ETA sends letter to institutions, social agents announcing its dissolution
The intention of the April 16 missive is to show that its decision is “definitive and conclusive,” according to sources from the Basque radical left
A Dos de Mayo without celebrations for Madrid’s beleaguered Popular Party
Acting regional premier avoids mentioning disgraced predecessor Cristina Cifuentes, who was forced to quit last week after being caught up in two separate scandals
House-hunters resort to commercial property as prices in Madrid skyrocket
Soaring rents and costs in the capital are prompting some to convert business properties, whether they are doing it legally or not
Spain’s Guggenheim to show animal artworks its New York museum pulled
Controversial installations from Chinese artists include a video of two pigs copulating, as well as the use of live reptiles and insects
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El Roto cartoon, May 2, 2018
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Ros cartoon, May 2, 2018
“There’s no possible comparison between Kosovo and Catalonia and to draw one makes no sense”
The head of the splinter state that proclaimed independence in 2008 hopes Spain will accept it as a member of the EU
Thousands march across Spain on May Day marked by women’s rights
Unions warn that failure to improve wages and reduce job precariousness could lead to social unrest
The chance photo that turned a Spanish Civil Guard into a viral sensation
Jorge Pérez Díez finds unexpected fame after striking photo of him in his uniform is shared on social media