How reservoirs help countries cope with dry periods: Spain compared with France, Germany, the Czech Republic and Austria. When drought in Europe is discussed, Spain often features among the countries most exposed. However, climate risk and the capacity to respond to it are different issues. A country may receive less

The Popular Party and the far-right formation impose their majority and pass the Accompaniment Law, completing the Budget Law. PP and Vox are advancing in the extension of the “national priority” advocated by the far-right party within the Valencian regulatory framework. This Friday, they imposed their majority (40 and 13

American Buyers in Spain: Why US Demand for Spanish Property Is Growing and What Buyers Need to Know in 2026 The profile of foreign property buyers in Spain is changing. For many years, international demand for Spanish residential property was dominated by buyers from neighbouring European countries and Northern Europe,

Enhanced Legal Certainty for Real Estate Investment: Spain’s Supreme Court Clarifies the Legal Framework Against Squatting Purchasing a second home in Spain remains one of the most attractive lifestyle and wealth-management decisions for individuals and investors across Europe and worldwide. The climate, international connectivity, and high standard of living make

New Valencia City Council Waste Collection Charge: Payment and Direct Debit Valencia City Council has begun issuing notices for the new Charge for the Municipal Collection and Transport of Solid Urban Waste, commonly referred to as the waste collection charge, refuse collection charge or rubbish collection charge. This charge is

Planning Your Move to Spain: Don’t Overlook Your U.S. Retirement Accounts Every year, we receive enquiries from Americans, dual nationals, and Spanish citizens returning from the United States who are planning to relocate to Spain. A typical question is the following: “My wife and I are working in the United