The decline of Galicia’s ancestral wild horses
A study warns the environmental benefits of equine grazing on the hills of the northwestern Spanish region could soon be lost due to red tape and other issues
Spanish parents could face charges after newborn dies in home birth
The baby, who was in breech position, received no medical attention during the delivery
Collapsed boardwalk at Vigo festival never passed safety inspections
Port authority says seafront promenade was not checked before it gave way on Sunday, leaving nearly 430 people injured
Opposition in Vigo denounced state of promenade ahead of ill-fated festival
Popular Party spokesperson sent out a tweet before Sunday’s collapse drawing attention to the poor state of the area. The incident left 300 injured, five seriously
The day the music died in Santiago de Compostela
New law in Galicia will ban live music in bars and clubs, threatening the livelihood of around 200 bands
Meet the Spaniards fighting to save elephants and rhinos in Kenya
Two professors from Galicia are studying parasitical infections to help the endangered mammals recover
“A” is for active aging: Spanish city brings young and old together at pioneering center
Children under three will spend time with seniors at inter-generational center in Galicia
The fight to save little Tiago
A three-year-old from Galicia tries a new treatment that could put the brakes on spinal muscular atrophy
As drought drags on, northwestern Spain’s reservoirs hit record lows
A region unaccustomed to prolonged dry spells is now dealing with watering restrictions
‘Fall from hell’ in Galicia as fires lay waste to region
Spanish PM and regional leader label deliberately lit blazes “incendiary terrorism” in wake of devastation
Spanish arts festival makes Britain’s Banksy a tempting offer
Las Meninas de Canido annual event offers street artist a wall of his own to pay homage to Velázquez
Storm brews over Spain’s pristine Cíes Islands as ferries flout visitor limits
Regional government of Galicia to fine companies after protected area off Vigo flooded with visitors
Snow forces over 24,000 Spanish children to stay home from school
Galicia is the worst hit by the cold spell, but Mediterranean is expecting abundant rain this weekend
Spain’s Galicia region on red alert for giant waves and gale-force winds
Around 140,000 people are experiencing trouble with electricity supply as wild weather hits
“The doctors’ right to object nearly cost me my life”
Health system ordered to compensate woman who lost uterus after hospital refused to carry out abortion
First baby born to Zika-infected mother in Spain has no symptoms
The infant, who was born prematurely, remains under observation in Galicia hospital
Terminally ill Galician girl Andrea dies after four days off life support
Parents’ court battle against Santiago hospital reopens debate on dignified death in Spain
Galicia hospital decides to take terminally ill girl off life support
Doctors backtrack after girl’s parents turn to courts to obtain “dignified death” for daughter
PP deputy stages own sacking to collect unemployment benefit for a month
Former mayor of Celanova Antonio Mouriño tried to sue to get the money paid
In the realm of Galicia’s “Good Cacique”
For two decades PP chief ran Ourense’s provincial authority as job factory for supporters
Vigo prosecutor to investigate negligence claims after senior’s ER death
Elderly woman left waiting for three hours despite having a known heart condition and diabetes
A million euros for a water treatment plant that can’t treat
Making waste a way of life: bankrupt Galician town council also employs around 100 people
Police chief arrested in widening Galician corruption probe
Mayor of Ourense refuses to step down despite being stripped of Socialist Party membership
Veteran Galician PP boss defies attorneys to make corruption claims stick
José Luis Baltar called himself a “father” to his voters and handed over his post to his son
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