Castilla-La Mancha invests over €1 million in training, employment, and aid programs to aid Letur’s recovery from the DANA disaster, focusing on vocational projects and rural tourism promotion.
Mataró’s 2026 designation as Spain’s Capital of Social Economy spotlights governmental investment, youth engagement, and democratic economic values.
Spain faces ongoing unstable weather conditions with widespread heavy rainfall, strong winds, and snow alerts, prompting multiple regional warnings.
Spain’s government is actively responding to severe flooding in Andalucía, including site visits by the Prime Minister and continued emergency management efforts following storms Marta and Leonardo.
Train strikes reduce Cercanías services in Cantabria while Renfe resumes high-speed rail between Córdoba and Sevilla after flood disruptions.
Manuel Álvarez explains how Spain's multipillar pension system combines state, collective, and individual components to ensure robust retiree security and economic growth.
Storm Marta causes extensive flooding, road closures, and elevated river levels in southern Spain, with ongoing impacts in Andalusia and Córdoba.
Storm Marta brings severe flooding, road closures, evacuations, and transport disruptions across Spain, with Andalucia and Madrid among the hardest hit.
Spain’s Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo refutes former Minister Nadia Calviño’s claims of government meddling to alter INE economic data during the pandemic, defending the institute’s independence.
Storm Marta causes nearly 100 road closures and safety alerts from Badajoz to Madrid as heavy rain and floods impact southern Spain.
Storm Marta is causing evacuations, road closures, and water supply disruptions in Córdoba amid rising Guadalquivir River levels and severe flooding.
Spain's economy grew 2.8% in 2025 driven by strong internal demand and employment gains, with a moderate growth outlook for 2026 amid easing inflation and robust housing demand.
Storm Borrasca Leonardo has brought severe flooding, evacuations, and infrastructure damage to multiple Spanish regions including Salamanca and Andalucía.
Borrasca Leonardo causes flooding, evacuations, and transport halts across Spain, especially in Andalucía and Galicia.
The IEA projects Spain's electricity demand to grow nearly 2% annually until 2030, driven by renewables, industrial growth, and infrastructure investments.
Storm Leonardo continues to impact Spain with evacuations, severe flooding, and safety measures including park closures and emergency responses to storm damage.
Spain's economic growth contrasts with persistent poverty, worsened by housing challenges, highlighting the need for stronger social policies, according to Oxfam Intermón.
Pedro Sánchez announces a robust 2026 industrial policy including a sovereign fund, decarbonization projects, and enhanced vocational training to boost Spain's industrial competitiveness and innovation.
Spain faces historic flooding and wind damage as the Borrasca Leonardo storm triggers evacuations and infrastructure disruptions across multiple regions including Andalucía and Valencia.
Severe weather from Borrasca Leonardo leads to river-level evacuations and suspensions of schools and university classes in Córdoba, highlighting ongoing regional challenges.
Spain manages reservoir releases in Salamanca while humanitarian aid reaches evacuated families in southern Spain amid Storm Leonardo's flooding.
Spain's economy is projected for solid growth in 2026, driven by EU funds, though Burgos region expects more modest gains amid global and tariff-related uncertainties.
Storm Leonardo prompts red alerts, evacuations, and school closures across Andalusia and other Spanish regions amid severe flooding threats.
Spain's circular economy is growing slowly with an 8.5% circularity rate; sustainability improves but greater acceleration is needed, especially in resource reuse and recycling.
Spain's economy shows strong job growth and immigration gains, but public dissatisfaction grows over housing, pensions, and political division.
Spain announces a ban on social media access for minors under 16 and strengthens platform regulations amid growing concerns over digital safety and misinformation.
An Atlantic weather system is causing severe rain, snow, wind, and avalanche threats across Spain starting February 2, 2026, with Galicia and the Pyrenees most affected.
Despite women dominating psychology education in Spain, significant gender gaps persist in leadership and pay, highlighting ongoing inequality.
Spain's Ministry of Labor suspends its new digital work hour registration system to address legal, privacy, and SME implementation concerns.
Spain's rising economic success is challenged by political gridlock and heated debates on immigration amid shifting demographics.
A severe winter storm has caused widespread transportation disruptions across Spain, with 45 roads affected, strong winds, and flooding impacting multiple regions.
Spain's government launches a landmark 2026 migrant amnesty granting legal status to 500,000 undocumented workers amid labor shortages and political debate.
Spain faces severe weather alerts including heavy rain, low-altitude snow, and strong winds amid ongoing Atlantic storms.
Spain's unemployment drops below 10% with strong job creation primarily in services, while low productivity growth poses economic concerns.
Spain’s 2025 GDP grew 2.8%, driven mainly by household consumption and investment despite challenges in productivity and external trade.
Storm Kristin unleashes heavy snow, fatal avalanche in the Pyrenees, and ongoing severe weather warnings across Spain into early February.
Funeral in Huelva honors 45 victims of Adamuz train accident; King and Queen offer condolences; political debates intensify amid calls for minister's resignation.
Spain's economy accelerates unexpectedly in late 2025 with a 2.8% GDP rise led by consumption, job growth, and investment.
Spain advances its circular economy with a new government action plan, leadership in its Circular Economy Observatory, and specialized training for furniture industry professionals.
Spain's government and unions agree on a 3.1% minimum wage increase to €1,221, amid opposition from business groups and plans for regulatory reforms.