Spain is advancing its circular economy agenda in 2026 via regional projects in Rubí, Castilla-La Mancha, and Asturias that focus on business support, bio-waste management, and social innovation.
Spain’s government commits €7 billion to protected housing, with Catalonia leading regional efforts despite uneven support nationwide.
Murcia's startup vitality, Galicia's sustainable innovation, and Cartagena's defense tech expansion showcase Spain's regional business innovation leadership.
Albacete's provincial government credits zero debt and local investments for its robust economic growth and export success in 2025.
The Bizkaia government has approved crucial policy initiatives while political tensions regarding housing remain high.
Regional leaders in Spain rally against proposed EU budget centralization affecting Cohesion Policy.
Recent government and business initiatives are shaping economic growth in Castilla y León.
Regional efforts in Spain aim to boost strategic economic sectors and the social economy.
The European Commission endorses Spain's agreement on modernizing cohesion policy for increased regional development.
Castilla y León participates in Interterritorial Council to enhance Spain's international economic strategies.
Madrid promotes low tax incentives to attract Ibero-American investors.
Spain advocates for a distinct agricultural and fisheries policy with regional budgets.
The new Incubazul incubator opens in Cádiz, set to enhance local innovation.
Alfonso Rueda promotes economic growth alongside sustainability in rural areas of Spain.
Spain advances its economic strategies with a substantial regional pact and emphasis on the care economy.
Catalonia's government launches a plan to enhance its global economic engagement through various initiatives.
Spain's government introduces initiatives to simplify business operations and promote EU market integration.
Málaga's technology sector is set to strengthen through new regional government initiatives.
Castellón's 'Plan Futur Provincia' aims to attract investments and diversify its economy for greater resilience.
Andalucía pledges to achieve full economic self-sufficiency by 2026 without state funding.
Experts express diverse views on the implications of Catalonia's debt forgiveness by the Spanish government.