The wife of Spanish victim of Paris attacks: “He was trying to protect me”
Ángela Reina recounts events in Bataclan concert hall, where Juan Alberto González died
Why Mexico still shuns television series about drug traffickers
Broadcasters are wary about producing prime-time programming about cartels
Uber reaches out to Spanish regulators in a major strategy shift
Car-sharing service willing to provide income information on drivers to local tax authorities
45% of jihadists arrested in Spain since 2013 are Spanish nationals
New study shows big spike in homegrown Islamist radicals, with more women and converts
Five Latin Americans among the casualties in Paris attacks
At least two Brazilians and one Mexican are recovering from their injuries, say officials
More pressure on the EU
After the Paris attacks, the refugee crisis is moving towards its worst-case scenario
Barcelona police launch raid against sexual exploitation on city’s streets
Investigators expect to arrest 30 people for forcing Nigerian women into prostitution
The end of a collaboration
The EL PAÍS readers’ editor looks into complaints about the sudden removal of contributor Miguel Ángel Aguilar’s weekly opinion column
France warns that Paris terror suspect could have fled to Spain
Confusion over number of Spaniards killed in attacks on French capital
“The Spanish royal palace even had microphones in the bathrooms”
Inventor Juan de la Cierva designed the king’s security system and won Spain its first Oscar