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Spain to introduce mandatory bottle deposit scheme in supermarkets: What to know
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Spain to lower driving age to 17 – but there’s a catch
Under a new European directive approved in November 2025, teenagers will be…
No, not all bar terraces will close in Spain in a heatwave – this is what the new law says
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Warning for drivers in Spain: Dirty car could cost you thousands in fines
The DGT has issued a warning online
EXCLUSIVE: Teen matadors clumsily slay bulls in Marbella before being trampled – as Spanish Eye visits controversial Becerradas event
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