Economic outlook: GDP, inflation, employment, monetary policy and the decisions that move the Spanish economy.
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Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Santa Cruz de Tenerife, designated Spanish Capital of Social Economy 2027, recognise 3,516 entities and 17,000 jobs.
The Community of Madrid invests an additional 4 million in the Zero Rate, subsidising 100% of contributions for new self-employed workers, totalling 11 million in 2026.
Restoration Mallorca CAEB opposes the smoking ban on terraces, arguing it reduces tourism competitiveness and harms thousands of establishments.
A Seville electrician has gone from earning €1,600 a month in Seville to €6,200 in Germany, nearly four times more, and has started his own business upon returning.
Conecta Fiction & Entertainment gathers 276 companies and 415 professionals from 32 countries, featuring Warner Bros., YouTube, Prime Video, and RTVE.
Rector Carmen Vargas admits a complex economic moment but denies alarm after a €14.8 million deficit in 2025.
The Écija City Council approves a budget of €53.3 million for 2026, a 12.54% increase from 2025, focusing on social investment and reducing debt to 22.73%.
The mayor of Lebrija visits the Las Marismas Cooperative at the start of the tomato campaign, which expects 300 jobs and positive prospects.
45 young people from Palos de la Frontera are being trained in green hydrogen with an investment of over €600,000, including scholarships and three specialties.
La Laguna and FAUCA sign an agreement for a new edition of the Vouchers for Promotion, with €1.4 million and 70,000 vouchers at half price.
The City Council of Seville has launched a trade mission in Mexico to attract investments and new companies, with meetings in Mexico City and Monterrey.
The City Council of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria opens the second voluntary payment period for IBI with an average saving of 7.5%.