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Spain and Andorra expand festival safety and prevention

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Latest: Spanish municipalities implement safety measures for local festivals

By mid-September 2026, Spanish municipalities and neighboring Andorra continued to integrate specialized safety, social prevention, and logistical measures into festival programming to combat violence, discrimination, an

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Spain affordable housing expansion and vacancy management

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Latest: Alicante approves first protected housing project in San Blas

The multi‑level push for affordable, energy‑efficient homes in Spain has expanded through new construction, land transfers, and vacancy management. In Bétera, the transfer of a municipal plot to the Valencian Housing and

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Spanish regional infrastructure and environmental projects

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Latest: Galicia's PPdeG demands more funding for migrant minor care

Spanish regional authorities continue to implement various infrastructure, environmental, and social support programs. In the Valencia region, the Generalitat has invested over 21.5 million euros to complete emergency wo

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Alicante government management of Nueva Tabarca

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Latest: Alicante province reports protests, job losses, and local crime updates

The Alicante City Council, led by the Partido Popular (PP), has defended its management of public services on the island of Nueva Tabarca. This follows complaints from residents who are seeking to establish themselves as

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Spanish municipal and regional development initiatives

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Latest: Junta de Andalucía modernizes judicial infrastructure in Montilla

Spanish municipalities and regional authorities continue to implement various local development, infrastructure, and social welfare initiatives. Infrastructure and urban projects remain a priority. The Toledo Provincial

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