Galicia and Northern Portugal advance social economy development through cross-border accelerator programs and local economic agendas promoting social entrepreneurship and inclusive growth.
The economy of Castilla y León shows moderate growth but faces fragile stability due to unchecked public spending, reliance on foreign labor, and the need for strategic economic planning.
Xunta de Galicia plans a nearly €45 million investment in 2026 to support social economy initiatives and labor integration for people with disabilities.
Mercadona agrees to acquire Logifruit to unify logistics and enhance sustainability through circular economy principles, integrating 1,600 employees and awaiting regulatory approval.
The Extremadura government and CIEM intensify collaboration to support over 23,000 businesses, focusing on infrastructure, taxation, and SME growth strategies.
Catalonia's economy grew 0.8% in Q3 2025, driven by strong investment, construction, and internal demand, surpassing Spain and EU quarterly growth rates.
Andalusian government allocates €14.4 million to boost business ventures in Cádiz, Córdoba, and Sevilla, supporting major projects with a total investment of €27.7 million.
Cádiz hosts a key roundtable event on December 19 featuring experts discussing the role of social economy in the current socioeconomic system, with opportunities for student engagement and professional development.
Unicaja forecasts Extremadura's economy and employment will grow steadily through 2026, with a slight decline in unemployment despite sectoral challenges.
The European Commission has escalated infringement procedures against Spain for failing to comply with the Digital Operational Resilience Act by the EU deadline and has also issued formal notices regarding state liability breaches.
In December 2025, Spain is bolstering its social economy and care sectors through significant events and investments aimed at improving sustainability, social cohesion, and quality care services.
Gijón and Cartagena have launched key initiatives to promote innovation and entrepreneurship in the blue economy, emphasizing maritime potential and sustainable development.
Spain’s Congress passes the 2025 Social Economy Law to modernize cooperative regulations and boost social enterprises, despite opposition from PP and Vox.
Experts emphasize financial education and prudent credit card use as essential for achieving financial stability in Spain, especially during the lottery season.
Spain’s 2025 economy is marked by regional growth disparities and urgent efforts to secure crucial EU Next Generation funds to sustain economic resilience.
The global green economy's growth is propelled by strategic business models, technological innovation, and policy incentives, with China leading investments and Spain making notable recovery strides.
Spain's inflation rate in November remains above the EU average, driven mainly by rising electricity prices and the end of fiscal subsidies on energy costs.
Spain plans strict new regulations to limit abusive consumer credit interest rates, following an EU directive targeting predatory lending in revolving credit cards and microloans.
Spain launches Plan España Auto 2030 focusing on electric mobility and industrial innovation to bolster its automotive sector and retain European leadership.
Granada's Economy department plans increased 2026 inspections to raise tax revenues by €1.6 million without raising taxes, focusing on property, terrace, economic activity, and construction taxes.
The OECD forecasts Spain to lead growth among advanced economies in 2025 with a 2.9% GDP increase, highlighting strong technological and fiscal factors despite inflation challenges.
Spain bolsters sustainability with Burgos hosting a key industrial circular economy event while youth and experts engage on sustainable consumption under the European Green Deal.
The Basque Government has granted a €6,046 subsidy to support the Kutsuak project, enhancing social labor inclusion for people with mental health conditions under the V Plan Vasco de Inclusión 2022-2026.
Europe faces an economic crossroads in 2026 as AI drives global growth but the continent struggles with technological investment gaps and public debt challenges.