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A NEW study has revealed that one in five families in Spain have been forced to abandon their holiday plans this year as rising inflation continues to drive up the
SPAIN’s competition watchdog has launched a probe into the country’s six biggest banks over suspicions they acted unfairly in the mortgage market, potentially depriving borrowers of cheaper home loans. The
BRITISH tourists poured a record-breaking €24 billion into Spain’s economy last year, new data has shown, cementing their status as the country’s biggest foreign spenders. The figure dwarfed that of
INVESTORS worldwide are racing to snap up a stake in Spain’s housing market, experts have revealed, as the country’s property sector continues to boom. Adolfo Favieres, managing director for Spain


