Court strikes down ban on tourist apartments in Palma de Mallorca
The judges ruled against the 2018 municipal order in the city on the grounds that it is “disproportionate and unnecessary”
The judges ruled against the 2018 municipal order in the city on the grounds that it is “disproportionate and unnecessary”
According to a new report, 19.9% of youngsters between the ages of 18 and 24 fall into the NEET category in 2020 – a problem that was exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic
These small businesses are continuing to attract customers, who are interested in a wider collection of titles and do not want algorithms deciding what they should watch
The energy sector says it will be ‘impossible to continue’ if their excess gains are cut as part of the raft of measures aimed at reducing the cost of electricity for consumers
The group is working toward more agile, collaborative and efficient management, based on synergies between its brands. Digital transformation is a priority for the company’s roadmap
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says the plan includes lowering taxes on electricity and putting a cap on what consumers pay for gas. Consumer electricity bills grew 34.9% in August from a year earlier
Technological progress is a source of growth and jobs, but we need to be prepared to make the most of it
Country dwellers in parts of Castilla-La Mancha, Aragón and Castilla y León have to travel on average more than 25 kilometers to reach a health clinic or a supermarket, according to a study by the Bank of Spain
A row broke out despite the deputy premier of Catalonia having signed a deal covering the €1.7bn project. The tensions are throwing into doubt plans for talks over the future of the region
As students go back to school and staff to their offices, the coming weeks will be key for either relaxing coronavirus measures or maintaining them to combat new spikes
With discipline, time, diversification and a willingness to accept some risk, it is possible to achieve annual returns in excess of 5%
Speaking to EL PAÍS, the Socialist Party leader explains that his government has put in motion structural reforms in a bid to bring down the soaring cost of power in Spain. He also discusses Afghanistan and the country’s successful Covid-19 vaccination campaign
The regions are resorting to vouchers, advertising campaigns and sporting or cultural events to try to stimulate demand. Foreign visits were down 55.5% in July compared to levels before the health crisis took hold
The majority of the country's territories are keeping bars and nightclubs closed. Experts say that the enclosed, poorly ventilated nature of these venues make them the perfect breeding ground for the coronavirus
The ranks of the unemployed have been thinning for six months now, with the labor market boosted by the lifting of coronavirus restrictions and the advanced vaccination campaign
The sector saw a record-high number of domestic travelers in July, but is struggling to lure back international visitors due to the pandemic
Many large firms are delaying on-site activity due to the fifth wave of the pandemic, while some seem to favor a model allowing two days of remote work a week
The deadline to exchange the former currency for euros has now passed, but unlike in countries such as France or Portugal, a surprisingly large amount has not been returned
The coronavirus health crisis has prompted patrons to use more plastic in bars and restaurants, but only a slight fall has been seen in the gratuities they leave behind
A number of store owners have opted to return to China due to the coronavirus crisis, which has not only affected sales but also made them feel unsafe. Others have chosen to reinvent their businesses
Residents of the Balearic Island have to contend with high rental and property prices, while there are also problems with municipal services such as garbage collection and water treatment
According to the Economy Ministry, the country will receive another €10 billion in December, and will be sent 80% of the planned transfers between 2021 and 2022
EL PAÍS explains why prices on the wholesale market continue to hit record highs and what consumers can do to bring down their bill
Experts predict the lack of wind power and greater demand due to air conditioning will lead to record-breaking prices
Despite fears of stricter restrictions due to high case rates, fully vaccinated travelers will not have to quarantine when they return from their Spanish vacation
The new figures, however, show that women continue to bear the brunt of the coronavirus crisis, representing 60% of the unemployed in July
There were 5.4 million international visitors between January and June, down 50% from 2020, and the industry fears new travel restrictions that could drive numbers down even further