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Spain claims throne as world’s most powerful passport Spain has taken the crown as the world’s most powerful passport, surpassing Singapore, according to a new index released by VisaGuide.World. This marks a departure from the Henley Passport Index,… Read more... Drought in Spain "It´s the worst drought ever recorded," said Catalonia´s regional President, Pere Aragones, in the first week of February. Catalonia´s government has now taken emergency measures to lower the water consumption,… Read more... Farmers protests set to intensify across Spain As the wave of farmer and rancher mobilisations sweeps across Spain, the situation looks set to intensify as they have now been joined by transport workers. On Monday, February 12,… Read more... Nasty accident for biker Richard Branson Virgin Group’s founder, Sir Richard Branson, recently faced a dangerous moment, yet he emerged without any serious injury, posting a philosophical message on social media. On Sunday evening, February 12,… Read more... Spain surpasses France in truffle production Could nature and science have concocted a perfect recipe for success? Spain has officially dethroned France, becoming the world’s top producer of black truffles, a coveted culinary jewel. In 2023,… Read more... Enjoy the Spanish lifestyle Spain is seen by many as the heat centre of Europe. The sunny weather, the vibrant views and the passionate people make it one of the most enjoyable countries to… Read more... Free eyeglasses and contact lenses During a congressional committee meeting of 2024, the newly appointed Health minister, Monica García, announced that eyeglasses and contact lenses will become free of charge. “We want to recover the… Read more... Cartagena’s Carnival Parade 2024 ON February 10  Cartagena was swept up in a whirlwind of festivities as the 'Gran Pasacalles del Carnaval de Cartagena' (Great Carnival Parade of Cartagena) took centre stage. This lively… Read more... Frankenstein food or the way forward? It looks like a cow and tastes like a cow: the 3D-printed cutlet is here, brought to the world by Cocuus, a Spanish food tech company producing 3D-printed plant-based foods.… Read more... Revolutionising European hospitality: Changes in 2024 In 2024, European hotels are making adjustments to enhance guest experiences and align with consumer trends. One notable change is in food offerings, where hotels are focusing on sustainability and… Read more... Unsubscribe   |   Manage your subscription   |   View online Euro Weekly News Media Group © 2023 EWN Media. No part of this website may be reproduced without written permission from the publishers. All rights reserved.