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The most discussed topics on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., summarised in English: Spanish news, economy, housing and society as Spain talks about them.

• Gasoline drives CPI to 4.3%, the highest August increase since 1992
  Gasoline at €1.77/liter pushes CPI to 4.3% in August, the highest of the month since 1992: core inflation drops to 2.9%, and Personal Income Tax (IRPF) remains undeflated.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 24 replies
• Gasoline: €1.84 per liter and rising before October
  Gasoline hits €1.84 per liter, with price differences between stations reaching 29 cents. Refueling has become a matter of financial management.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 16 replies
• Scotland, Wales and Ulster Demand Independence Referendums
  Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland sign a pact in Cardiff demanding independence referendums: the cost of British funding is already reflected.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 200 replies
• Fideuá: Do the noodles need to be toasted before cooking?
  Toasting the fideuá noodles isn't mandatory: without browning, they remain mushy. The debate between Gallo brand, wood fumet, and the Gandía recipe.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 19 replies
• Could This Be an Olympic Sport? I Say Yes.
  A ham slapping contest in Romania and Russia has gone viral. What drives this economic and social phenomenon? Find out here.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 1 replies
• Parkside and Dexter: How long do budget tools last?
  A Lidl toolkit lasts 15 years for €60: the renewable 3-year warranty drives down the cost per use compared to premium brands.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 38 replies
• Ceuta: Why no one assaults a barracks and revolts
  30% of Spaniards and properties valued at between 100,000 and 20,000 euros: the paradox of why nobody storms a barracks in Ceuta.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 77 replies
• The "Ñeto" Law: More Than Electoral Fraud, It's a Statement of Intent (See the RAE).
  The "ñeto" law, beyond a popular spelling, reveals political intentions. Discover its meaning and context.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 0 replies
• Biological Machines We Use: Love Doesn't Exist
  50% of salary delivered to the State and not to neighbors: the figure supporting the thesis that human beings do not love each other and are used as tools.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 15 replies
• No home, no car: Fewer Spaniards can afford to buy a vehicle
  5.4% of Spaniards cannot afford a car in 2025, while this figure is rising nationally and falling across Europe. Discover the reasons.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 1 replies
• Sánchez courts indicted Zapatero for election campaign
  Former President Zapatero, facing corruption charges, could participate in PSOE rallies. A high-risk strategy for Pedro Sánchez.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 1 replies
• AOC ranks third in Democratic polls, unsupported by the lobby money
  AOC currently polls at 16% among Democratic presidential hopefuls, trailing Newsom and Harris. Her anti-Israel stance blocks lobby funding...
  Sep 15, 2026 · 80 replies
• Feijóo will not activate Article 102 against Sánchez
  Article 102 requires 88 deputies and 176 votes to accuse Sánchez of treason. Feijóo will not move on this, leaving the burden to the courts.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 57 replies
• Two Witnesses Die in the Zapatero Case
  Two witnesses from the Zapatero case died in a plane crash in Venezuela. The incident has revived the Royuela File.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 5 replies
• Vox's Foundational Zionism (From the Log of Alberto Noguera)
  The origin of Vox's funding, its links to Israel, and the Zionist influence in Spanish politics. Discover the plot.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 7 replies
• Tezanos's Warning Signs (Santiago González's Log)
  The CIS poll in September by **José Félix Tezanos** places PSOE as the leading party, but with significant caveats. We analyze the figures and their potential impact.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 1 replies
• US Navy Acknowledges Iranian Forces 'Completely Destroyed' Key US Military Base in Bahrain
  US Navy Secretary confirms total damage to Bahrain naval base following Iranian attack. Details on the implications.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 5 replies
• Mixed feelings: Bilbao misses out on hosting the 2028 Women's Champions League final
  UEFA has selected Lyon for the 2028 Women's Champions League final, meaning Bilbao loses out on hosting. Discover why this matters.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 0 replies
• A Red Movement Challenges the "Far-Right."
  Analysis of the far-right's influence in Swedish politics following the elections. The weight of voter demobilization.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 0 replies
• Lanbide writes off 38 million in incorrect RGI payments
  Lanbide writes off 38 million paid in excess to RGI recipients since 2022, noting that 18,601 recovery cases are now time-barred.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 26 replies
• The Ceuta Goose: The Video That Doesn't Prove the Claims
  A goose bagged in a Ceuta park fuels the narrative of devoured pets: unverified videos, zero official figures, and much indignation.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 79 replies
• Property Scam: Taking Over the Homes of the Vulnerable.
  Criminal network dismantled that defrauded seniors in Madrid, Murcia, and Ciudad Real. 32 arrested for appropriating properties.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 4 replies
• The Myth of Francoist Exile: "My Grandfather Fled Franco in 1930."
  Did your grandfather emigrate due to Franco in 1930? We examine the economic and social drivers behind these migrations.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 4 replies
• Pablo Fernández Eyes Madrid Mayoralty for Podemos
  Pablo Fernández enters Podemos primaries for Madrid Mayoralty, planning a 2027 ticket with Belarra. Polls suggest support between 3% and...
  Sep 15, 2026 · 22 replies
• Bro, Gym, Farmear: The Slang That Defines a Generation
  The word 'bro' and its aesthetic—fade haircut, gym culture, farming—have become the uniform of a generation. The debate: anglicism, fashion, or identity.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 117 replies
• Zaragoza City Council (PP) launches Arabic language and calligraphy workshop amidst Ceuta crisis
  Zaragoza City Council (PP) initiates Arabic language and calligraphy workshop. The initiative arises amidst a debate on immigration.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 11 replies
• Is the AI Apocalypse Closer Than You Think?
  OpenAI and Anthropic experts warn about artificial superintelligence risks. Is this a real danger or just market strategy?
  Sep 15, 2026 · 1 replies
• Vivas Confirmed as Leader, Sánchez as Erratic Adventurer (Fernando Navarro in El Hapañol)
  The Ceuta migration crisis reveals two contrasting views: Juan José Vivas is portrayed as a firm leader, while Pedro Sánchez is depicted as an erratic and detrimental politician for Spain.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 5 replies
• Gas at €2: How much is tax and how much is Trump's fault?
  Nearly 50% of the €2 per liter of gasoline is tax; the rest depends on Brent and Hormuz. A breakdown of who keeps what.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 230 replies
• The Two Spains: A Persistent and Irreconcilable Divide
  Families divided by political ideologies, echoing the schisms of the Civil War and continuing into the present day.
  Sep 15, 2026 · 18 replies