Consumer affairs
This is the supermarket that sells olive oil for six euros in Spain
Carrefour is offering coupons to buy bottles of 'liquid gold' with a 50% discounts this summer
Consumer affairs
Carrefour is offering coupons to buy bottles of 'liquid gold' with a 50% discounts this summer
Astronomy
The sixth full moon of the year will appear to be even bigger and brighter on Saturday as it is at its nearest to Earth
Environment
After two decades without updating these thresholds, the European Commission has revised them and they will become mandatory in 2030
Courts
The nine-year ban on holding public office imposed on the Socialist former national minister and former Andalusian minister of Economy, Magdalena Álvarez, has been overturned
Employment
Beyond the loss of purchasing power suffered due to the inflationary crisis, the latest salary data reveals some extremes
Consumer affairs
The measure will be approved at the government's next cabinet meeting, with the 'liquid gold' being considered a basic necessity
Travel
The State Aviation Safety Agency applied the sanction for violating industry legislation after the passenger was prevented from boarding the plane on the grounds that she was wearing a low-cut bodysuit and showing too much cleavage
Motoring
Most of them are around the country's capital, but there is one in Malaga province included on the list
Animal welfare
The high-risk operation involved a large team of experts rescuing the animals from the war-torn city of Kharkov, which is constantly under the threat of Russian attacks
Defence spending
The allied country allocates the least percentage of its GDP to defence, at just 1.28%, and trails the other NATO nations
Employment
This is slightly lower than last year's figure, but for the first time in history the Social Security system exceeds 21.3 million affiliates
Royals
A decade has passed since Felipe VI came to the throne on 19 June 2014, but what has changed in that time - for him and the country?
112 incident
The victim and her alleged killer were in the midst of separation proceedings, but there were no previous reports of domestic abuse
Business
In November, the multinational announced it had agreed to sell its 25% stake but its partners exercised their rights of first refusal
Tourism
The number of new tourist apartments has grown by 15.15% across the country's main cities in just one year, which is starting to cause unrest and tourism phobia among residents