Spain's Social Economy Sector Achieves Historic Economic Impact and Employment Milestones
Spain's Social Economy sector constitutes over 11% of GDP and employs more than 1.2 million people, showing economic resilience and fostering regional growth.
Spain's Social Economy sector constitutes over 11% of GDP and employs more than 1.2 million people, showing economic resilience and fostering regional growth.
Spain and Portugal are leading a transformative green energy transition in Europe, poised to create up to one million...
Spain's hospitality sector is confronting labor shortages and calls for price increases and automation as it undergoe...
Despite record revenues surpassing €30 billion, major European football clubs accumulated losses over €1 billion in 2025 due to soaring costs and declining broadcasting revenues.
Extremadura boosts renewable energy to over 52% of its energy mix and greenlights a lithium battery factory in Mérida, marking major progress in sustainability and industrial growth.
Spain's inflation rate remained stable at 2.3% in February 2026, balancing electricity price drops with rising food and fuel costs, according to official data.
Spain enhances circular economy efforts with the CÍCLICOM plastics innovation platform and Bizkaia's Waste Lab pioneering waste sector projects and collaboration.
Spain's Social Economy sector constitutes over 11% of GDP and employs more than 1.2 million people, showing economic resilience and fostering regional growth.
Telefónica has completed the sale of its entire stake in BBVA for €608 million, ending a 25-year partnership and altering board representation in both firms.
The EU has initiated legal action against Spain for failing to properly implement key mortgage lending regulations under Directive 2014/17/EU, endangering consumer protection and financial market competitiveness.
Spain's Economy Minister highlights immigrant integration as key to economic growth, job creation, and increased business activity.
Spain's economy grows above 2% amidst new U.S. tariffs and trade challenges, with export growth driven by key sectors and regions in 2025.
The Spanish Congress debates a Sumar party bill to prohibit layoffs linked to corporate relocation outside the EU, protecting workers and enhancing transparency in business sales.
Oviedo's top ten companies generated over €6 billion in 2025 revenue, with energy giants leading and executive pay on the rise in key firms.
Spain and Portugal are leading a transformative green energy transition in Europe, poised to create up to one million jobs and €1 trillion in value by 2030 through strategic industrial initiatives and workforce development.
Spain's SEF agency expanded business support services by over 30% in 2025, alongside new 2026 legislation regulating high-cost credit companies to protect businesses and consumers.
Spain registers its largest drop in competitiveness since 2008 amid euro appreciation and rising costs, while Prime Minister Sánchez highlights economic growth and reform plans.
Business insolvencies in Spain dropped 6% in 2025, though regional variations and ongoing financial vulnerabilities persist amid a fragile economic recovery.
Spain's hospitality sector is confronting labor shortages and calls for price increases and automation as it undergoes a critical business model transformation.
Highlighting 2025's robust housing market growth led by Spain's interior regions, surpassing urban centers despite supply shortages and economic challenges.
Spain's exports hit €387 billion in 2025, the second-best record ever, boosted by diverse sectors and expanding markets despite challenges.
Spain's surging real estate investment contrasts with critical housing shortages and rising rents, threatening economic growth and labor mobility.
Castilla-La Mancha aims to exceed €11 billion in exports by 2025, leveraging new EU trade agreements while addressing international market instability through regional government initiatives.
Andalucía leads Spain’s social economy with 25 top 100 cooperatives, driving over 80,000 jobs and €19 billion revenue, anchored by agro-food and strategic sectors like pharmaceutical distribution.
Key Spanish regions are advancing economic development via maritime leadership, circular economy initiatives in Madrid markets, and a new economic data portal.
Spain inaugurates 'España Crece' to finance key sectors domestically, while experts dispute its sovereign wealth fund status.
Spain anticipates slower economic growth in 2026 amid record airport investments by Aena and significant tariff disputes with airlines, reflecting growing economic challenges.
Grupo Aramón leads sustainability in Spanish ski resorts by recycling ski boots and lift rubber, significantly reducing CO₂ emissions and promoting circular economy practices.
Spain launches the €10.5 billion 'España Crece' sovereign fund to mobilize €120 billion in private investment targeting key economic sectors for sustained growth.
Spain's MWC 2026 and Benidorm Fest significantly boost economic growth by driving technological innovation and increasing tourism.
Spain's ICO is set to open its first office outside Spain in Brussels and receive a historic €10.5 billion capital increase to expand its role in European financial projects.
Bierzo's cattle farming sector expands with new farms, facing challenges from Toreno slaughterhouse's closure awaiting technical review for reopening.
Andalucía unveils an extensive dossier cataloging its blue economy, aiming to boost sustainable marine development with over 600 companies and nearly 400 projects.
Gipuzkoa's 2025 revenues surged 10.8% to €6.075 billion, driven by tax growth and marked by record municipal funding despite global economic uncertainties.
Donostia intensifies efforts in 2026 to strengthen its advanced industrial economy and employment, alongside Basque Government's €5.8 million plan to boost local development across Euskadi.
Spain leads European growth in 2025 amid a global economy facing geopolitical, financial, and structural risks influencing market stability in 2026.
The Spanish government has launched Eco-Track and Eco-Lab to help SMEs more easily access sustainable financing and innovate in sustainability efforts.
Spain promotes circular economy innovations in packaging regulation and ecodesigned children's furniture reuse programs to reduce waste and enhance sustainability.
Immigration in Spain has significantly countered the economic challenges posed by an aging population, but effective integration and productivity gains are crucial for maximizing its benefits.
Andalucía's economy outpaces national growth with a 5.97% GDP increase and historic job creation in 2025, underscoring its growing economic significance in Spain.
Spain advances youth engagement and local social economy strategies with the launch of a national Youth Network and Baiona's roadmap for an equitable economy.
The European Investment Bank has nearly doubled its financing for affordable and sustainable housing in Spain to around €2 billion for 2024-2025, supporting the construction of about 11,000 homes while fiscal improvements continue amid rising expenditure concerns.
Spain's shift to digital payments raises concerns over privatization, prompting debate on implementing a public digital euro to preserve accessibility and sovereignty.