Fintech company ID Finance secured a €21 million debt facility from German asset manager nordIX to support the continued growth of its consumer lending business in Spain. ^[1] The Spanish government announced that September 8 will be added to the list of official national holidays where labor activities are suspended. ^[2] Prefabricated homes are increasingly viewed as a practical and modern alternative to traditional construction for those seeking affordable housing. ^[3] The author asserts that climate change must now be recognized as the true national priority for Spain. ^[4] Two kittens in Spain, aged two months, have been unable to find a home despite continuous social media posts. ^[5] During the first half of the year, ID Finance originated more than €190 million in consumer loans in Spain and reported approximately €100 million in revenue. ^[6] ID Finance has more than 3.7 million registered users in Spain, where it offers small, short-term consumer loans through a digital platform. ^[7] ID Finance, founded in Barcelona in 2015, operates in Spain and Mexico and provides digital financial services focused on consumer lending. ^[8] The new holiday on September 8 applies exclusively to workers in the Autonomous Community of Asturias, where the date commemorates the Day of Asturias. ^[9] The Spanish Workers' Statute requires employers to provide either a compensatory day off or pay an additional 75% over the value of the ordinary hourly rate for work performed on the holiday. ^[10] Workers in Asturias who must work on September 8 are legally entitled to compensation under the Spanish Workers' Statute. ^[11] Potential buyers must analyze aspects beyond the housing price, including land conditions, local permits, transportation, installation, and public service connections. ^[12]