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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.

• The 'Gifted' Without a Test and the 136 That Doesn't Open Mensa
  A user claims to be gifted without tests; another insists their 136 wasn't enough for Mensa, while a third lowers the bar to 125.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 219 replies
• Soto Ivars Sparks Debate on False Accusations
  Soto Ivars' book reignites discussion on false accusations, shared custody, and the fear of instrumental complaints in marital breakups.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 229 replies
• Christmas 2025: Why Online Greetings Still Endure Among Forum Users
  The tradition of exchanging Christmas greetings among forum users lives on beyond paper cards, featuring personalized images, Byzantine art, and an unexpected book club.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 217 replies
• Robe's Death and Rebellion Tamed by the System
  The institutional mourning for Robe Iniesta's death sparks debate: was it genuine tribute or a co-opted symbol of domesticated rebellion?
  Sep 28, 2026 · 201 replies
• US Strikes Venezuelan Bases Amid Caracas Explosions
  Explosions rock Caracas as US reportedly targets military bases like Fort Tiuna and Francisco de Miranda airbase. What's known about the US-Venezuela standoff?
  Sep 28, 2026 · 350 replies
• García-Margallo Warns of 'Total Confrontation' World War
  García-Margallo states that the coming world war will be 'total confrontation' as Germany prepares hospitals for 1,000 daily casualties.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 448 replies
• Working a Lifetime No Longer Guarantees a Home or Family
  With salaries of 1,200 euros and 50% inflation in five years, the argument for quitting work grows: a calculation pitting low-wage earners against the wealthy.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 252 replies
• Silvia Orriols and the return of the 'Catalan race'
  Silvia Orriols claims the Spanish State has spent 400 years trying to 'annihilate the Catalan people' and links immigration to a supposed plan against Catalonia.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 249 replies
• José Elías: 'Working 8 hours a day is called slavery'
  José Elías argues that a generation has been raised that calls working 8 hours a day slavery; salary is secondary.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 222 replies
• Vito Quiles films Leire Díez hooded after her release
  Vito Quiles shares a video showing him finding Leire Díez, hooded, after her release. She allegedly attempted to attack him.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 227 replies
• Spanish Civil War II? Political Tensions Rise
  Accusations of "hybrid warfare" against President Pedro Sánchez. Fears of chaos and social unrest. Potential illegal financing for the PSOE.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 10 replies
• US 5.25% Bond: Who's Selling the Debt?
  The US 5.25% bond and the question of who is selling the debt, with Spanish savers choosing between Treasury bills and 3% accounts.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 21 replies
• Franco, the MI6-linked pilot and the money for the coup
  The Dragon Rapide that flew Franco to Morocco in 1936 was piloted by a Brit linked to MI6, and Juan March financed the coup, according to a critical account.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 71 replies
• Christmas Menus: The Comfort Foods That Endure
  From consommé to roast lamb: the holiday dishes passed down through generations. Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve menus are inherited more than chosen.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 305 replies
• Badalona evicts 400 homeless migrants, leaving them on the street
  A judge authorized the eviction of the B9 institute in Badalona but ordered social assistance for 400 migrants who were left without housing.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 205 replies
• Catalan Becomes 'Unfriendly' as Speaker Numbers Decline
  Young people speak less Catalan, and imposition breeds rejection: Santi Rodríguez's diagnosis sparks debate on schools and language policy.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 234 replies
• Five Million Spaniards Sever Ties Over Politics in One Year
  Five million Spaniards have cut ties with family or friends over politics in a year, according to More in Common's Polarization Atlas.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 219 replies
• JP Morgan Sees Argentina Collapse: Peso Plummets, Birthrate Hits 1.04
  JP Morgan admits Argentina's contraction exceeded its -1% monthly forecast: peso down 99.8% since 2013, birthrate drops to 1.04.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 249 replies
• Eduardo Garzón: "Unlimited" Money for Pensions, But Inflation is the Real Limit
  Economist Eduardo Garzón argues money is unlimited for pensions, sparking debate on MMT, inflation, and the true limits of monetary sovereignty.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 256 replies
• Talayuela: PP and Vox tie as votes shift amid controversy
  Vox gains 25 points, tying with PP in Talayuela, a Spanish town with around 30% Moroccan-origin residents.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 204 replies
• No family, no successor: the social contract is breaking
  An ex-serviceman living on state benefits after a decade of service renounces family life, questioning the reward for effort.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 224 replies
• Educating Children in Religion: The Clash Over Logic and Dogma
  A blog claims children raised in religion struggle to distinguish reality from fiction; Nobel laureates and Lemaître reignite the debate on logic vs. dogma.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 243 replies
• War Chants in Sol Square!!!!!
  A call for a coup d'état arises from perceived "lack of hope" and criticism of citizen protests.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 13 replies
• Tolkien Forum: 'AI Now Outperforms 98% of Humans'
  Generative AI is illustrating Tolkien and composing music. The creative sector calculates job losses and who will pay for prints without originals.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 211 replies
• Vance on Greenland: 'We Don't Care What They Shout'
  J.D. Vance on Greenland: 'We don't care what Europeans shout,' a dispute the debate sees as a warning to an inarticulate EU.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 293 replies
• Badalona Houses 160 Displaced People with Red Cross and Generalitat Funds
  Red Cross and Generalitat provide housing for 160 displaced individuals in Badalona amidst social unrest over housing costs and taxes.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 216 replies
• Orriols Responds to RTVE's Santa Claus: 'He Goes Back Home'
  An RTVE interviewer gifted a Santa Claus figure to Silvia Orriols, and her response went viral, reigniting the migration debate in Catalonia.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 229 replies
• Vox Demands Delcygate Reopened as Sánchez Downplays Incident
  Vox calls for the Delcygate case to be reopened. Reports suggest Sánchez authorized the visit, Ábalos' letter had 27 errors, and the court is investigating.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 119 replies
• Should Only People Over 40 Go to War?
  The idea of sending those over 40 to the front lines resurfaces with every conflict: physical endurance, demographic replacement, and the business behind it all...
  Sep 28, 2026 · 208 replies
• Spain's Golden Age Fridges: Seafood vs. a Yogurt
  A fridge full of seafood or just yogurt and bread? A look at the real living standards in Spain's 'Golden Age'.
  Sep 28, 2026 · 311 replies