Spain Navigates US Tariffs: Trade Deficit with the US Up 37.7%, Economic Impact Minimal
Spain's trade deficit with the US grew sharply due to Trump's tariffs, yet the overall economic impact remains minimal according to officials and analysts.
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Real Madrid and Barcelona Clash in Crucial LaLiga El Clásico at Santiago Bernabéu
The LaLiga El Clásico between Real Madrid and Barcelona on October 26, 2025, promises a high-stakes battle for the top of the league, with detailed lineups, tactical previews, and global broadcast information available.
Spain's Holistic Health Approach and Breakthrough Cardiovascular Medication Highlighted in New Research
Spain's renowned health benefits stem from a holistic lifestyle and new cardiovascular medication research showing heart protection independent of weight loss.
Netflix Unveils 'Selena y Los Dinos' Documentary Exploring the Quintanilla Family Legacy
Netflix's new documentary series highlights Selena Quintanilla’s career through intimate family stories and archival footage, premiering November 17, 2025.
Espanyol Edges Out Elche 1-0 in Tight La Liga Clash at RCDE Stadium
Espanyol claimed a 1-0 win over Elche in La Liga on October 25, 2025, thanks to Carlos Romero's decisive goal, boosting their league standing.
Spain Transitions to Winter Time with Clock Change Amid Ongoing Debate
Spain changes clocks back one hour on October 26, 2025, initiating winter time amid debates on health impacts and calls to end daylight saving time.
Lionel Messi Extends Contract with Inter Miami, Eyes 2026 World Cup and Playoffs
Lionel Messi extends his contract with Inter Miami, remains MLS top earner, prepares for playoffs and eyes participation in the 2026 World Cup.
Inter Miami Triumphs 3-1 Over Nashville in MLS Playoffs Led by Messi's Brace
Inter Miami advances in the MLS playoffs with a 3-1 win over Nashville, featuring two goals and an assist from Lionel Messi.
Mixed Signals in 2025 Economic Outlook: Growth Forecasts Up Slightly Amid Rising Auto Loan Delinquencies
Global economic growth is slightly revised upward for 2025, but rising automobile loan delinquencies raise concerns about consumer financial health and economic stability.
Spain Advances Gender Equality in Sports Leadership at National Congress
The I National Congress of the Leaders Network in Zaragoza highlighted Spain’s significant strides in enhancing female leadership and gender equality in sports governance.
Regional Aid and Local Proposals Boost Rural Communities in Spain
Castilla-La Mancha boosts rural development with increased LEADER aid while Morón's PP lodges improvement proposals to Madrid focusing on transport, economy, and heritage preservation.
Euskadi Strengthens Support for Self-Employment and Entrepreneurship with Comprehensive Strategy
Euskadi's government enhances its strategy to support self-employed workers and entrepreneurship, fostering economic growth with robust policies and collaboration.
University of Alicante Launches Valencian Community's First Chair of Social Economy
The University of Alicante has inaugurated the Valencian Community's first Chair of Social Economy to advance research, education, and support for cooperative initiatives.
Political Conflict Intensifies Over Cancer Screening Data Transparency in Spain
A political clash between Spain's Ministry of Health and PP-led communities centers on the transparency and management of cancer screening data, with accusations of data withholding and politicization.
Spain and Germany Launch Talks to Recognize Catalan, Basque, and Galician as EU Official Languages
Spain and Germany have agreed to start negotiations to recognize Catalan, Basque, and Galician as official EU languages, advancing Spain's multilingual national identity agenda amid political tensions.
Health Risks and Adaptations Linked to October Daylight Saving Time Change in Spain
The October ending of daylight saving time in Spain disrupts circadian rhythms and sleep, increasing health risks like stress and stroke, fueling debate on time change abolition.
NFL Stands by Bad Bunny Amid MAGA Backlash Over Super Bowl LX Halftime Show
The NFL defends Bad Bunny as Super Bowl LX halftime performer despite criticism from the MAGA community and calls for replacement by George Strait.
Puigdemont Plans Monday Meeting to Challenge Sánchez’s Government Amidst Demands and Political Tensions
Carles Puigdemont plans a decisive Monday meeting with supporters to challenge Prime Minister Sánchez’s coalition government amid escalating political tensions and defense policy shifts in Spain.
Significant Attendance Decline Threatens Professional Status of Spanish Women's Football Liga F
Attendance in Spain's Liga F has dropped sharply, prompting financial and organizational interventions by the RFEF amid fears of losing professional status.
Basque Genuine Teams Meet in Elorrio as Valencian Football Rebuilds After DANA Disaster
The Euskal Genuine Taldeen Topaketa promotes social inclusion in Basque football as Valencian clubs rebuild after last year's devastating DANA flooding.
Spain's Economy Shows Strength Amid Investor Engagement in London
Spain's Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo presents strong growth projections and engages major investors in London to promote investment and economic collaboration.
University of Alicante Launches Social Economy Chair to Drive Sustainable Development
The University of Alicante has launched the Social Economy Chair to promote research, training, and support for cooperative and social enterprises as sustainable development drivers.
U.S. Ambassador to Spain Pledges to Reverse Spain's Low Defense Spending, Citing NATO Obligations
The U.S. ambassador to Spain has committed to urging the Spanish government to increase defense spending to fulfill NATO requirements amid rising diplomatic tensions.
Miriam González Calls for Political Renewal Amid Spain's Corruption Crisis
Miriam González urges a political overhaul in Spain to address corruption and revive democracy by proposing a new party and transversal politics.
UD Las Palmas Engages Families in Youth Academy Development and Protection Policies
UD Las Palmas held meetings with families of youth academy players to discuss child protection policies and reinforce the club's educational and social commitment.
