September 23, 2014

Group of youngsters sticks new signs in plaza to protest Spain’s rampant youth unemployment

The country’s wealth of 68 indigenous tongues is almost unmatched anywhere else

Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón announces he will be leaving politics altogether following shelving of bill

Over a decade after Spain joined the euro, a handful of stores still accept the old currency

Industry complains that growing numbers of visitors are staying in unlicensed apartments, not hotels

Rafa Nadal’s coach stands by objections to hiring of Spain’s first female Davis Cup captain

Justice minister’s draft legislation would have ended terminations on demand

Residents of Lleida are on alert for a “dark-skinned man, around 35” who remains at large

Loreto Urraca has uncovered the dark history of her grandfather, who spied for the Franco regime

Officials hope these neighborhoods will join an ongoing drive to reduce traffic in the city center

Secretary general describes plan as “change to the Constitution, not a mere reform”