Six Spanish provinces saw twice as many deaths during Covid-19 crisis as in a normal year
Excess fatalities since March were highest in Segovia, Madrid, Guadalajara, Ciudad Real, Soria and Albacete
Spain’s excess deaths during coronavirus crisis reach 43,000
New figures sent in by civil registries show an additional 12,000 fatalities in Catalonia, the Madrid region and Castilla-La Mancha
Antibody study shows just 5% of Spaniards have contracted the coronavirus
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Zipcode check: How did your neighbor vote in the repeat Spanish election?
Here is a detailed interactive map of the results of Sunday’s poll, down to each block
Ahead of Spanish election, fake Facebook pages spend €40,000 on ads
Eight sites have been sharing posts criticizing the Popular Party’s political rivals and encouraging abstention on November 10
Zipcode check: How did your neighbor vote in the 2019 local election in Spain?
Here is a detailed interactive map of the results of Sunday’s poll, down to each street block
Zipcode check: How did your neighbor vote in the 2019 Spanish election?
Here is a detailed interactive map of the results of Sunday’s poll, down to each street block
How did your neighbor vote in the 2016 Spanish election?
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Each cab travels around 200 kilometers a day, but most of the time, they’re driving around empty looking for passengers
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