Daniel Verdú

Davide Fontana reported his crime to the police earlier this week. He had dismembered victim Carol Maltesi’s corpse and frozen it, before dumping it on a mountainside

Italian police find the remains of a man who looks like he is dressed for the office inside a hard-to-reach cave on the eastern side of the famous volcano

The separatist leader was released following a brief arrest and has flown back to Belgium. He has a hearing in Sardinia on October 4, but failure to show up could mean an end to the proceedings

The politician, who is also a Member of the European Parliament, has been living in Belgium since fleeing Spain to avoid detention for his role in the 2017 secession attempt. The Italian courts want to confirm whether or not he has immunity

The two countries hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic have a shared interest in overcoming resistance by member states who want to hand out loans rather than grants

Wary of a new surge in coronavirus infections, the executive is keeping more restrictions in place than Italy or France

Deputy prime minister conveys to Vatican secretary of state reforms that will see pedophilia offenses have no statute of limitations, putting them on the same level as terrorism crimes

Matteo Salvini says that crew of one of the few vessels still working to save migrants in the Mediterranean will “only see Italian ports in postcards”

At a somewhat somber official presentation on Monday at the Italian club, there was an air of melancholy about the player when he was reminded of the past

Uncertainty over no-confidence vote against Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy sends bond yields up and listed shares down

An analysis of social networks reveals how Kremlin-backed media outlets boosted xenophobic discourse

Florence theater stages an adaptation of Bizet’s opera that takes a stand on violence against women

Debt-ridden Italian transportation company figures only one rider out of four pays for their ticket

Success has condemned the Italian writer to a life of confinement and legions of “haters.” But the man who exposed the Neapolitan Camorra in his book ‘Gomorrah’ continues to take revenge with his pen

Pontiff will visit four cities but will not meet privately with FARC or Venezuelan dissidents

Use of the drug is on the rise among Filipinos in Barcelona, raising fears it will spread to other areas

Sewing 16 hours a day is a start for many Chinese women in Spain before moving on to massage parlors

Spaniards are not big weapons owners in global terms but a growing black market is cause for concern

Cadiz beach community of El Palmar is being overrun with illegal vacation accommodation

Catalan authorities mulling sanctions against low-cost carrier after four days of cancellations and delays

Three young women talk to EL PAÍS about their experiences with leading producer Torbe, arrested last month on charges of people trafficking, distributing child pornography and sexual abuse of minors

The city is to harbor the world’s biggest cruise liner, the ‘Harmony of the Seas,’ but the size of the vessel is dividing opinion among locals

Since the crisis began, thousands of migrants have been pounding Spain’s pavements in search of junk metal, like Sarra Waly from Senegal

Spanish researcher warns that young talent is going unnoticed due to lack of funds to develop potential

The first major virtual reality feature in Spanish media investigates how the 2011 Japanese tsunami changed the course of the country’s history

Labor dispute at abattoirs exposes dangerous working conditions imposed on immigrant workforce

Research into the therapeutic uses of this Amazonian brew is making strong progress