July 14, 2026

Madrid’s regional parliament has approved a law letting families count unborn children toward benefits once a pregnancy is medically confirmed, unlocking transport discounts, tax breaks, scholarships, housing aid and more; extra help starts after the 14th week for a third child. The move is aimed at jolting Spain’s collapsing birth rate, but it also spotlights the country’s fierce fight over family policy, motherhood, and how far the state should go to reverse demographic decline. Unborn child aid surge

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