Facua-Consumers in Action has reported VLZGZ SL, the promoter of the Vive Latino Zaragoza Festival, held on September 4 and 5, for “preventing” attendees from bringing food and drinks purchased outside the event into the venue and for “restricting re-entry” once the concerts have begun.
In recent weeks, one expression has become especially popular on social media: “aura farming”. Defining exactly what it means can be difficult, but two members of Peña Los Pastores from Ejea de los Caballeros seem determined to demonstrate it graphically. They did so during one of the moments when staying calm does not seem particularly easy: in the middle of the bull run at the Fiestas de la Virgen de la Oliva.
In response to the needs of Aragón’s schools, the regional government has authorized the hiring of 40 Early Childhood Education Technicians (TEIs) as temporary staff for the 2026/27 school year. The decision was made this Wednesday by the regional cabinet. The hires will be made through a temporary program implemented by the Department of Education, Science and Universities.
The aim is to guarantee vocational training at military education centers in Aragón during the next academic year. This is the objective of the cooperation agreement that the Government of Aragón will sign with the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Education, Vocational Training and Sports, approved this Wednesday by the regional cabinet.
The Catholic saints' calendar commemorates Saint Antoninus of Pamiers today, Wednesday, September 2, a Christian martyr whose memory has been venerated for centuries and whose story is traditionally linked to the French town of Pamiers. His cult also spread widely in Spain.
Drivers will have to change how they respond to certain traffic jams on Spanish roads from October 1, 2026. The DGT's updated rules require an emergency lane when traffic on motorways and dual carriageways comes to a near standstill.
September has arrived, but the heat seems unaware that summer is entering its final stretch. High temperatures will continue across Aragon, with thermometers rising again in the region’s three provincial capitals. Zaragoza, Huesca and Teruel will endure several days of intense heat, with highs exceeding 40°C and making fans and bottles of water the best allies for Aragon’s residents once again.
The rollout of TuCitaSalud continues across Aragon. The app was extended this week to the Barbastro Health Sector, where it is available for primary care appointments with family doctors, nurses and pediatricians at the sector’s 15 health centers and their local clinics.
Teruel's new Obispo Polanco University Hospital takes its first major step this Tuesday with the arrival of its first patients. The new facilities begin providing care with the opening of consultations in Rehabilitation, Endocrinology, Rheumatology and Radiation Oncology, four specialties launching a phased rollout over the coming months.
Learning a language, getting started in photography, improving writing skills, discovering new artistic disciplines or delving deeper into psychology and health are some of the options that the Zaragoza Popular University (UPZ) will once again offer this fall. The center will open enrollment from September 3 to 6 for the first term of the 2026–2027 academic year, with 131 courses and 2,172 places available through its website to anyone over the age of 16.
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