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New housing decree changes seasonal lets and eviction rules from Thursday
The law requires a genuine reason for seasonal contracts, caps room-by-room rents and extends eviction safeguards, but Congress must still ratify it.
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Storm leaves water and mud in Requena homes and roads
Emergency services logged 24 incidents across Valencia and Castellón after heavy overnight rain also hit Horta Nord and Plana Baixa.
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Pérez Llorca’s 55 measures set new deadlines for health, housing and public support
The speech set firm dates for inclusion payments and school works, but many announcements still require calls for applications, legislation or budget delivery.
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Valencia’s 50% protected-housing rule will not apply automatically under the proposed Land Act
The regional government has approved the bill, but the Valencian parliament must still debate it. The target is limited to new public planning instruments in areas with proven need.
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Valencia wildfire service gains 64 posts, with its first collective agreement still pending
The package assigns 42 jobs to helicopter crews and 22 to operational support, while a further €2.7 million depends on labour negotiations.
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Grimaldo, proud of his land but trapped by Atlético’s calendar
Alejandro Grimaldo, World champion with Spain, expresses his desire to return to Valencia to receive the recognition of his country, but the demanding schedule of Atlético de Madrid prevents him from being present at the event on October 9.
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Javier Aguirre starts strongly at Valencia CF: first day of work and concerns in the defense
Javier Aguirre began his stage at Valencia CF with a busy schedule: straight from the airport to Paterna, without rest, and with the first priority being to meet with captains Gayà and Guido. He has already accumulated two days of work, with Diakhaby in four consecutive sessions with the group, but the problem with the defense still remains unresolved.
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Vox councillor in Valencia questioned as a suspect over entry into student union offices
The Valencia court has summoned Vox city councillor Juanma Badenas as a suspect for ransacking the headquarters of the Sindicat d'Estudiants in July. The councillor, who defends himself by saying that he acted in his capacity as an inspector of municipal property, continues to receive his salary while the case progresses in court.
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Fernando Roig and two Villarreal directors acquitted in false-invoice case
Fernando Roig and two Villarreal CF directors have been acquitted by the Provincial Court of Castellón in a case of documentary falsification related to the works of the El Madrigal stadium in 2004 and 2005. The magistrates consider that they had no knowledge of the scheme of fictitious invoicing that did occur by external companies.
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Alberto Jiménez, Mellot, Barri and Brignani will be the captains of CD Castellón for the 2026/2027 season
Alberto Jiménez, Jérémy Mellot, Diego Barri and Fabrizio Brignani have been appointed as captains of CD Castellón for the 2026/2027 season, after an internal selection of the squad. The Majorero defender will assume absolute leadership, while the other three will share the position in order of hierarchy.
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Lucas Alcázar: “The fans are our fuel”
Lucas Alcázar, defender of CD Castellón, highlighted in his press conference before the match against Leganés the unconditional support of the fans, who have sold out the away tickets. For the player, that support is 'our fuel'.
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Fire in the basement of the Valencia Central Market causes immediate evacuation without serious injuries
A fire in the basement of the Valencia Central Market, caused by an electrical fault, forced the evacuation of the building in less than five minutes. Only one security guard was treated for mild smoke inhalation. Mayor María José Catalá highlighted the good functioning of the self-protection plan and announced that the market could return to normal on Friday.
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