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Election results in Catalonia: a wide-open scenario
The Catalan Socialists attracted the most votes on Sunday while the pro-independence bloc collectively secured a majority of seats
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Coronavirus outbreaks in Spain’s care homes fall by half thanks to vaccination drive
The improved situation has sparked debate about whether restrictions for seniors should be eased, with some arguing for caution and others highlighting the emotional needs of residents
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‘Zombie hour’ at the Catalan elections: when coronavirus cases came out to vote
People who had tested positive for the virus or who were in quarantine were advised to cast their ballot between 7pm and 8pm, but in the end few decided to make the trip
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Separatist parties win most seats in Catalan election, but Socialists secure the highest number of votes
The far-right Vox group has entered the regional parliament for the first time, winning 11 seats to become the fourth-largest political force
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Architecture of an outbreak: the Spanish apartment building hijacked by the coronavirus
Six people are dead and dozens more infected after the virus moved undetected through a 16-story residential property in the Basque city of Bilbao
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El Roto
El Roto cartoon, February 15, 2021
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