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Castilla La Mancha became the latest Spanish region to announce an easing of pandemic restrictions as the national COVID-19 infection rate fell to its lowest level in nearly a month. In Mallorca, the Balearic government is under pressure to ease the lockdown and a legal challenge has been launched. Bars and restaurants in the central region will be able to reopen from today, authorities said, but customers must download a QR code before going inside, allowing them to be traced if an outbreak occurs. The decision comes after a similar announcement by the western region of Extremadura on Wedne...

"Princess Leonor is leaving Spain like her grandfather...". Questions being asked in parliament...

When the UK left the European Union on December 31, British Expats lost most of their privileges as EU citizens, such as public health care and moving to Spain without a job or substantial financial resources to stay. Overseas Experts and British Associations like "Brexpats in Spain" which has more than 20,000 members on Spanish soil, fought to prevent Brexit and many are extremely upset about the red tape they’re now forced to navigate. “ They’ve begun to feel foreign in our country,” says Marbella Lawyer & Foreign Specialist Ricardo Bocanegra, who believes that it’s the people w...

Britain and Spain are at odds over the so-called vaccine passport which should have made it easier to travel to the Balearics and the rest of Spain. Despite press speculation including an article in The Times last week which suggested that Britain was preparing to introduce the passport, a British minister has poured cold water over the suggestion. Spain is pushing the European Union for the introduction of the passport. Spain has said it would make travel to Spain easier. But British vaccine minister Nadhim Zahawissaid over the weekend there were several reasons why vaccine passports would...

An African Prince is interested in buying one of Spain´s most expensive properties, an recently-built-mansion in Alcudia, according to reports this morning, according to IB3 TV. Randy Koussou, Prince of Benin, has shown an interest in the property which has spectacular views over the Bay of Alcudia. Initially, Roman Abramóvich owner of Chelsea Football Club, was also looking to purchase the mansion when it was first built is 2017 for 57 million euros. In the end the sale failed to take place and now it could be sold to Koussou at a reduced price. He would then offer the house to the rulin...