News about Spain

Real Madrid has once again appointed José Mourinho as the team’s head coach. The Portuguese coach is returning to the club more than ten years after his first stint in Madrid.

The General Director of the National Social Security Fund (CNSS), Elena Cibyrne, will make a working visit to Spain between June 12 and 17, 2026. The purpose of the visit is to hold meetings with representatives of the Moldovan diaspora to inform citizens about their social rights, including in the context of the application of the Social Security Agreement.

Tensions between the United States and Europe are steadily increasing, NATO is increasingly cracking at the seams, and it is hard to think of a better gift for Moscow than a split in the alliance. The initiator of these processes is Trump, who even during his first term talked about the U.S. withdrawal from NATO.

Spain has closed its airspace to planes involved in the US and Israeli military operation against Iran.

The Canary Islands (Spain) recorded a historic high in tourist traffic, with a 4.9% increase over last year’s figures at the beginning of 2026, according to Logos Press.

In January 2026, the average cost of housing in Madrid reached an all-time high of 5861 euros per square meter, according to Logos Press.

Spain’s Barcelona has the most impressive amount of debt among soccer clubs in the world, with two English clubs also in the top three.

An architectural intrigue more than a century long has been solved in Catalonia: the mountain chalet known as Halet del Catallaras is officially recognized as the work of Antoni Gaudi, Logos Press reports.

Betis Football Club (Spain) has officially announced the release of a limited edition sports uniform created from organic orange peel fibers, according to Logos Press.