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Sigue el debate sobre la economía de España y su evolución en los últimos años (sobre todo desde la salida de la crisis de 2020). Los fríos datos o indicadores macroeconómicos muestran un éxito sin paliativos, con un producto interior bruto que ha crecido de forma constante el doble o el triple que el de la eurozona desde entonces, una tasa de paro que ha descendido desde el 16% de 2020 hasta el 9,87% actual (mínimos no vistos en casi 20 años) y una creación de empleo que no tiene parangón en Europa.
Con todo, los bancos de inversión americanos y algunos europeos han colocado a España como ejemplo a seguir en la zona euro. Sin embargo, en la respuesta a este éxito llegan también muchas de las dudas que plantea el mismo. JP Morgan ha sido el último en alabar a la economía de España, asegurando que su crecimiento potencial (lo máximo que puede crecer una economía sin generar desequilibrios) se ha más que duplicado en los últimos años.
La principal razón de este éxito es el aumento de población, justo el factor que está generando buena parte de los problemas que afligen hoy a los hogares españoles. España crece de forma extensiva con intensidad, pero eso no mejora de forma notable la economía individual de cada hogar, al menos por ahora.
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Berkeley Energía (BKY.MC y BKY.L) el descubrimiento de importantes reservas de litio y rubidio en el yacimiento de las Conchas (Salamanca) 🇪🇸🔋
La estimación inicial prevé un depósito de 49.000 toneladas de óxido de litio y 25.200 toneladas de óxido de rubidio, apto para minería a cielo abierto. De confirmarse su viabilidad económica, España albergaría la única mina de rubidio del planeta situada fuera de China, un metal crítico imprescindible para la tecnología nuclear, las telecomunicaciones y los relojes atómicos del sistema de satélites Galileo.
En este vídeo analizamos la relevancia estratégica de ambos metales para la Unión Europea y EE. UU., el impacto del anuncio en la cotización de Berkeley Energía en bolsa y los pasos necesarios antes de que pueda iniciarse la explotación minera. #españa#mineria#tecnologia#economia#noticias
Thinking about buying or renting property in Javea, Spain?
This is the ULTIMATE, no-nonsense guide you need to watch before making any decisions.
In this 25-minute deep-dive, we break down everything you need to know about life, property, and integration in Javea - whether you’re relocating, investing, retiring, or just exploring your options on the Costa Blanca.
🔍 What you’ll learn in this complete Javea guide:
✅ Climate & Lifestyle – What living in Javea is actually like year-round
✅ The Current Property Market – Prices, demand, trends & what buyers/renters should know
✅ Areas of Javea Explained – Old Town, Port, Arenal, Montgó & surrounding urbanisations
✅ Safety & Quality of Life – How safe is Javea for families, retirees & expats?
✅ Schools & Family Life – International schools, local education & raising kids here
✅ Healthcare in Spain – Public vs private healthcare and how it works in Javea
✅ Town Hall & Integration – Residency, padrón, paperwork & settling in properly
✅ Buying & Renting Process – Step-by-step overview
🏡 Who this video is for:
People moving to Javea, Spain
Anyone buying property in Javea
Long-term or winter renters in Javea
Families, retirees & investors considering the Costa Blanca
Anyone wanting clear, honest advice before committing
This video is designed to save you time, money, and costly mistakes by giving you a realistic overview of what to expect — from lifestyle to legal process.
Jessica and Eric Smith relocated from Kansas to Logroño, Spain in 2021 with about $45,000 in savings. Jessica was seven months pregnant when they made the move abroad, and two months later their son, Quinton, was born.
Jessica and Eric have since found a way to live in Spain long-term by becoming self-employed content creators.
Produced & Edited by: Tasia Jensen
Managing Producer: Beatriz Bajuelos
Supervising Producer: Jessica Leibowitz
Camera: Jiri Bakala
Location Sound: Lucia Bakala
Animator: Elham Ataeiazar
Senior Production Manager: Kathryn Mavrikakis
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What is it really like to leave the United States, walk away from a corporate career, and start over with your family in Valencia, Spain?
In this episode of The Immigrant Chronicles, I sit down with my friend Artie, who moved from the United States to Valencia, Spain with his wife and their two kids. Together, they made the huge decision to leave behind their careers in the cruise industry and build an entirely new life in Spain.
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We talk honestly about what it's been like adjusting to life in Spain, why they decided to move abroad, what surprised them after making the move, and what it's actually like starting over in a completely different country with kids.
We also talk about how their children have adjusted to living in Spain, the challenges of changing your lifestyle, the things that have helped them feel more comfortable, and why, despite all of the challenges that come with moving abroad, they feel happier here.
One of the biggest reasons I wanted to have this conversation is because moving to Spain isn't just about the beautiful weather, food, beaches and relaxed lifestyle. It's about rebuilding your routines, making new friends, adjusting to a different culture, raising your kids in a new environment, and figuring out who you are when so much of your old life has been left behind.
Artie's story is a really interesting look at the reality of starting over in Spain as an American family.
If you're thinking about moving to Spain, considering leaving the United States, wondering what expat life in Valencia is really like, or simply curious about what it's like to start over in another country, I hope you'll enjoy this conversation.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:43 Where is he from
1:22 What made him move
2:32 Why Valencia
3:37 Is it how he imagined it would be?
5:30 How have the kids adjusted
7:03 Whats been hard about the move
9:40 Bougie Travel Club!
10:50 who adjusted best
13:10 Crime?
13:27 Has your lifestyle improved?
13:40 Mindset change
15:20 Fortune favors the bold
16:20 Make tomorrow tomorrow
16:30 Do you miss home
18:20 A good life lesson
19:25 What advice would you give
20:20 Branching out
23:02 Would you do it again?
25:42 Outro
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What is it really like to live in Spain beyond the sunshine, beaches and beautiful properties?
After several years living in Spain, one of the things that has surprised me the most is the healthcare system — and it is something that people rarely talk about when considering a move here.
In this video, I share my personal experience with both public and private healthcare in Spain, including what I currently pay for private health insurance, access to specialists, MRI scans, blood tests and physiotherapy sessions.
I also compare my experience with healthcare costs in countries such as the United States and Brazil, and explain why healthcare becomes such an important part of quality of life — especially as we get older.
But living in Spain is not only about healthcare. While walking around Estepona, I also share a little of my everyday life on the Costa del Sol, my thoughts about healthy living, and some observations about the local property market and new luxury developments.
When people think about moving to Spain, they usually ask about property prices, taxes, schools, restaurants, beaches and safety. But healthcare should definitely be part of that conversation too.
Because you don't truly experience a country only when you're sitting on the beach — you experience it when you need a doctor, a specialist or medical treatment for yourself or your family.
If you are considering moving to Marbella, Estepona or anywhere on the Costa del Sol, I hope this video gives you another perspective on what everyday life in Spain is really like.
