Why Spanish employees may have to start clocking in and out once more
From today, a new law will force all companies in Spain to track the number of hours their employees work, in a bid to clamp down on the widespread practice of unpaid overtime
How to explain the inexplicable
Liverpool took advantage of the stage fright prompted by Anfield, but Barça helped the situation along with its own fears of the game
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, May 13, 2019
The Premier League, in the mirror of Europe
To insist that the ball spends more time in the air than on the pitch in English soccer is to flog a debate that has long since been closed
Ecuador will give Julian Assange’s embassy computers and files to the US
Judicial authorities greenlight search of a room used by the WikiLeaks founder during his seven-year stay in the diplomatic headquarters in London
Pedro Sánchez to protester: “I am the prime minister, come with me”
The acting prime minister smoothly diffused a tense situation on Saturday at the mortuary chapel for Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, a leading political figure who died on Friday
Cocaine and ancient hallucinogens discovered in 1,000-year-old shamanic pouch
Utensils found at a site in Bolivia had traces of benzoylecgonine, bufotenine and the two main ingredients of the traditional spiritual medicine ayahuasca
Thousands of citizens pay respects to Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba in Congress
Along with some of Spain’s top politicians and heads of state, around 8,000 waited in line to file past the coffin in the lower house of parliament at the weekend