Spain expands widow's pension for cohabiting parents
The Spanish government will approve a decree-law removing the marriage requirement for cohabiting couples with children to access pensions.
Spain expands widow's pension for cohabiting parents · Spain mandates 400 prefix for commercial calls · Magnitude 4.2 earthquake hits Benuza in Leon
The Spanish government will approve a decree-law removing the marriage requirement for cohabiting couples with children to access pensions.
New consumer protection laws require Spanish companies to use a specific 400 prefix for marketing calls starting from 17 October.
A magnitude 4.2 earthquake struck Benuza on Thursday night, felt across Leon and Galicia with no reported injuries or material damage.
Yolanda Díaz convenes the Advisory Commission to raise the minimum wage before the upcoming general elections in November.
Civil Guard officers have detained five people following a violent attack on a Moroccan man during festivities in Tavernes de la Valldigna.
Legal experts warn that Sumar's amendment to expand nationality criteria may be unconstitutional due to a lack of legislative coherence.
A 56-year-old man is in custody after his partner died from stab wounds in La Campana, marking the 38th gender-based killing of the year.
A 3.5 magnitude tremor with an epicenter between Sucina and San Javier was felt across Murcia today, prompting 30 emergency calls.
Lleida's municipal plenary has passed an initial ordinance prohibiting full-face veils in public spaces despite potential legal challenges.
Former Valencian president Carlos Mazón defends his actions before a congressional commission following the disaster that killed 232.