Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Carlos Marlasca
What is kickingball and why is it played in Spain?
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How is Spain facing up to its Catholic Church sexual abuse scandal?
It has been over four years since the revelations of historic sexual abuse cover-ups by the Spanish Catholic Church. But how are authorities dealing with this today? Euronews takes a look.
Adult learning centres in Spain make lifelong learning a reality
According to the Ministry of Education, there are some 200,000 adult education students in Spain.
Spain’s Doñana wetlands are drying up
Europe's most important wetland is suffocating due to lack of water. The last freshwater lagoon in theSpanish national park of Doñana has dried up.
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This Spanish city was in decline - until it prioritised pedestrians
In central Pontevedra, pedestrians now have priority. And in just over two decades, the home to 80,000 inhabitants has been transformed from a city in decay.
Spain puts billions into renovating homes for better energy efficiency
Spanish buildings are some of the EU's worst for energy efficiency. Now its government is promising to renovate half a million homes by 2026 to help achieve its green goals.
Dancers flee war in Ukraine and join Spain's National Dance Company
Several Ukrainian ballet professionals are now part of Spain's National Dance Company after leaving Ukraine because of the Russian invasion.
'I felt dead inside': Russian expat's pain over war in Ukraine
Russian Polyna Korneva, based in Madrid, said she felt 'dead inside' when she learned her relatives back home were in favour of the war.
Madrid university offers young Afghan refugees a future in Spain
Five years ago, the Camilo José Cela University became the first in Spain to welcome young people from areas of conflict.
Could equine therapy be the new stressbuster on the block?
Equine-assisted therapy is on the rise in Spain. For many people, riding a horse improves physical and mental health. And during the pandemic, it has also helped some people combat the stress and anxiety associated with COVID-19.
After nearly two decades of using the euro, is Spain finally ready to say goodbye to the peseta?
After nearly two decades of using the euro, Spain is almost ready to say goodbye to the peseta. But one business owner has a fresh idea for putting the old currency to use.
Madrid helps bars stay afloat by serving food without a license
New legislation in Madrid allows pubs without food licenses to sell food in order to help them through the pandemic.
The wild COVID-19 conspiracies — and why you should ignore them
With the break of any event, a slew of misinformation and false stories soon follow. But what are the biggest conspiracies from COVID-19?
Spain's intellectually disabled secure the right to vote
Spain's new voters: Law change gives disabled right to vote
Spanish election: Young people are more politically active
First time voters and the influence of a new party are likely to change the political landscape in the upcoming Spanish general election. There are around 35 million eligible voters, with just over a million young people who could go to the polls for the first time. They have a new set of concerns.
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