Slow death for Spain’s funeral homes
Eight large firms control 20% of the sector, with insurance companies calling the shots
The Venezuelan students abandoned to their fate in Madrid
Restrictions at home have left hundreds of youngsters unable to access foreign currency
Monuments to the disgraced
Calls have been growing to remove statues referring to politicians implicated in scandals
The dilemmas of treating Spain’s teenage transsexuals
Drugs allowing young people to delay decisions on their gender aren’t available in all regions
Riding with Madrid’s secret bike racers
Groups of adrenalin-thirsty cyclists are holding high-speed ‘alleycat’ races around the capital
The ‘Good Samaritans’ who are only interested in helping other Spaniards
Anti-immigration group opens Madrid soup kitchen, prompting fears among locals of violent clashes
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