Amelia Tiganus: ‘Being a whore is like a prison with invisible bars’
She escaped abuse in her native Romania and worked as a prostitute in over 40 brothels in Spain. Today, Tiganus is an activist who has just published a book about her experiences
As lava from La Palma volcano continues to flow, hundreds more houses are at risk
At least 183 homes have already been destroyed on the Canary Island, although the progress of the molten rock has slowed compared to Monday
British Embassy launches survey on key issues affecting UK nationals in Spain
The aim of the poll is to better understand how full-time residents in the country who are covered by the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement have been affected since the end of the Transition Period
Highest coronavirus infection rate is now among children, but figures in Spain are falling for all ages
Experts consulted by EL PAÍS believe this is most likely due to this age group being the only one that is unvaccinated. Pfizer has this week announced good results from its vaccine trials for five- to 12-year-olds
Video | Lava flow from volcanic eruption destroys homes in La Palma
The river of molten rock has razed everything in its path, including houses, crops and infrastructure
Live feed | The eruption of the volcano in La Palma
The expulsion of the lava began on the Canary Island at 3.12pm on Sunday September 19, in Montaña Rajada. After destroying everything in its path, the molten rock finally reached the sea on Tuesday night
From ash to acid rain: Seven dangers of the volcanic eruption in La Palma
Spain’s National Geographic Institute outlines several risks including toxic gases and lava flows, which have already swallowed up houses, infrastructure and crops on the Canary Island
Lava from La Palma volcano comes close to the sea, raising risk of toxic gases
Spanish authorities have deployed security measures to prevent people from getting too close to the spot where the molten rock is expected to come in contact with the water
The macro pig farm threatening a historical gem in northern Spain
City councils, environmentalists, architects, museums and locals are up in arms against plans for a business involving 4,200 animals, which they say will be an eyesore from Gormaz castle in Soria