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The President of the Government of Spain visits the new Carmencita Especias plant in Novelda (Alicante)

2026.9.10

This century-old company based in Alicante, which operates Spain's largest spice processing plant and one of the largest and most modern in Europe, is a key player in the economy of the Valencian Community.
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Pedro Sánchez emphasises that the new Miura 9 rocket "will place Elche, Alicante and Spain at the forefront of the space industry"

2026.9.10

The President of the Government of Spain visited the aerospace company PLD Space in Elche (Alicante), where he emphasised the Government's commitment to science, having increased investment in R&D by 60% over eight years and more than doubling its contribution to the European Space Agency.
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Oscar López meets with tech companies during his visit to Mexico: "Spain offers the best conditions for investment"

2026.9.3

The Minister for Digital Transformation and Civil Service highlighted "the strong economic momentum Spain is currently experiencing" during a working breakfast with Spanish and Mexican companies.
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Spain has added over 679,000 Social Security contributors over the past year, representing year-on-year growth of 3.1%

2026.9.2

"August has seen record employment growth, as we can see from the seasonally adjusted figures. We have been gaining new contributors month on month for more than five and a half years; our labour market is in very good health", explains Elma Saiz, Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration.
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Unemployment rises by 44,419 people in August, reaching a total of 2,355,918 - the lowest figure for this month since 2007

2026.9.2

Year-on-year, unemployment has fallen by 70,593 people. Among women, the number of unemployed stands at 1,418,757, the lowest figure for the month of August since 2008. The coverage rate is 86.8%, the highest in the historical series, excluding the pandemic period.
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The Government of Spain allocates €309 million to support the economy and strengthen security, services and reception facilities in Ceuta

2026.9.1

The Government has already allocated more than 3,400 additional places to accommodate migrants in Ceuta and has agreed with the autonomous city on new facilities for reception and the streamlining of administrative procedures.
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The Government approves an emergency plan for Ceuta to allocate €309 million in 2026 to measures designed to support the economy and strengthen public services, security and reception facilities

2026.9.1

The Council of Ministers has approved the Royal Decree-law on urgent social and economic measures to support Ceuta, which will mobilise the equivalent of 16% of Ceuta's GDP, for essential services (€21 million), security (€90 million), reception (€118 million) and relief for businesses and workers (€80 million).
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International tourist spending exceeded €18.2 billion in July, up 10.9% compared to the previous year

2026.9.1

Between January and July, around 58.1 million visitors arrived in Spain - a 4.6% increase over the same period the previous year - spending a total of €82 billion, up 7.8%.
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The Government plans to pay out over 100 million euros in compensation in Granada through the Insurance Compensation Consortium

2026.8.26

This public business entity, which operates under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business, has strengthened its customer service channels and deployed an extraordinary team of loss adjusters to expedite the assessment and payment of damages caused by the earthquakes recorded in the province since 14 August.
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The Government will set up a single command centre to manage the migration crisis in Ceuta and will significantly expand the city's Comprehensive Socio-Economic Development Plan

2026.8.25

The First Vice-President of the Government of Spain and Minister for Economy, Trade and Business, Carlos Cuerpo, announced in Ceuta, following a meeting with the president of the Autonomous City, Juan Jesús Vivas, the establishment of a single command structure to manage the migration crisis, headed by the Minister for Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Ángel Víctor Torres.