El País

During day one of this week’s investiture debate, Pedro Sánchez draws heavy criticism from the opposition for failing to mention the Catalan crisis

Daily figures for carbon dioxide, reservoir water levels and air quality will be provided in an interactive way, allowing readers to compare current numbers with historical data sets

With talks between the Socialists and Podemos at a deadlock, a group of writers and performers has signed a manifesto demanding a deal to avoid a repeat election

Felipe González and José María Aznar agreed that centrality has been lost in recent years

Officers in Barcelona’s El Prat airport became suspicious given the Colombian suspect’s nervous behavior, as well as the size of his hairpiece and hat

Speaking on Monday morning on the Cadena SER radio network, the Socialist politician said that the left-wing party refused an offer of places in the Cabinet

A Madrid association has shared footage from Bilbao showing a woman calling two young men “fucking Africans,” among other insults

The two-minute, 18-second Running of the Bulls on Friday saw a number of falls among the animals from the Núñez del Cuvillo stockbreeder and the runners too

Ahead of the longest run of the fiestas so far in Pamplona this week, a number of people staged a sit-in to object to what they call the “denaturing” of the world-famous Running of the Bulls

Inés Madrigal, who was taken from her birth mother in 1969, has located a second cousin thanks to a US company, and says that she has “completed the puzzle that is my life”

With less than two weeks to go until the investiture vote, the Socialist Party is no closer to a deal as negotiations with the leftist Unidas Podemos remain at an impasse

Photos and videos of the youngster later went viral, and were shared by Arch Enemy, the group that was playing at the time

Watch the video of Tuesday’s event, which was over in just 2 minutes 13 seconds, and left two people injured

Despite their reputation, the animals of the Cebada Gago ranch inflicted little damage in their 31st year at the world-famous festival

Motorists entering parts of the Spanish capital will face fines once more, after a court suspends the new Popular Party mayor’s decision to temporarily halt the system

The young men died after falling 12 meters from the seaside promenade in Orihuela, in Alicante province

Madrid holds US tipped off London about the ship, which was bound for Syria in breach of EU sanctions

The Holy See representative in Madrid said that the Socialist government’s efforts to transfer the remains of the late dictator are divisive and motivated by ideology

A 17-year-old and an elderly man have died from heatstroke, while a firefighter and a farmer have also been hospitalized as the extreme weather conditions intensify across the country

Authorities say the blaze broke out when manure spontaneously combusted on a farm in Torre de l’Espanyol

Three top officials have resigned in protest over the group’s dealings with the far-right Vox and refusal to support the Socialists

Temperatures are forecast to rise above 35ºC across the peninsula and the Balearic Islands from Wednesday

The new Popular Party-led administration in the Spanish capital will have to decide whether to scrap Madrid Central entirely, or tweak it to avoid sanctions over air quality infringement

Acting PM Pedro Sánchez and Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias have hit a stumbling block in their slow-moving negotiations to reach a deal ahead of an investiture vote

The acting prime minister may lose the promised abstention of a pro-Catalan independence party, after the Socialists supported incumbent Mayor Ada Colau in Barcelona

José Luis Martínez-Almeida of the Popular Party has become mayor with support from Vox, after negotiations that went right down to the wire