10 Jul 2026
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Effective: 12/08/2026
Vehicles exceeding 7,500 kg are prohibited from circulating throughout the Basque Country on the entire day of the solar eclipse on August 12, 2026. Buses and essential service vehicles are exempt.
Hauliers and companies with heavy vehicles (>7,500 kg) operating in the Basque Country
Online gaming company 888 receives two serious fines for failing to properly monitor customer operations and investigate suspicious transactions. In total, it must pay over €551,000.
Online gaming companies and sectors obligated by anti-money laundering capital regulations
New European regulation that prevents the export of unsorted municipal waste to countries outside the EU for recovery operations. It strengthens responsible waste management within European territory.
Waste managers, municipalities, logistics operators and urban waste exporters
The EU and Canada agree that Canadian companies and products may bid for public contracts under the SAFE defence instrument. The agreement is already in force.
Defence and strategic industry companies bidding for public contracts under the SAFE programme
The Property Registry of Arrecife suspends the assignment of the tourist rental number to a dwelling in San Bartolomé (Lanzarote) for not being registered in the Canary Islands Tourism Registry nor meeting municipal urba...
Owners of tourist homes in the Canary Islands who request short-term rental registration numbers
To obtain the tourist rental registration number in Seville, you must submit the specific urban planning declaration from the City Council. Having a tourist license or previous construction documentation is not sufficien...
Owners of tourist homes in Seville who request short-term rental registration number
The DGRN resolves an appeal regarding the suspension of 12 unique short-term rental registration numbers in Caldas de Reis due to representation and property description issues.
Owners and managers of short-term tourist accommodations requesting the NRUA
The General Directorate confirms that a tourist rental cannot be registered for an apartment whose owners' association prohibits renting without express authorization. The owner's appeal is dismissed.
Apartment owners in associations with bylaws that restrict renting without authorization
The General Directorate confirms that a tourist apartment cannot be registered if the homeowners association bylaws prohibit it. Approval from the majority of owners is required.
Apartment owners in homeowners associations who wish to allocate them to tourist rental
The DGRSJFP resolves that the prohibition of short-term rentals approved by a homeowners' association does not affect apartments that were already engaged in that activity before the agreement.
Owners of short-term rental properties in communities with restrictive bylaws and property registrars