Alberto G. Palomo

The dangerous legacy of the civil war that ravaged the country for almost three decades still leaves terrible wounds. An international organization is using animals to find explosive devices to allow the population to recover its way of life

Experts warn that so-called therapeutic experiences involving hallucinogenics such as ayahuasca and toad venom could have negative side effects

Adrià Ballester, 26, sees the act of chatting with complete strangers as a form of activism in an internet-dependent world where face-to-face interaction is becoming increasingly rare

A building in the vibrant Lavapiés neighborhood, in the south of the Spanish capital, has been bought up by a investment firm, which has installed 24-hour guards on the door

Spanish student town vows to crack down on cheap bars after release of groping recording

Forty years after the return to democracy, the memory of military rule lives on in one Andalusia bar

At 97, Javier Escarceller is still screening films in his 14 movie houses on a weekly basis

Ethiopian salesman Benyam Bouyalew found success in Spain, yet decides now is the time to return home

Incident occurred just moments before he was to be served with court papers Unemployed man survived fall and is listed in fair condition at an area hospital

Regional government claims it has sufficient resources to fight blaze despite cutbacks

Child reported missing in Valencia by his carers last week Mother had been living and working Paris