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Cut in weekly working hours in Spain could mean more holiday days for workersEmployees may gain up to 12 extra days off a year under the new labour rules Spain is moving closer to reducing the standard working week from 40 to 37.5 hours, and while this change is being welcomed for promoting a better work-life balance, it could..
Spanish study needs 10,000 volunteers to drink wine every dayThe 4-year clinical trial will look at the long-term effects of alcohol on our health If you’re the kind of person who enjoys a glass of wine with dinner and has always hoped it was secretly good for you, well, science might finally be on your.. 21/05/2025
Shopping on Temu or Shein? The EU wants to add another fee to your orderLast year, an incredible 4.17 billion packages were shipped from China-based retailers to Spain and the rest of Europe If you’ve noticed Temu or Shein ads popping up everywhere lately, you’re not imagining things. These online platforms.. 21/05/2025
Uncertainty remains over e-gate use for British travellers to the EUNew digital border system offers hope for shorter queues, but not in time for this summer British holidaymakers hoping to breeze through EU airport queues using e-gates this summer may be disappointed. Despite progress in negotiations between.. 21/05/2025
Why green lines are appearing on roads across SpainThe unusual road markings are inspired by similar safety initiatives in Europe A curious feature has begun drawing attention on roads across Spain: thin green lines painted alongside the white road edges. They may seem new to many drivers, but these.. 21/05/2025
Court ruling could end cheap Ryanair flights to Spain, warns expertBudget airlines may be forced to include cabin bags in ticket prices, raising fares for UK travellers A recent court ruling in Spain has dealt a blow to Ryanair’s baggage fee policy, but it could spell the end of ultra-low-cost flights for many.. 21/05/2025
3 out of 4 renters in Spain can’t afford to save a down paymentHouse prices in Spain have risen at double the rate of salaries in recent years According to a new report from the Bank of Spain, three out of four households living in rented accommodation don’t not have enough savings to cover the down payment.. 21/05/2025
Another blow for Spanish households as bottled gas price shoots up againThe cost of a gas cylinder, or bombona de butano, in Spain is nearing the all-time high Usually at this time of year, we’re switching out the bottled gas from our heaters to the BBQ but with the weather continuing its very unsettled trend, it.. 20/05/2025
Ryanair to raise flight prices after profits slumpThe budget airline has already axed 12 routes in Spain for 2025 Low-cost airline Ryanair has announced that it will raise its flight prices after 12 months of lower fares that saw its profits fall 16% in its last fiscal year, which ended March 31... 20/05/2025
How long should you wait to drive after drinking in Spain?The traffic authorities in Spain plan to reduce the drink-driving limit to practically zero in the near future With alcohol playing a growing role in deadly traffic accidents in Spain and so much conflicting information out there, the big question.. 19/05/2025
New immigration rules begin in Spain, making it easier for migrants to become legalThe updated regulations aim to help asylum seekers living in Spain secure jobs and legal residency Spain’s radical new immigration rules, approved last November, officially take effect on Tuesday May 20. The government hopes these changes will.. 19/05/2025
Spain moves to ban spam calls in long-awaited Customer Service reformNew rules aim to block spam and protect consumers in Spain from hidden contracts Spain finally looks set to amend its Customer Service Law to block unwelcome telemarketing calls from businesses, something which the government promised to have implemented..
How to spot watered-down fuel at petrol stations in SpainA well-known garage was caught tampering with fuel in Valencia recently The recent incident at a filling station in Alaquàs, Valencia, has raised concerns among drivers across Spain. More than one hundred motorists unknowingly filled their cars..
Spain issues urgent recall of popular antidepressantThe Spanish Agency for Medicines has detected impurities in a very common mental health drug The Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products (AEMPS) has issued an urgent recall of several batches of the antidepressant medication duloxetine due.. 14/05/2025
Why are our tomatoes, milk and olive oil so expensive? The real story behind Spain’s food prices From the olive oil price row to why supermarkets fight over shelf space, here’s what’s really going on in Spain’s food chain Although inflation in Spain has started to ease, with April showing a modest 2.2 percent increase.. 14/05/2025
The new overtime rule that Spanish workers have been waiting forUnder the labour reform in Spain, companies must provide each worker with a receipt for overtime hours Going forward, Spanish companies will have to be far more transparent when it comes to overtime. As part of the country's new labour reform.. 14/05/2025
The new Social Security measure that could boost your Spanish retirementAn updated system for voluntary contributions can help you secure a better retirement in Spain If you’re planning to retire in Spain or already thinking about your pension, there’s a new Social Security option you should know about. It.. 14/05/2025
Did you know? Tuesday 13th is an unlucky day in Spain, not Friday 13thThe day Tuesday 13th is a day of bad luck in Spain, as opposed to Friday 13th in other cultures Tuesday 13th is an unlucky day in Spain, and not Friday 13th as it is in the United States, the United Kingdom and other Western countries. This..
Spanish banks must pay up: Supreme Court rules in favour of fraud victimsFinancial institutions now liable for online fraud unless they can prove customer negligence Banks can no longer dodge responsibility when their customers fall victim to online fraud. In a landmark ruling, Spain’s Supreme Court has confirmed.. 09/05/2025
This colour-changing food label is helping Europe cut waste - and it all started with a dodgy steakThree young Spaniards have invented a smart biodegradable label that shows in real time when food has gone off, and it’s winning awards across Europe It began in a shared kitchen in Elche, Alicante, when a questionable-looking steak sparked.. 09/05/2025
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