Mexico blast survivor: “I couldn’t feel the blood, but the wound was shocking”
A car mechanic recounts how he narrowly escaped death in the fireworks market explosion on Tuesday
Welcome to the other solstice as summer hits South America
While Europe darkens, December 21 is the longest day of the year in the Southern Hemisphere
Why Spain’s population is shrinking by 72 people every day
In 2015, births declined by 4.6%, reducing the population by 13,000 in the first half of 2016
Google doodle pays homage to Spain’s flamenco genius Paco de Lucía
Daily image features the guitarist, who died in 2014, and links to a digital exhibition about his work
EU orders Spain’s banks to repay all earnings from “abusive” mortgages
Ruling which cannot be appealed means lenders now have to refund €3 billion earned before 2013
Conservative figurehead quits role as honorary president of Popular Party
José María Aznar, who led Spain's right back to power, was highly critical of new party leadership
Spaniard injured in Berlin: “The truck ran into me and right over my legs”
University student shares personal account of the Christmas market attack on social media
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, December 21, 2016
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Ros cartoon, December 21, 2016
Spanish planet hunter and “gravity spy” from Argentina on Top 10 Scientists list
Nature magazine hails work done by Guillem Anglada-Escudé and Gabriela González in 2016
Mexico: At least 31 dead in explosion at fireworks market
The accident also left 72 people injured while a further hundred are still unaccounted for
The Basque Y: the very slow tale of a very fast train
Three decades on, high-speed rail link in northern Spain is still far from reaching its destination