Spain Post (Correos) has logged your parcel into the delivery unit that covers the recipient's address. This is the local office or depot, the last building before the parcel goes out to you. It is not the same as being out for delivery: the parcel has arrived and been scanned in, and will now be prepared for its final trip.
No. This message by itself is normal and is a routine step near the end of the journey. It only becomes a concern if the tracking stays on this line for longer than the previous steps took, with no new update.
The delivery unit sorts the parcel into a local delivery round. The next update is usually that it is out for delivery with a postal worker. If nobody can receive it, the parcel may instead be left for collection at a post office or a pickup point, and the tracking will say so.
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