Fires in migrant settlements in Ceuta destroy tents after threats to ‘burn you’
Police have yet to determine the cause of the blazes, which occurred after an attack against a camp that hospitalized a six-year-old boy
Trampolín beach: The open‑air refuge in Ceuta for migrants resisting in search of asylum
Hundreds of people are crowded in a small cove in the city, waiting for asylum that never comes
A day with a firefighting crew in Madrid: ‘The firefighters can’t keep up; last night there were three new fires’
On private rural estates in Madrid’s western sierra mountains, workers are still racing to cool the hills and put out the constant flare-ups in places where the flames had already gone out
Living through a World Cup with a gambling disorder: ‘Winning is the worst thing that can happen to you’
The major sporting event put gambling addicts on alert, many of whom now have new profiles linked to online betting
The last Palestinians resisting in the olive groves: ‘The settlers are trying to take away the food we put on the table so they can then take our land’
West Bank farmers claim that they were already suffering attacks by settlers before October 7, but that now the Israeli army has also joined in the harassment
The unique Spanish scheme gifting abused women protection dogs
Psychologists praise work of foundation that teams women up with specially trained canines
What can Spain do to tackle its growing suicide problem?
Experts call for a national strategy to curb the rising number of people taking their own lives
From María to Maryam: a 29-year-old Spaniard converts to Islam
In mid-July, this non-practicing Christian finally embraced her new faith after several years practicing informally
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