Spain announces €200 billion relief package against effects of coronavirus
PM Pedro Sánchez calls it “the greatest mobilization of resources in the country’s entire democratic history”
Commuters in Spain complain of overcrowding during coronavirus lockdown
Photos of packed trains fill social media, as passengers express concern that they are not able to maintain a safe distance to protect themselves from possible contagion
Spain sees nearly 2,000 new coronavirus cases in a day, with confirmed deaths rising to 491
“We are not ruling out closing the airspace,” said Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska on Tuesday, after land borders were shut on Monday night
Spanish government applauds king’s reaction to financial scandal, but supports judicial probe
Unidas Podemos and regional parties want a congressional inquiry into alleged Swiss bank accounts tied to Felipe VI’s father Juan Carlos I
Spanish firms react to coronavirus with a wave of temporary layoffs, affecting more than 100,000 jobs
Seat, Burger King and Iberia are among the companies that have so far filed what is known as an ‘ERTE,’ allowing them to suspend jobs “until normality is reestablished”
Spanish political parties close ranks around the government in battle against the coronavirus
The priority for the administration now, as well as stopping the spread of the pandemic, will be the minimizing of the economic damage caused by the crisis
With Spain in lockdown, virtual education replaces the traditional classroom
The coronavirus outbreak has forced schools across the country to close, but some teachers face bigger hurdles than others as resources and familiarity with online tools vary from center to center