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Spanish researchers have made a sensational discovery that fundamentally redraws our image of Neanderthal symbolic thinking. At the Abrigo de San Lázaro site in Segovia, a granite boulder with a red, ocher-colored dot was recovered, bearing a human fingerprint. The incredible part: forensic analyses have unequivocally identified this fingerprint as belonging to a Neanderthal.

Summer is just around the corner, and Renfe, Spain's leading rail network operator, is making travel more attractive than ever this year. With the brand new "Superprices" campaign, travel enthusiasts can explore the country from June 16 to September 14 at unbeatable conditions. From now until June 1, passengers have the opportunity to purchase tickets for their summer adventures, making travel in Spain both affordable and comfortable.

The Spanish government is sending a clear signal for the health of its youngest citizens: Starting next school year, which begins in September, direct aid of 100 euros will be granted to finance glasses and contact lenses for all children under 16 years of age.

Life in rural Spain, often referred to as "Empty Spain," is far from an idyllic picture of village romance. It's a daily struggle marked by the scarcity of basic services and social opportunities. One of the most pressing challenges is the lack of access to grocery stores. For thousands of Spaniards, weekly shopping becomes a veritable odyssey.

Spain positions itself within the European Union as the country with the highest relative immigration rate per capita, significantly surpassing major economies such as France, Italy, and Germany. Only smaller countries like Malta, Cyprus, or Luxembourg show higher percentages in comparison.

At a summit he hosted in Madrid, which brought together representatives from 20 European and Arab countries, Albares vehemently advocated for an "arms embargo" against Israel, emphasizing that no more arms sales should be made to the country. The Middle East does not need weapons at the moment, according to the minister.

Mercadona, Spain's undisputed supermarket giant, is not only known for its extensive product range and affordable prices but also as an attractive employer. In a country where working conditions and fair wages are often debated, Mercadona stands out with a collective bargaining agreement that offers a clear salary model for both full-time and part-time employees.

A tragic incident has shaken Santa Susanna: On Sunday evening, a firefighter lost his life while battling a fire at a hotel on the promenade. The alarm was raised at 7:29 PM, prompting the immediate mobilization of eight ground teams. Upon the arrival of the emergency services, the hotel, which housed around 250 people, had already been fully evacuated.

The Spanish government is on the verge of introducing a new daily fee of 1 Euro for certain vehicles and motorhomes. The aim is to reduce traffic in highly frequented tourist regions and relieve the environment. But who exactly will be affected by the regulation and where will it apply? We shed light on the details of the planned measure and provide an outlook on the expected effects.

Spain, a country that attracts many with its sunny climate, relaxed lifestyle, and seemingly strong affection for animals. However, for all those who wish to share the dream of living on the Iberian Peninsula with their beloved four-legged companions, an unexpected hurdle quickly emerges: The search for a rental apartment with a dog or cat often turns into a veritable gauntlet.