The political fallout from the taxi strikes in Spain
Parties are exchanging insults and coming up with their own proposals to deal with a problem that shows no signs of going away anytime soon
Madrid taxi drivers intensify their protest against ride-hailing apps
On day eight of an open-ended strike, riot police were brought in to clear Paseo de la Castellana while fellow cabbies arrived from other parts of Spain to support the action
Final dawn for the Julen Roselló rescue mission
The body of the two-year-old was found early on Saturday by rescuers who worked tirelessly for 13 days to locate the toddler
In photos: Taxi drivers clash with riot police in Madrid
Officers were called in to remove protesters who were blocking a major thoroughfare as part of an ongoing action against ride-hailing services such as Uber and Cabify
With no EU policy forthcoming, Spain gets tougher on immigration
“This is not a retreat. We are under enormous migratory pressure,” says an Interior Ministry source
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, January 28, 2019
Julen Roselló: The official account of the accident so far
“The position of the body determines that it was a fast freefall,” the central government delegate in Andalusia told reporters on Saturday morning
After 13-day search mission, body of Julen Roselló located in borehole
The two-year-old was found at 1.25am local time on Saturday morning. The rescue efforts faced constant delays due to the nature of the terrain and the difficulty in reaching the area
Madrid to introduce free public daycare from 2019
Nearly 9,000 children up to three years of age are set to benefit from the measure, which will be applied in 68 centers
The Spanish royal family’s #10yearchallenge
See how King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor, Infanta Sofía and the former king and queen have changed in the last decade