Spanish public debt reaches a record €1.74 trillion in 2026, according to OECD
Spanish public debt hits a record €1.74 trillion in 2026, 101.6% of GDP, as public spending rises and inequality worsens.
Economic outlook: GDP, inflation, employment, monetary policy and the decisions that move the Spanish economy.
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The Community of Madrid tenders the extension of Metro Line 11 with €880 million, 7.2 km, and four stations to Valdebebas, connecting to IFEMA, the airport, and the City of Justice.
Spanish public debt hits a record €1.74 trillion in 2026, 101.6% of GDP, as public spending rises and inequality worsens.
The square metre in Entrenúcleos reaches €2,667, 40% more than the rest of Dos Hermanas and above Tomares.
Madrid ranks as the second European city attracting the most international real estate investment, just behind London, according to Houlihan Lokey.
Adif begins key works at Atocha Cercanías on 17 July: disruptions on C-3, C-4, and C-5 until September, particularly affecting Leganés and southern Madrid.
The Bank of Spain and CEOE warn that the productivity gap with Europe will not close until 2050 at the current pace.
The Central Bank of Uruguay projects short-term inflationary risks but claims they are globally balanced, with inflation converging to 4.5%.
The TSJ of the Valencia Community confirms a woman must repay 10,389 euros to SEPE for exceeding income limits for the Active Insertion Income.
Binter resumes the direct La Palma-Lanzarote flight with up to 14 weekly frequencies and launches the Fuerteventura route from July 19.
Ricardo Monreal rules out inheritance tax in Mexico: no new levies affecting millions of households, according to the parliamentary coordinator.
An analysis by Ulrich Götz Roth reveals that a La Palma owner received 34.19% less than what the tourist paid for a weekly booking due to commissions and discounts.
Cereal harvests in Antequera drop by up to 70% in Ardales, Teba, and Campillos. Hard wheat prices fall between €240 and €270 per tonne, below production costs.