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EXPLAINED: What's more expensive in Spain than in other countries? (opens the original)
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Is Spain really as affordable as you think? While the general cost of living may be lower than what you're used to back in your home countries, there are several costs that are considerably higher in Spain. Most of the higher-than-average costs in Spain are linked to housing, being self-employed as well as banking and official matters, meaning that those who move here to set up a business have to pay out more than they initially might have thought. It's worth noting as well that Spain leads pric
Why you can't donate blood in Spain if you don't speak Spanish (opens the original)
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Spain is one of the world leaders when it comes to blood donations and for many years it has been near the top of the rankings. According to the European blood alliance, Spain came in fifth place in Europe when it came to the amount of blood donated in 2025, with 1.63 million donations. And in 2024, the Spanish city of Burgos was world's leading city in blood donations. There, donations exceeded 60 per 1,000 inhabitants, almost double the average for Spain. Blood donations are essential for nume
Why you can't donate blood in Spain if you don't speak Spanish (opens the original)
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Spain is one of the world leaders when it comes to blood donations and for many years it has been near the top of the rankings. According to the European blood alliance, Spain came in fifth place in Europe when it came to the amount of blood donated in 2025, with 1.63 million donations. And in 2024, the Spanish city of Burgos was world's leading city in blood donations. There, donations exceeded 60 per 1,000 inhabitants, almost double the average for Spain. Blood donations are essential for nume
Today in Spain: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday (opens the original)
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Almost half of cat owners in Spain rescued their pets from the street According to feline hygiene and welfare firm Sanicat, 42 percent of cat owners said they found their pet on the street and decided to keep them. This rises to 62 percent in Castilla-La Mancha, 54 percent in Murcia, 51 percent in Navarre and 49 percent in Cantabria. A total of 39 percent of those surveyed indicated that they had gone through a formal adoption via a shelter or rescue association. Abandonment is the biggest conce
LISTED: Spain pre-approves six housing crisis measures (opens the original)
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Spain's governing parties PP and Sumar finally came to an agreement on Tuesday September 29th to approve a new set of housing regulations. Although the government had been trying to get these new laws approved for a while, the recent approval comes after public pressure following the case of Maricarmen, the 87-year-old woman evicted from her home in the capital of Madrid. According to government sources, the governing parties have reached an agreement to approve several housing measures to "resp
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