhance city cleanliness and sustainability.
First Screening of "Cinco Caminos" in Cantabria Held at Espolón
Cantabria hosts the first screening of "Cinco Caminos" at Espolón, a documentary exploring the intertwining of nature and human connection in the region.
Expats in Spain: Local Municipality to Distribute Free Trees in Saja-Besaya Region
Saja-Besaya region in Spain to distribute free trees to residents on March 14, 2025, as part of a reforestation and community engagement initiative.
Weather and Celebrations: What to Expect During Holy Week in Spain 2025
Holy Week in Spain blends tradition and varied weather, from Zamora's historic processions to Seville's grandeur. Expect mild temperatures and cultural immersion, April 13-20.
Torrelavega Honors Solvay Executive as Adopted Son of the City
Torrelavega honors Solvay executive Jorge Oliveira as an adopted son, celebrating his role in driving sustainability and economic growth in the city.
Commuter Chaos: Multiple Incidents Disrupt Rail Services in Catalonia
Catalonia's commuters face chaos as technical and signaling issues disrupt rail services on Lines R4, R14, R15, and R16, affecting thousands and sparking calls for improved rail reliability.
Severe Weather Alerts Issued Across Spain: Expats Advised to Take Precautions
Spain faces severe weather with alerts in eight provinces, including heavy rains and high waves, impacting expats and locals. Precautions urged from October 10-12.
Severe Weather Alert: Storm Konrad Brings Unseasonable Cold and Rain to Spain
Spain faces an unexpected return to winter as Storm Konrad brings cold, rain, and snow, with widespread weather alerts and a significant drop in temperatures.
Cantabrian Architect Wins Prestigious Award for Innovative Urban Planning
Cantabrian architect wins prestigious award for innovative urban planning, highlighting women's impact in architecture and sustainable development.
Rail Disruptions in Catalonia: Strikes and Incidents Impact Commuters
Catalonia faces rail chaos with a seven-day strike and technical incidents disrupting the Rodalies service, as unions protest the transfer to regional control.
Spain Sees First Increase in Birth Rate in a Decade, But Regional Variations Highlight Ongoing Demographic Challenges
Spain sees a slight rise in birth rates for the first time in a decade, driven by immigration, amidst ongoing demographic challenges and regional disparities.
Celebrating World Water Day: La Palma Highlights the Crucial Role of Water in Island Development
La Palma marks World Water Day with an event highlighting water's role in island development, featuring expert talks on efficient resource management and climate change impacts.
Severe Winds Hit Cantabria: San Roque de Riomiera Records Second-Highest Wind Speed in Spain
San Roque de Riomiera in Cantabria faces the second-highest wind speeds in Spain, disrupting life and highlighting the region's weather extremes.
Pollen Allergies Arrive Early in Cantabria, Expected to be Mild
Pollen allergies hit Cantabria early due to climate change, with milder symptoms expected. Health officials advise on precautions as the region adapts to shifting seasonal cycles.
Multiple Shootings in Granada Highlight Growing Concerns Over Gun Violence in Spain
Granada, Spain, reels from a violent shootout amid rising concerns over gun violence, highlighting the challenges of combating illegal firearms.
Racing de Santander Suffers Defeat Amidst Rain and Hail in Anduva
Racing de Santander faced a tough defeat against CD Mirandés in harsh weather, ending 2-1 despite early lead and tactical shifts.
Spain Braces for Severe Weather as Storm Martinho Wreaks Havoc
Spain faces severe weather as Storm Martinho, the fourth major storm in two weeks, brings floods and strong winds, prompting evacuations and widespread alerts.
Spain's Top Olive Oils Shine at the 2025 NYIOOC World Olive Oil Competition
Spanish olive oils triumph at the 2025 NYIOOC, overcoming climate challenges to win prestigious awards, showcasing Spain's commitment to quality.
Major Drug Busts in Spain: Cocaine and Hashish Seized in Valencia and Motril
Spanish authorities seize over 2,800kg of cocaine and hashish in Valencia and Motril, marking a significant blow to drug trafficking networks.
Meet Amine Toumi: The Professor Bridging Cultures Through Catalan Language
Amine Toumi, a Moroccan professor in Catalonia, is bridging cultural divides through the Catalan language, engaging locals and expats alike with his innovative teaching methods.
The Gipsy Kings Return with a New Tour and Timeless Music
The Gipsy Kings announce a thrilling new tour, uniting four iconic families for a blend of flamenco, salsa, and pop, promising high-energy performances across Spain and Europe.
Cantabria Breathes a Sigh of Relief as Storm Olivier Begins to Subside
Cantabria sees the end of Storm Olivier's havoc, with communities rallying in resilience and recovery efforts underway.
Crisis in Primary Care: Spain's Health System Under Strain
Spain's primary care faces a crisis with a severe shortage of medical professionals and inadequate investment, straining the health system, especially in the Canary Islands.
Santander Records Seventh Highest Wind Gust in Spain
Santander hit by one of Spain's strongest wind gusts this year at 144 km/h, causing widespread damage and disruptions in Cantabria.
The Impact of Time of Day on Exercise Efficiency and Gender Responses
New study reveals the impact of exercise timing on efficiency, showing men and women respond best at different times of day due to circadian rhythms and hormonal fluctuations.
Easter Exodus: Thousands of Vehicles Flee Barcelona as Holy Week Begins
Thousands embark on the annual Easter exodus from Barcelona, seeking respite from the city's hustle in a tradition that blends travel chaos with festive spirit.
Laredo Invited to the Piedra Fest: A Celebration of Tradition and Community
Laredo joins the centuries-old Piedra Fest in Cantabria, celebrating tradition and community with a rich tapestry of cultural exchange and unity.
Man Sentenced to Six Months in Prison for Impersonating Another in Driving License Exam
In Spain, a man faces six months in prison for taking a driving license exam on behalf of another, highlighting the severe penalties for identity fraud.
Half a Million Euros Up for Grabs: Lucky Winners in Spain's National Lottery
Spain's National Lottery has once again changed lives, awarding several lucky winners half a million euros each in its latest draw.
Andalusian Bishops Pay Tribute to the Legacy of Pope Benedict XVI
Andalusian bishops honor Pope Benedict XVI's legacy, emphasizing his profound impact on the Catholic Church and his commitment to faith and scholarship.
"Desmontando Andalucía" Returns to Canal Sur for Its Third Season
"Desmontando Andalucía" returns to Canal Sur, promising an in-depth journey into Andalusia's rich heritage and culture in its third season.
Spring in Full Bloom: Spain Enjoys Stable and Warm Weather
Spain revels in ideal spring weather, with temperatures reaching up to 30°C, enhancing outdoor activities and cultural events across the nation.
Xavier Martín: The Catalyst for Catalan at FC Barcelona
Xavier Martín leads FC Barcelona’s push to embrace Catalan, blending language, culture, and football to deepen the club’s ties to its heritage.
Cathedrals in Almería, Córdoba, Huelva, and Jaén Pay Tribute to Pope Francis
Spanish cathedrals unite in heartfelt tributes to Pope Francis, celebrating his legacy of compassion, interfaith dialogue, and social justice.
New Horizon for Parkinson’s Patients in Spain
Spain embraces cutting-edge Parkinson’s treatment, offering patients renewed hope through advanced therapies and community support.
Thousands of Canarians Take to the Streets on May 18th to Demand Change
Thousands in the Canary Islands will march on May 18, demanding action on housing, wages, healthcare, and climate in a rare show of unified protest.