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Obligatory use in Spain of masks outdoors will end on June 26, says Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez
The Socialist Party politician said today that the Cabinet would be holding an extraordinary meeting on Thursday to discuss the proposal
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Spain has reduced road deaths by 80% over the last 30 years
The low number of victims in traffic accidents now puts the country fourth on the list of European Union countries with the best figures
¿Qué? Spanish News Podcast S05E05: A tragedy in Tenerife and PM Sánchez’s one-minute ‘meeting’ with Biden
This week, we discuss the case of Anna and Olivia, two little girls who were allegedly killed by their father, and look at how an expected “bilateral” conversation between the leaders of Spain and the US turned into a quick hallway chat
From Ryanair boarding passes to TIE residency cards: the latest Brexit updates for Brits in Spain
Clarification on some of the rumors and misinformation that have been circulating about travel from the UK to Spanish shores in recent weeks, with the latest advice from the British Embassy and campaigning groups
I just took a two-week trip from Spain to the UK with my family – here’s what it was like, and what it cost
English Edition editor Simon Hunter recounts tales of passport-stamping, eerily deserted airports and extremely expensive PCR testing in order to reunite his children with their grandparents
Thousands join right-wing parties in Madrid to protest pardons for Catalan separatists
The crowd of around 60,000 people was mostly there to support far-right Vox, with the conservative Popular Party and center-right Ciudadanos keeping a lower profile
Jailed Catalan separatist leader backs pardons and questions unilateral independence
Former deputy premier Oriol Junqueras says government clemency would be a welcome gesture to ‘relieve the pain’ and shows support for a negotiated referendum
Ambassador wanted: Why Spain has still not appointed its top diplomat in the United Kingdom
For four months – practically the same time that Brexit has been a legal reality – there has been a vacancy at the Spanish embassy in London
Panama doubles the size of its protected marine areas
Home to turtles, sharks and whales, the newly expanded Cordillera de Coiba zone has nine mountain ranges under the ocean’s surface, with some seamounts more than 3,000 meters tall
How a vast network allowed Venezuela to evade US oil sanctions
A joint investigation by EL PAÍS and Armando.info unveils the inner workings of a scheme involving dozens of individuals and companies that illicitly sold crude and transferred the money through tax havens in a shady multi-million-dollar business
Prison releases signal the return of Mexico’s drug lords from the 1990s
The US has agreed to free rival narc bosses Vicente Zambada and Eduardo Arellano Felix in exchange for insider information about the Mexican underworld
The great divide: science booms while politics bomb
Politicians would do well to adopt the spirit of experimentation that has long benefited scientists
Arab youth
According to a new survey, 18- to 24-year-olds from this group do not necessarily want to emigrate to the West, but rather to live in a country that works
An avalanche of money
During the 2008 financial crisis, the mantra was austerity. Now it’s ‘go big’ – spend what you have and more