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surinenglish.com > malaga > mijas-fuengirola > fuengirola-expands-urban-bus-fleet-and-cuts-20260910124241-nt.html

Fuengirola expands urban bus fleet and cuts waiting times with new transport contract

3+ day, 18+ hour ago   (353+ words) Fuengirola Town Hall has terminated its current urban transport service contract and launched a new 44.9-million-euro tender to cut waiting times and expand service frequencies. Mayor Ana Mula announced the decision after the existing operator failed to meet expectations following…...

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surinenglish.com > malaga > malaga-bucked-nationwide-20260902104338-nt.html

Malaga province bucks nationwide trend of rising unemployment in August

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (728+ words) The Trend Bucked: Malaga was one of only three Spanish provinces where unemployment fell in August, defying the nationwide end-of-summer slump. Unemployment Drop: The number of local jobseekers decreased by 409 people (-0.42%), bringing the provincial total down to 97,095. National Contrast: Spain…...

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surinenglish.com > malaga > malaga-growth-selfemployment-20260827101942-nt.html

Malaga leads the growth in the number of self-employed workers over the last decade

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (609+ words) There are now 146,234 self-employed workers in the province, according to the latest figures from the ministry of inclusion, social security and migration. This figure represents a 33.2% increase compared with a decade ago. This, in turn, means that the rate of…...

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surinenglish.com > spain > bank-loan-defaults-20260825122753-nt.html

Spain's bank loan defaults remain below 3% for 13 months running

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (294+ words) The ratio has now fallen for two consecutive months, following a 0.1% increase in April after remaining unchanged since August 2025, when it also rose by 0.1%. It has now stayed below 3% for 13 consecutive months. Bank of Spain eases mortgage limits citing lack…...

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surinenglish.com > malaga > malaga-sets-export-20260821134112-nt.html

Malaga sets new export record in the first half of the year, despite sales to the US falling by half

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (504+ words) According to the Ministry of Economy, the province has also seen export growth of 9.6% so far this year, which is almost double the rate for Andalucía as a whole and nearly five times that of Spain (2%). Malaga still lags behind…...

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surinenglish.com > spain > inflation-spain-percentage-20260819122003-nt.html

Inflation in Spain 1% above July's eurozone average

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (416+ words) The CPI rose by 0.3% in Spain, while in the EU and the eurozone it rose by just 0.1%. Despite this, the figures are far from the inflation target recommended by the European Central Bank (ECB), which stands at 2% and is considered…...

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surinenglish.com > spain > public-debt-reached-20260818132232-nt.html

Spain's public debt reaches new all-time high of 1.76 trillion euros

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (276+ words) The debt-to-GDP ratio, however, fell to 101.5% of GDP, almost 2% lower than in June 2025, when it stood at 103.4%, equivalent to 1.69 trillion euros. This reduction in the debt-to-GDP ratio is therefore mainly due to the strong overall growth of the Spanish economy,…...