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1 day ago | euroweeklynews.com | Alejandro Gomez |Alejandro Gómez

We all know the Mediterranean sun doesn’t play around. Whether you’re lounging in Marbella or hiking around Sierra Nevada, a generous lathering of sunscreen is a must. But as we become more conscious of what we put on our skin and what ends up washing off into our oceans, questions are bubbling up about whether traditional sunscreens are as good for the planet as they are for our noses. Enter an unlikely hero: the humble banana.

1 day ago | euroweeklynews.com | Alejandro Gomez |Alejandro Gómez

Spain isn’t just tapas, siestas and flamenco, it’s also the birthplace of some of the most influential people in world history. From daring queens and literary giants to revolutionary scientists and artists who redefined modern creativity, Spain has long punched above its weight when it comes to changing the course of humanity. If you live in Spain or love it from afar, here are five Spaniards you should definitely know. Their legacy may be centuries old, but their impact is still felt today. 1.

1 day ago | euroweeklynews.com | Alejandro Gomez |Alejandro Gómez

In a move that blends cutting-edge technology with everyday healthcare, the Community of Madrid has unveiled plans to introduce artificial intelligence (AI) in primary care consultations and it could be a game-changer for both patients and professionals. Set to launch in 2026, this innovative system will use AI to transcribe real-time conversations between patients and doctors, automatically extracting relevant medical information and adding it to the patient’s digital health record.

2 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Alejandro Gomez |Alejandro Gómez

If you’ve ever wandered through a charming Spanish village or even a bustling coastal city around 2pm, ready to tackle your to-do list only to find the pharmacy shut, the bakery lights off, and the town seemingly deserted. Welcome to Spain’s most stubbornly beloved tradition: La siesta. Yes, it’s real. No, it’s not a national nap mandate (though wouldn’t that be lovely?).

2 days ago | euroweeklynews.com | Alejandro Gomez |Alejandro Gómez

Let’s face it, understanding your electricity bill in Spain can feel like trying to decode ancient hieroglyphs. Between fluctuating tariffs, mystery fees, and phone calls from persuasive sales people promising “incredible savings,” many expats and locals alike aren’t sure if they’re getting a fair deal or just footing the bill for someone else’s bonus. If you’ve ever opened your factura de la luz and felt both confused and suspicious, you’re not alone. But a bit of knowledge can go a long way.