Spain’s acting PM and opposition leader agree to open talks on Catalan crisis
The move represents a U-turn for Popular Party president Pablo Casado, who garnered a disastrous result at the April 28 election
Acting PM to Catalan independence parties: Don’t veto choice for Senate speaker
Blocking the appointment of Miquel Iceta, a man who “builds bridges,” would be “a bad start,” says Pedro Sánchez of the Socialist Party
¿Qué? podcast, S02E02: Election fallout and controversy in Mauthausen
This week we discuss the early talks between Spain’s political parties as they seek to form a government, and examine a memorial service at a Nazi camp that took an unexpected turn
The US replies to Spain on Venezuela: “We don’t do cowboy diplomacy”
Elliott Abrams, the special representative for the South American country, tells EL PAÍS that there has already been military intervention there by Cuba
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, May 9, 2019
Spanish Civil War: The woman who took a baby rattle to her execution
Archeologists found the toy lying next to the body of Catalina Muñoz, who was shot in 1936 and buried in Palencia, northern Spain
The baby rattle that survived the Spanish Civil War
Catalina Muñoz took the toy with her to her execution in 1936. Now, 83 years after her death, we know the full story
Spanish student who went missing in Paris found alive
Natalia Sánchez Uribe, who went missing on May 1, was located by French police. Sources close to the case say that she was slightly disoriented and taken to hospital
When your district goes trendy: neighborhood resistance in Barcelona
Gentifrication is pushing residents out of the central Sant Antoni area as rent prices soar and hip retailers take over