The fight against IPTV in Spain continues: A fine of 450 euros for watching...
The war on IPTV in Spain continues. LaLiga has suffered another setback in its fight against football piracy, prompting President Javier Tebas to seriously investigate links illegally broadcasting matches.
More than a hundred motorists in the province of Valencia filled up with petrol...
More than 100 drivers in the province of Valencia were affected by a problem at a gas station in Alaquàs. These users unknowingly filled their vehicles with gasoline mixed with water.
Three bodies found in a vehicle in a canal in the town of Cartaya...
On Monday, three bodies were discovered in a vehicle submerged in a canal in Cartaya (Huelva), according to sources from the Provincial Consortium for Fire and Emergency Services (112).
Why the Guardia Civil takes fuel samples from drivers
One of the aspects where drivers try to save money is fuel. The vast majority want to pay as little as possible to fill their vehicle's tank with gasoline or diesel.
Half of the cars registered in Alicante are used for rental
With more than two million inhabitants in the province of Alicante, the company has a fleet of over 1.4 million vehicles. This highlights the direct relationship between population and the number of motorized units.
Spanish banks push mortgage lending to the highest level since the outbreak of the...
Banks are accelerating mortgage lending. The economic recovery and the decline in interest rates, which are already approaching their lowest point, are paving the way for residential lending to reach levels not seen since the onset of the financial crisis
A 2-year-old girl dies after drowning in a private pool in Finestrat
A two-year-old girl died Saturday afternoon after drowning in a private swimming pool in Finestrat, according to the Emergency Information and Coordination Center (CICU).
The story of Sister Úrsula, the nun whose incorruptible body is kept in a...
Alicante, a city rich in history and mystery, preserves a mystery that has persisted for over three centuries in its alleys and streets. At its center is the mysterious figure of Sister Úrsula Micaela Morata, a Capuchin nun whose body has remained incorrupt since her death in 1703.
Ibiza’s new regulations make life in a caravan more difficult: a pitch on the...
The housing crisis is forcing residents and seasonal workers to live in vehicles, while the new law further tightens conditions for them. Unregistered vehicles entering the island must book a campsite, which costs approximately €1,800 per month.
Three months in prison for leaving a puppy tied up for 15 days in...
Jaén Criminal Court No. 2 has sentenced the owners of a puppy to three months in prison for keeping it chained for at least 15 days on a farm in Alcalá la Real (Jaén) without providing it with food or water.