First blind student in history to qualify as a judge
A YOUNG man from Valencia has become Spain's first-ever blind judge to qualify in the profession.
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A YOUNG man from Valencia has become Spain's first-ever blind judge to qualify in the profession.
FOR THE first time in the history of credit and debit cards, plastic has overtaken cash as a method of payment in Spain, according to marketing consultancy Nielsen.
BRITISH nationals living in Spain can apply for a non-EU 'residence card' from Monday, July 6, the General Directorate of Migration and Police has confirmed – but this is not compulsory for those who already...
SPAIN'S socialist MPs – who make up the bulk of the country's coalition government – want to gradually axe cash from circulation and have tabled a motion to that effect.
EUROPEAN Union member States will get a slice of a €37 billion fund to help them through the Coronavirus crisis – money that will help reinforce the healthcare services and support small and medium-sized businesses,...
BANKIA will give homeowners a six-month moratorium on their mortgages – only requiring them to pay the interest, not the capital – and on personal loan and self-employed or sole traders' business loan repayments.
THE Eurozone interest rate has now marked its fourth anniversary in negative figures, meaning mortgages in Spain and other common-currency nations will continue to be low – in fact, the closing figure for February was...
AS MORE and more European countries dispense with notes and coins, and debit and credit card payments become more widely accepted, one wonders if physical currency could become extinct within a generation. After all,...
LEFTIST Unidas Podemos has won its first debate with its socialist (PSOE) coalition partners – a request to change the Criminal Code so that only consciously-consenting sexual relations can be considered as such.
BANKS are now longer allowed to charge an overdraft fee in addition to non-payment interest following a landmark verdict by the Supreme Court brought by a customer of a Basque Country-based high-street entity.
A WOMAN whose husband signed up for credit without her permission or knowledge has been absolved from paying back the debt in a Supreme Court (pictured) verdict that will set a precedent for similar cases.
EUROZONE interest has hit a new low and is expected to break all records at the close of August, having dropped to -0.354%.