Tres Cantos Launches Construction of Innovative New Football Field to Boost Local Sports
Tres Cantos invests over €2.5 million to build a new accessible and sustainable football field to meet growing community sports demand.
Serena Williams Honored with 2025 Princesa de Asturias Award, Advocates for Gender Equality in Sports
Serena Williams receives Spain's 2025 Princesa de Asturias Award for Sports and calls for gender pay equality in tennis and women's sports worldwide.
Maritime Blue Growth 2025 to Boost Spain’s Leadership in the Blue Economy in Cádiz
The upcoming Maritime Blue Growth 2025 congress in Cádiz will strengthen Spain's position as a leader in sustainable Blue Economy development with extensive industry collaboration and expert participation.
Illes Balears Economy Outpaces EU with Robust 3.2% Growth in Q2 2025
Illes Balears' economy grew by 3.2% in Q2 2025, doubling the EU average, driven by robust sector performance, record employment, and strong tourism spending despite inflation concerns.
PSOE Manager Defends Legality of Cash Payments Amid Koldo Case Scrutiny
PSOE manager Ana María Fuentes defends the legality and documentation of cash payments amid Senate investigation into party finances.
Dissolution of LNFS Marks End of an Era for Spanish Futsal
The LNFS has voted to dissolve after 36 years amid struggles for professionalization, with Javier Lozano blaming RFEF's Luis Rubiales for the league's decline, raising concerns over futsal's future in Spain.
Banks Urge Changes to Government Housing Guarantees Amid Spain's Soaring Prices
Spanish banks call for reforms to housing guarantee programs as property prices soar and uptake remains low amid the ongoing housing crisis.
Innovation's Role in Sustainable Economic Growth: Insights from the 2025 Nobel Prize and Circular Economy Training in the Basque Country
Recent Nobel-winning research and local training initiatives highlight innovation's central role in Spain's sustainable economic growth, emphasizing inclusive policies and circular economy practices.
Spain Proposes Ending Seasonal Time Changes Amid Regional and Health Debates
Spain proposes ending seasonal time changes, sparking debate over permanent winter vs. summer time with health and regional impacts.
Local Governance Challenges and Community Developments in Castilla y León Municipalities
Recent incidents and initiatives in Burgos and Salamanca highlight local governance challenges, public safety, business struggles, and infrastructure investments in Castilla y León.
Technical Issues in Andalusian Health Platform Stir Concerns Amidst Public Trust In Spain's Healthcare
Recent technical issues in Andalusia's health platform and a national survey reveal challenges and public trust dynamics in Spain's healthcare system.
Balearic Islands Launch Innovative Mental Health Crisis De-escalation and Comfort Room
The Balearic Islands introduce a scientifically-designed room to improve care and recovery for mental health crisis patients.
Valencia and Aragón Launch Robust Initiatives to Boost Entrepreneurship and Social Economy in 2025
Comprehensive financial and strategic programs in Valencia and Aragón are advancing entrepreneurship and social economy sectors with funding, support plans, and visibility efforts.
Balearic Islands Face Severe Housing Affordability Crisis Despite Economic Growth
The Balearic Islands’ booming economy contrasts sharply with a deepening housing affordability crisis, as residents need over 60 years to buy a home—double the national average.
Tensions Rise in Spanish Congress Amidst Criticism Over Far-Right and Government Stability
Spanish Congress session marked by disputes over far-right threats, government coalition tensions, and corruption allegations within PSOE.
Vigo Increases Social Policy Budget by 18% for 2026 to Over 28 Million Euros
Vigo announces an 18% increase in its 2026 social policy budget to 28 million euros, boosting services for the elderly, emergency aid, and social programs amid criticism of Xunta's elder care management.
European Commission Allocates €166 Million to Support Valencia Flood Recovery
The European Commission has reassigned €166 million to bolster recovery efforts in Valencia following the devastating October 2024 floods, supporting infrastructure, businesses, and social programs.
Spain to End Biannual Clock Changes by October 2026, Officially Setting the Final Date
Spain formalizes the final date for daylight saving time changes as October 25, 2026, with health concerns and minimal energy savings driving plans to end the practice.
Cupra Launches Limited Edition León Kings League Car Merging Football Passion with Automotive Innovation
Cupra introduces the León Kings League edition car, merging football enthusiasm with cutting-edge automotive technology, offering exclusive fan experiences.
Spain Faces Economic Uncertainty Amid Three-Year Budget Presentation Failure
Spain’s government faces criticism for failing to present national budgets for three years, risking economic instability and undermining EU fund management amid broader global fiscal policy challenges.
Rising Inflation Drives Up Prices of Basic Foods, Hitting Low-Income Households Hardest
Inflation has driven basic food prices up by over 30%, disproportionately affecting low-income households in Spain, with calls for regulatory reforms to curb corporate power.
Criticism Mounts Over Spanish Government's Handling of Women's Safety and Abortion Access
Rising political criticism targets Spain's government's failures on women's safety and abortion rights amid increased assaults and restricted abortion access.
Spain Sets Sights on Ending Biannual Daylight Saving Time Changes
Spain announces plans to abolish the twice-yearly clock changes, citing health concerns and lack of energy savings, proposing permanent time coordination within the EU.
Barcelona Faces Olympiacos in Challenging Champions League Clash Amid Key Player Absences
Barcelona hosts Olympiacos in their Champions League match on October 21, managing several key absences while seeking victory to improve their standings.
Tres Cantos and Hortaleza Boost Community Football with New Facilities and Usage Agreements
Madrid's Tres Cantos invests €2.5 million in a new sustainable football facility while Hortaleza grants usage rights for five fields, supporting over 5,000 young players across both areas.