Coronavirus cases in Spain jump eightfold since end of state of alarm
In the 40 days since the emergency measure was lifted, the number of new infections has risen from 334 to 2,789
Why does Italy have fewer new Covid-19 cases than Spain?
Since the Italian government eased lockdown restrictions, the country has been reporting an average of 200 daily infections, while Spanish authorities are recording more than 1,500
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Coronavirus patient, 28, in Spain’s ICU: ‘I wasn’t careful. I was walking around without a mask’
Vanessa Martínez never thought she was at risk of Covid-19; now she is having to relearn how to walk and brush her hair after spending 69 days in intensive care
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American fascism?
What is truly alarming about the current moment is not the set of actions that the Trump administration is undertaking, but rather the historical context in which these actions are taking place
El Roto
Covid-19 hospital beds and abortion
There is hard evidence that the pandemic presents a heightened risk to reproductive health
Spain to release funds for mass grave exhumations
Government announces €750,000 in grants, nine years after conservatives slashed the budget for historical memory projects
New law protecting Spain’s Mar Menor leaves nobody satisfied
Prosecutors continue to probe allegations of money laundering involving a foundation linked to Juan Carlos I, who abdicated the throne in 2014
Gibraltar seeks to keep EU ties after Brexit transition ends
The British Overseas Territory is not ruling out joining the customs union or the Schengen Area, but its future relationship depends on the UK and Spain
José Ignacio Goirigolzarri: ‘Political conflict doesn’t save lives or create jobs’
The president of Spanish bank Bankia says politicians should make a concerted effort to understand one another
Antonio Huertas: ‘We have to break the mental confinement’
Fernando Simón: dissecting the public face of Spain’s coronavirus crisis
As the head of the Health Ministry’s Coordination Center for Health Alerts, the 56-year-old doctor from Zaragoza, who turns up every day on his motorbike, found himself center stage during the pandemic in Spain
The story behind the hoax English Edition headline that spread like wildfire on Twitter
The man who took the photo of the machine-translated webpage explains to Verne how an “innocent joke” among friends turned into viral sensation accusing EL PAÍS of incompetence
¿Qué? S04E10: UK ambassador to Spain Hugh Elliott discusses the coronavirus crisis
We also catch up with Chris Dottie, the president of the British Chamber of Commerce, and Martin Makepeace, the president of the British Association of San Antonio, Ibiza
Four ideas damaged by Covid-19
What do international cooperation, Washington’s prestige, fiscal austerity and globalization have in common?
Parking lots, coughing and the pandemic
Bureaucracies tend to hide their mistakes, especially in authoritarian countries
What else is going on?
Covid-19 is our most pressing problem, but other events are highlighting important global trends
Pandemic reactions, exaggerations and confusion
While it is too early to know the full extent of the fallout from Iranian General Qassim Suleimani’s assassination, there is no doubt that it will be significant
A personal blog about a global experience
US student Nell Snow was an intern at the English Edition of EL PAÍS in Madrid – until the coronavirus epidemic broke out and forced her to make some difficult choices