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Spain's press starts to react to imminent Trump victory, €10.6 billion in aid for Valencia floods, another Spanish region sets rent caps and more news on Wednesday November 6th.

Spain's government has finally managed to open up the legal route to the golden visa scheme's cancellation, with reports suggesting foreigners have only until January 2025 to buy a €500,000 property and obtain Spanish residency this way.

Traditional academic qualifications are no longer a guarantee of work or good pay. In fact, there are numerous jobs in Spain which don't require a university degree that pay handsomely.

Who has to pay the real estate agent commission (usually equivalent to one month's rent) in Spain: the landlord or the new tenant? And are there exceptions to the rules or underhand tricks agents use to get tenants to cough up more money?

Although Spain’s PM and even the royals have felt the ire of flood victims, it was Valencia's president who closed down the region’s emergencies unit, put climate change deniers in the government and sent out the alert six hours late.

The destruction wreaked by Spain's deadliest floods in a generation in one of the country's economic motors will leave a huge bill for the state and the insurance sector.

Deadly and destructive flooding in the Valencia region of Spain was caused by a 'DANA' last week. But what exactly is a DANA, how is it different from a storm and are they becoming more common?

The devastating floods Spain's Valencia region and surrounds have brought this type of natural disaster to the forefront of everyone's minds and you may be worrying about the potential risk of flooding in your area. Here's how to find out.

285 Andalusian towns affected by the heavy rain, Valencian hospitals prepare for wave of stomach viruses and infected wounds, social media awash with fake news about floods and more news from Spain on Tuesday November 5th.

The unprecedented outburst of anger at Spain's ruling class in the epicentre of devastating floods expressed popular frustration with polarised politicians incapable of managing the crisis, analysts have said.