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These are the sectors with the lowest unemployment rate in Spain

Unemployment is a global concern that captures the attention of governments worldwide, and Spain is not exempt from this reality. However, within this context,...

How much money does the Spanish tax authority keep from betting?

Betting has become an important way of entertainment for a long period of time and is sometimes a way to earn extra income for...

The most underrated La Liga summer signings

La Liga has been one of the biggest forces in European soccer for as long as continental competition has existed. The league is seen as...

Torrevieja Art Exhibition to Help Ukraine

The Torrevieja Casino will be hosting an art exhibition for the next couple of weeks, which is intended to directly benefit the people of Ukraine. Viktor Fridrikh, originally from Ternopil in the west of Urkaine, has been living in Spain since 1999, and studied at the Torrevieja art school. His works can be found in …

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The Leader Newspaper 07 August 23 _ Edition 983

Gary Doggett, a popular local businessman, has lost one leg and is in danger of losing the other, after he was crushed between a...

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Springtime Serenade at La Siesta!     

“It´s a grand night for singing” on Wednesday 15th...

The Leader Weekend Briefing – Friday 19 April 2024

In our last Spanish news roundup of the week,...

Reckless Driver Caught by Social Media Post

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The Guardia Civil identified a driver performing dangerous "drifting" and "donuts" on public roads amidst traffic and pedestrians in Zaragoza. Videos on social media initiated the investigation, leading to charges against the 30-year-old man for reckless driving and endangering road safety. The Guardia Civil monitors such behavior to prevent risks.

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UK Press accused of ‘Tabloid Hysteria’ over misreported £97 tourist rule.

The UK Press has, once again, been accused of...