The map of the latest Covid-19 restrictions in Spain and infection rates in each region
A guide to what you can and cannot do in each part of the country following the end of the state of alarm on May 9
A guide to what you can and cannot do in each part of the country following the end of the state of alarm on May 9
The full details of the new measures are due to be published this weekend in the Official State Gazette (BOE) and will go into force from Monday
The government is seeking to encourage more efficient energy use with a tier-based model, featuring peak, low and average price periods depending on the time of the day
The best way to redirect the secessionist crisis is through political initiatives that will first reduce the tension, then progressively restore spaces attuned to the Spanish democratic project within Catalan society
The Spanish Cabinet is expected to approve the measure at the end of June or early July. According to government sources, the separatists will return to jail if they break the law and will remain barred from public office
The US has agreed to free rival narc bosses Vicente Zambada and Eduardo Arellano Felix in exchange for insider information about the Mexican underworld
The latest prolongation of the job retention program, which around 600,000 workers are still on, will cost an additional €3.4 billion in public funds
Spanish PM defends move to restart talks on the future of the region, but he has little legal backing. Meanwhile, new leaders in Barcelona say only a full amnesty will be acceptable
Supporters of the club, located in the Valencia region, had an agonizing wait for the Europa League final win after the match finished 1-1 and went to penalties
Outstanding work by news outlets from Ecuador, Spain and Nicaragua, including EL PAÍS, was selected on Tuesday by the jury that hands out the most prestigious prizes in Spanish-language journalism
Popular tourist destinations such as the Costa del Sol and the Canary Islands have celebrated the end of travel rules for their largest market, but are calling for Spain to be put on the United Kingdom’s “green list”
Hundreds of youngsters who crossed into the Spanish city last week are staying in makeshift shelters while authorities struggle to deal with a situation they were unprepared for
The development project, which is now open to discussion, proposes reforms in education, healthcare, taxes, jobs, pensions and the environment over the next three decades
After the images went viral, Luna Reyes Segura was inundated with racist and sexist messages. This sparked a wave of support for the 20-year-old, which was backed by political and cultural leaders
The cumulative incidence has fallen another four points to 139 infections per 100,000 inhabitants over the last 14 days, although pressure on intensive care units remains high in some regions
A special unit of the Civil Guard has been plucking people out of the waters near Ceuta, where thousands of desperate immigrants breached the border between Morocco and the exclave city earlier this week
After swimming to Ceuta, many youngsters have decided to end their journey, but the situation in the North African exclave is still far from normal
The government is gravely concerned about the unexpected breaches in North Africa these past two days, but for now is opting to take a highly cautious diplomatic approach toward Morocco
Conservatives are criticizing Covid-linked state aid while progressives insist salaries must rise to stimulate a return to work
Research from the Carlos III Health Institute has concluded that this method is “highly safe” and more effective against Covid-19 than two injections of the British-Swedish medication
Regional leaders call for responsibility ahead of first full weekend without state of alarm restrictions
Speaking after the weekly Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, Reyes Maroto pointed to the positive epidemiological data in the United Kingdom and expressed hopes that her country would soon be put on the “green list” of destinations
The tech entrepreneur’s Starlink network has registered two Spanish subsidiaries to deliver the service in areas with low population density that are underserved by traditional broadband
The first groups to receive this inoculation against Covid-19 will be the 50-59 age group and vulnerable collectives such as those with major disabilities
Courts are issuing contradictory decisions on regional requests for coronavirus restrictions while the opposition is demanding legal reforms. The prime minister, meanwhile, says there are already enough tools in place to control the situation
Regional and local administrations are complaining that they have been left in a legal vacuum now that the emergency situation is over, although the justice minister argues that the existing legislation is sufficient for the current stage of the pandemic
Thousands of people took to the streets Saturday night after coronavirus restrictions such as the curfew expired