
Down the wrong path: Spanish city fights against fake signs on Camino de Santiago
Associations say some bar owners are altering official markings to get people to walk by their establishments, even if it means a risky detour

Associations say some bar owners are altering official markings to get people to walk by their establishments, even if it means a risky detour

EL PAÍS looks at the staggering figures behind Pamplona’s world-famous bull-running fiestas

Questionable websites are taking advantage of automatic online advertising systems run by Google, and publishing sensationalist, biased or untrue stories to seek clicks

Amateur writer Emilio Ortega had failed to sell a single copy of his book, until he met a young man who felt his story of hardship and survival deserved an audience

José Ángel Aceitón, who was left a quadriplegic after a car ran over him when he was 17, has died in another traffic collision

Ousted leader remains the only candidate, but his success depends on being physically present at parliament

Facebook founder unwittingly rallies support in the United States for Spanish soccer team

The precautionary measure, first suggested by the local police at Easter, seeks to avoid making potential “weapons” available to passersby

Epic Board Game, the first establishment of its kind in Spain, is planning to offer customers as many as 1,000 different games

Thieves would have needed more than 30 trucks to carry off heist in small Spanish village

Two restaurants in northern Spain hit by christening and wedding meal scammers to tune of €12,000