Aitor Bengoa

Popular ‘El Gordo’ draw was created in Cádiz in 1812 to raise funds to fight French troops

A new survey reveals that seven out of 10 Spaniards “never” visit a museum or a library, while one in five goes to a bar, restaurant or café every day

Of the 586 people who were supposed to be here by late June, only 305 have landed on Spanish soil, according to the Interior Ministry

Yearly report from Spanish Commission for Refugee Aid warns of “serious setback” in terms of international protection for displaced peoples

A group of Kurds and Syrians that has been resettled by the Spanish government say they are looking to normalize their lives

Vietnamese fishermen rescued couple and are taking them back to the island of Borneo

Without help integrating and learning language skills, new settlers face exclusion

Experts say public backing has helped overcome initial reluctance

Winning tickets are sought out by crooks looking to avoid paying tax on their ill-gotten gains

The 11 Eritreans and one Syrian are first of 854 migrants to be resettled before end of year

Denise Pikka Thiem disappeared in Astorga on April 5 while walking pilgrimage route

But the number of traffic victims has still dropped drastically since late 1980s

Parents say three months’ vacation is too long, with kids disconnecting from their studies