In this week’s edition we look at how one of Spain’s most popular YouTubers is expected to interview all Spanish election candidates at length, and why many believe he could tip the balance just like Joe Rogan did when helping Trump reach power.
Spain's conservative and far-right parties both aim to enforce changes to the country’s public healthcare system but in different ways, from a crackdown on medical tourism to limiting access to foreigners who haven’t contributed enough to the system.
'Rentismo' is a new word which hasn't even been included in the Spanish dictionary, but it's at the centre of public debate regarding the country’s housing problems.
The growing presence of foreigners in the Spanish property market has been blamed by many for shortages and surging prices, but new data shows that non-Spanish buyers - in particular non-residents - are purchasing fewer homes.
Rescue and adoption have become the main way people in Spain get cats as pets, and the trend seems just as common among foreigners here, with many of our readers telling us how they ended up taking in friendly felines without a home.
The awkward revelations come as the ruling Socialists try to turn the snap election campaign into a referendum on housing.
Real estate agencies in Spain have already begun to notice the worrying trend since the approval of new housing decrees only last week, suggesting further issues for those trying to find affordable rental properties in the country.
In the midst of an election campaign sparked by housing protests, Spain's possible next Prime Minister, conservative PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has pledged serious tax incentives to people buying their first home in rural areas of the country.