Gypsy women in Spain poised to start a health revolution
Madrid region taking advantage of female clout in the 90,000-strong Roma community for a preventive healthcare pilot scheme
ETA: The forgotten ones
EL PAÍS journalist Aurora Intxausti recalls how she and her family narrowly survived a terrorist attack
Access to Altamira cave paintings: open to the highest bidder?
Cantabria government wants to start auctioning off tickets to UNESCO site
Why Ukrainians adopted by Spanish families may have to go to war
Victims of the Chernobyl disaster living in Spain are receiving call-up letters from Kiev Many of the youngsters fear they will be sent to fight against pro-Russian militias
Poet Leopoldo María Panero dies at 65
The author of ‘Teoría’ spent many of his years in and out of psychiatric wards
The other Spanish Civil War
New book charts the propaganda battlefront between Republicans and Nationalists
Forty years of censorship
A new book recounts the alterations made to movies and their posters by censors during the Franco regime
Three hundred years of Spanish comics
The Tebeosfera project has already catalogued 17,000 titles The organization now has 93 members and 180 volunteers
Spain’s hidden Nazis
A new book examines the country's involvement with the Third Reich