LIVING
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Finding a Financial Advisor in Spain
Peter Dougherty loves his work at BISSAN Wealth Management. He helps a wide range of clients prosper amidst a variety of ever-changing cross-border financial circumstances. Peter says it’s all part of a “typical day’s work” for him. Read more
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How Your Underwear Can Affect Your Health
Thongs, briefs, long johns, g-string, boxers, trunks: there’s a bewildering array of undies out there. But which ones are best for the health of your nether regions? Read more
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Interview: Bibiana Camba, Director of International Development at EADA Business School
From its beginnings until today, EADA has been a pioneer in the training of professionals in the business world, offering educational programs designed to promote leadership, management and entrepreneurship skills. Read more
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All about Bicing, Barcelona's Bike Subscription Service
With a network of over 240 kilometers of cycling lanes, Barcelona is more accessible than ever to cyclists, allowing you to get wherever you are going quickly and safely. And, the city offers a very affordable bike subscription plan to boot! Read more
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How to Buy a Good Pair of Sunglasses
Nowadays you can buy a cheap pair of sunglasses just about anywhere—from supermarkets and petrol stations to corner shops and online fashion retailers, but such ubiquity may prompt doubts as to the protection they can offer. Read more
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What You Need to Know About Traveling with Your Pet in the EU
If you plan to take your dog, cat or ferret with you as you crisscross Europe, there are a number of things that you’ll need to take into account to make sure that your trip goes smoothly. Read more
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How Often Should You Wash Your Sheets and Towels?
Everyone seems to have a different opinion when it comes to how often towels and sheets should be washed. But in one survey, almost half of single men reported not washing their sheets for up to four months at a time. What is the ideal frequency? Read more
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Catalan Independence: Electoral Shift Marks the Beginning of a New Era in a Region Fraught with Political Tension
The shift in public opinion begs the twin questions of whether the recent push for Catalan independence has ended, and whether the electoral defeat of pro-independence parties means that the Catalan independence movement itself has reached an end. Read more
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Why Do We Love to See Unlikely Animal Friendships?
Witnessing animals get along well together isn’t just cute, it can also make us feel like we have things in common with other species, and feel more connected with the other life on the planet. Read more
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Surging Property Prices: When Will Europe’s Cities Become Affordable Again?
In the Spanish city of Valencia, rent has shot up by 19.4% in the last year alone, with other cities such as Málaga and Barcelona showing increases of over 10% in the same period. Read more