Ten temples of Spanish tapas
EL PAÍS SEMANAL has traveled across the country to find out why people are willing to stand in line for as long as it takes just to get a taste of these deceptively simple dishes
Spanish judge to question Julian Assange over Ecuador embassy spying claims
British authorities will finally allow a videolink interview with the WikiLeaks founder in a probe against a security firm that allegedly sent illegally obtained material to the CIA
Catalan separatist party in “no hurry” to help Spain’s caretaker PM return to power
After meeting with Socialist representatives, the Catalan Republican Left says it sees a new willingness to talk, but that further negotiation is required for a pledge of abstention
Secret services warn of risk of jihadist attack against Spaniards in Sahara region
Spanish foreign ministry advises against travel to southwestern Algeria at a time when many people fly there to visit Sahrawi refugees
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, November 29, 2019
¿Qué? podcast, S03E9: Vox controversies and Mar Menor disaster
This week we discuss the far-right party’s denial of gender violence and other polemical positions, and look at why thousands of fish washed up dead in Europe’s largest saltwater lagoon
Russia denies interference in Catalonia or in Spain’s domestic affairs
A week after it emerged that the Spanish High Court is probing the activities of an elite military group, the Foreign Ministry is talking about an anti-Russia campaign by the media
Hot water and a phoenix: How Madrid airport is catering to Chinese tourists
Travel authorities are preparing a series of changes, including new food menus and mobile payments, to make these highly valued visitors “feel at home”