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More than 73 per cent of 2-year-olds are in early years education in Spain, which is above the 50 per cent average for OECD countries

2026.9.29

The report 'Education at a Glance 2026: OECD Indicators' states that Spain has a higher proportion of young people aged between 25 and 34 with a higher education qualification than the OECD and EU25 averages.
Pedro Sánchez, at Harvard: "Some of the algorithms behind technologies such as AI have not been designed to serve us, but to enslave us"

2026.9.24

At Harvard University, the president called for action to regulate technology companies in the face of the threat posed by a lack of oversight and transparency.
Pedro Sánchez announces the IA360 Plan and calls for a national agreement on the responsible, humane and safe deployment of artificial intelligence

2026.9.21

The President of the Government of Spain has announced that the IA360 Plan sets out a roadmap with specific measures to be implemented over the next 12 months, enabling Spain to capitalise on the opportunities that AI offers the economy, whilst prioritising public safety.
Pedro Sánchez announces a royal decree setting out new requirements to ensure the quality of university degrees

2026.9.18

The president announced that the requirements for teaching staff will be tightened, so that 50% of teachers must hold a PhD and 40% must be on full-time contracts.
Pedro Sánchez highlights Spain's positive international image and its position as "Europe's leading investment destination"

2026.9.16

The President of the Government of Spain defended the Government's policies aimed at fostering young people's independence, improving working conditions and strengthening worker protections.
Pedro Sánchez announces that the Government has approved a historic investment of €234 million in vocational training

2026.9.15

The president emphasises that "in such a rapidly changing labour market, we need to support people throughout their working lives" and that we must "better align the needs of our economy with the talents of our younger population".
The President of the Government of Spain meets with representatives of the Early Years Education Labour Platform

2026.9.11

The head of the Executive listened to the Platform's key demands - which call for better working conditions and increased funding for education for children aged 0 to 3 - and pledged the Government's commitment to making this stage of education universal, public and free.
Pedro Sánchez urges support for lowering student-teacher ratios and protecting minors from social media to improve reading comprehension

2026.9.8

The president highlighted the increase in education investment and noted that the regional governments already have access to €1 billion from the State Housing Plan to boost the construction of social housing.
Spanish students report levels of perseverance in learning that are above the OECD average, according to the PISA 2025 report

2026.9.8

Spain is in a relatively favourable position regarding educational equity.
The Government is providing 1.325 billion euros in funding for university grants for the 2024-2025 academic year, a 3.4% increase on the previous year

2026.7.23

Thanks to this investment, 300,000 students have benefited from the grants. The Minister for Science, Innovation and Universities, Diana Morant, has emphasised "the Government's commitment to strengthening the scholarship policy to ensure that no one has to give up their university education due to their family's lack of financial resources".