The vegan era, or the end of carnal pleasures
In Spain, there are now millions of “flexitarians,” vegetarians and vegans, but while meat consumption is falling, industrial farming is on the rise
Spanish government breaks off talks with Catalonia
Deputy PM Carmen Calvo says separatist parties are rejecting offers, and warns that a veto of the budget plan could lead to early elections
Arrests in Spain for animal abuse rose 20% in 2018
A total of 600 people were detained or investigated, according to the Civil Guard’s nature protection service Seprona
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, February 8, 2019
Brexit, Ireland and European solidarity
The European Union must minimize the impact of Brexit on Ireland, but the republic must also send a sign of solidarity to the other member states. Sponging off others on tax matters is not acceptable in a bloc based on solidarity
Scooter rider caught on camera going wrong way through Barcelona tunnel
The municipal authorities have been trying to identify the culprit on the electric-powered device. The video of the incident, shot from a car, has since gone viral
From Andy Warhol parties to living on the streets: How Barcelona’s homeless supermodel fell from grace
Nastasia Urbano tells EL PAÍS how she went from dancing with Melanie Griffith to sleeping in bank foyers in the Catalan capital
Spain rejects French-German plan to tackle Mediterranean migration crisis
Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska expressed veiled criticism for Italy and Malta – who would benefit most from the initiative – for not doing their part
Two visitors accidentally damage artworks in Madrid’s Palacio de Cristal
The Reina Sofía museum will have to pay out €13,700 to rebuild the sculptures by Iranian artist Nairy Baghramian because they were not insured