A safe haven, a new start, and a workshop for rebuilding broken lives
EL PAÍS accompanies women in a refuge for victims of violence and abuse over the course of a week
How Inditex rules the weaves, and plans to carry on doing so
The Galicia-based firm behind the Zara brand has a complex global supply system It combines it with the sharp commercial instincts of a successful local business
Disabled citizens issue “cry for help” against cuts at massive rally
Health workers opposed to privatization plans hold symbolic hospital "hugs"
Disabled persons to hold cash-cuts march
Umbrella committee for 7,000 associations says government owes 300 million euros in subsidies
"The crime that killed my mother helped to reduce racism in Spain"
Lucrecia Pérez Matos, from the Dominican Republic was victim of the most notorious racist murder in recent Spanish history
Not coming to America: young Spaniards now seek "German dream"
Over 40,000 workers have left the country this year to find jobs overseas
Economic crisis sparks growing exodus of Spaniards
Over 200,000 immigrants move on to boost massive outflow
A pandemic of pessimism
The negative effects of the crisis are taking their toll on the Spanish psyche They could be bringing back the return of the inferiority complex with regard to northern Europe
Spain’s record immigration levels are consigned to the past
Economic crisis sees large numbers of Latin Americans heading home
An increasingly female crisis
First the construction crash hit mainly male workers; and now services are crumbling Women are taking a double hit from spending cuts and may lose their employability
"We journalists have become lazier with the internet"
Veteran reporter Pura Ramos is still gathering in the news, at 80