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Spanish Congress approves new budget, ending years of gridlock
The victory brings added stability to the minority government and powers an ultra-expansive spending plan to deal with the coronavirus crisis
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Coronavirus rules in Spain: What you can and can’t do this holiday season
Here is a list of frequently asked questions regarding what to expect over the upcoming Christmas period
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Spanish government asks citizens to stay home for Christmas
New plan allows inter-regional travel between December 23 and January 6 only to see family and close friends, but rules will be hard to enforce and some regions do not feel bound by them
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Spain’s coronavirus incidence rate falls by more than half in a month
According to the latest report by the Health Ministry, 9,331 new cases were reported and 273 deaths added to the official toll, most of which were recorded in Andalusia and Catalonia
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Loved and feared: Spain’s complicated relationship with wolves
EL PAÍS talks to a Swedish sociologist who has been traveling across a country that is a perfect case study in the difficulties of coexistence between humans and these carnivores in Europe
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El Roto
El Roto cartoon, December 3, 2020
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