Update: Spanish authorities report that of the roughly 50,000 to 60,000 people who crossed into Ceuta since Thursday, around 48,300 had already returned to Morocco by Friday evening. Officials describe most of these returns as voluntary, with ma
Madrid, June 27, 2026
“Health Recommendations for Wildfire Situations 2026,” coordinated by the Sub-Directorate General for Environmental Health and Occupational Health. The move responds to a threat that is growing more severe as cl
The Council of Ministers has approved the royal decree that regulates the special employment relationship of artists. The text, known as the Statute of the Artist, updates the regulations in force since 1985 and constitutes “the great labo
We wanted to flag a piece of EU news with direct relevance for anyone considering relocating to Spain to live and work, particularly our British members, who since Brexit are treated as third-country nationals under EU immigration law, the same
Name and Shame Groups in Spain, Who Is Actually Liable When a Post Is Defamatory
Facebook groups and pages built around exposing or criticising named individuals, landlords, business owners, community figures, expats, have become common in Spain
Spain’s regularization program for undocumented migrants was approved by royal decree in April 2026, with applications open from April 16 through June 30. It applies specifically to people who were already living in Spain before January 1,
TEN YEARS ON A BREXIT DECADE IN FULL
Myra Cecilia Azzopardi — Citizens Advice Bureau Spain
Qualified Paralegal
1. THE BEGINNING — BEFORE THE VOTE 2016
Long before anyone was talking about Brexit, I was already deeply embedded
It started with one post. A member, a non-EU national married to an EU citizen, but not resident and so without a residence card, asked a simple question: which lane are they actually entitled to use? To date, that question has drawn nearly 70 c
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