50 Republican foreign policy officials warn against a Trump presidency
Group of senior officials say property magnate “would put at risk our country’s national security and well-being”
Spanish parents win right to name their son "Wolf"
The case has reopened a national debate about to what degree the government should be able to regulate baby names
Saving the Spanish pigs that went to the Americas with Columbus
Many creole pig breeds, descendants from those that arrived in the New World in 1493, are in danger of extinction – and these scientists are analyzing their DNA to decide which to conserve
The refugee athletes competing under the Olympic flag
This summer in Rio a team of 10 athletes will represent the millions of displaced people around the world
Spain’s political instability threatens investment, says Moody’s Analytics
Economic research group highlights international concerns about ongoing political limbo
A quarter of Spain’s unemployed haven’t worked for four years or more
Over the last eight years, figure rises from 100,000 to more than 1.1 million
Spain’s state broadcaster: out of touch, out of money and out of ideas
New report says RTVE has “failed to adapt to changing times” and continues to lose money
Galicia produces the most exclusive seafood in the world
A fishfarm in Rías Baixas harvests bumper crops of abalone, a delicacy in East Asia and increasingly sought after in Europe