La Palma struck by new quake and more destruction from erupting volcano
Air quality has deteriorated while authorities seek to allay fears about new cracks opening up far from the main cone
Penélope Cruz: ‘I start every shoot like it’s my first movie’
The actress speaks to EL PAÍS about her starring role in Pedro Almodóvar’s new film, ‘Parallel Mothers’
Spanish government drafts ambitious housing bill, but opposition vows to ignore it
The leftist administration of Pedro Sánchez wants to rein in soaring rents through tax incentives and caps, a move conservatives are calling ‘suicidal interventionism’
‘La Manada’ member admits to gang rape for first time and apologizes to victim
The lawyer of the young woman, however, believes José Ángel Prenda wrote the apology in a bid to reduce his 15-year sentence for the sexual assault at the 2016 Sanfermines fiestas
From Panama to Puerto Banús: How the rich use offshore companies to buy homes in Spain
The massive leak of documents known as the Pandora Papers shows the key role of tax havens for the wealthy when making property transactions in areas such as the Costa del Sol or Madrid
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El Roto cartoon, October 7, 2021
Mallorca restaurant ordered to refund wedding banquet after 52 guests get food poisoning
The bride and groom also wanted the establishment to pay for their honeymoon cruise, but this was rejected by the court
Falling ash and closed schools: How La Palma’s volcano is affecting children
Classes are still suspended in the affected areas and parents are worried about the effect the noise and destruction is having on the emotional lives of their kids