Child welfare
Spain to ban energy drink sales to under-16s: new 2026 health regulations
Government targets high-caffeine beverages and unhealthy food ads to protect youth health
Child welfare
Government targets high-caffeine beverages and unhealthy food ads to protect youth health
Economy
Ageing population reshapes economy as senior spending outpaces younger generations
Employment
Following the 2021 labour reform, inspectors are investigating whether employers are using "failed" probations as a loophole to emulate temporary contracts
Air transport
State operator Aena reports a €2.13 billion net profit and announces plans for a €1.09 per share dividend after a historic year for tourism
UK-Spain
Nick Thomas-Symonds meets Spanish ministers to discuss TIE residency delays and a 2027 food and drink trade deal
Rail transport
Three out of five Spaniards set price as the main reason for travelling by train, according to Trainline's data
Adamuz train accident 2026
The Ministry of Transport says that there were "no precautionary measures" on the day of the material removal, but the Guardia Civil state that the judge had not yet authorised access
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Spain
'Whom am I supposed to believe?' asks judge as Josep Lanuza claims no mention of the emergency was made during a 25-minute meeting with the ex-president
Economy
Nearly half a million workers put in 2.5 million hours each week that go unrewarded and result in a loss for the whole country's economy
Security
The police also recommend changing passwords every six months and using mnemonics as a tool for generating strong patterns
Legal
Judges find ‘Grade III’ dependency justifies employment benefits, marking a major victory for families of children with severe behavioral and eating disorders
Barcelona
The tallest church in the world, designed by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, has reached its final height of 172.4 metres
Employment
Men in the private sector earn, on average, 20% more than women and 10% more in the public field
Crime
The interior minister has been forced on the defensive over whether he knew that José Ángel González was embroiled in a workplace scandal
Employment
or the first time ever, a Spanish prime minister visited the offices of the ministry of labour this week to take part in the signing of an agreement to raise the statutory minimum wage to 1,221 euros a month