The three Brazilian brides who are challenging the traditional family unit
A notary has “married” a trio of women in Río de Janeiro, the second such union to be recognized before the law in Brazil
A notary has “married” a trio of women in Río de Janeiro, the second such union to be recognized before the law in Brazil
After two failed attempts, researchers in Granada think they know where the poet is buried
State will not spare any political or legal tools in dealing with self-rule bid, says prime minister
Spanish lenders face bill of billions if forced to return funds from abusive loan terms
Tania Reza and co-host were fired from Ciudad Juárez program after video went viral
Raid is related to money-laundering and fraud investigation into eldest son of the family
Junts pel Sí bloc and leftist CUP agree document they want to pass in regional assembly Text proclaims “the beginning of the process to create an independent Catalan state”
Mallorca man becomes first Spaniard to enter jail for abuse as sentences toughen