Mass marches of pro-independence protesters descend on Barcelona
Thousands of people converged in the Catalan capital on Friday evening as part of a general strike against the Supreme Court ruling that sent nine separatist leaders to jail
Angry crowd forces squatters out of elderly lady’s home in Basque Country
The family that had moved in to 94-year-old Victoria de Castro’s house ended up securing police protection in exchange for leaving the premises
The great transformation: the Green New Deal for Spain
Jeremy Rifkin, a political advisor to the EU and China, explores why the fossil fuel civilization will collapse by 2028, and the bold economic plan to save life on Earth
On the Syrian front line: Accounts from both sides of the Turkish offensive
The withdrawal of US troops has seen the conflict in Syria take a fresh turn. EL PAÍS correspondents in Qamishli and Ceylanpınar explain the effect on the ground
Catalan leader finds scant support for calls for new independence referendum
Quim Torra was met with near silence in the regional parliament on Thursday, after suggesting a repeat vote on secession from Spain, and even laying out a provisional schedule
In photos: Street protests in Catalonia
After a fourth day of disturbances, the region is preparing for more unrest as pro-independence supporters go on strike
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El Roto cartoon, October 18, 2019
Gulf between the EU’s rich and poor continues to widen despite economic recovery
According to a new report, the 2008 financial crisis consolidated regional inequality within Europe, with Spain falling far behind