El País

Spanish police are investigating an alleged extortion case involving video footage, photographs and other material

As elections approach, the opposition is resorting to scare tactics to convince voters that Socialist Party Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez must go

Judges are investigating moves by politicians and police officials to find or fabricate damning evidence against political rivals of the Popular Party

The Irish comedian, actor and writer will be playing shows in Madrid and the Catalan capital this weekend, as part of his ‘Dr Cosmos’ tour

The former US president spent the morning visiting the city, where his daughter Malia lived for a few months

Barcelona, Valencia and Palma have also approved regulations to curb the rapid growth in the supply of unlicensed short-stay tourist accommodation

In 2016, the PP-run Interior Ministry granted legal residency status to a Venezuelan national who provided unverified information about the left-wing party’s leader, Pablo Iglesias

Spain’s state railway company Renfe has taken the eight officers off duty and has opened an investigation into the case

The US denies any involvement in the mysterious break-in, although the group leader contacted the FBI

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s letter to King Felipe VI draws ire, amusement and perplexity on both sides of the Atlantic

A survey shows that the winner will have to forge alliances with regional nationalist parties in order to form a government, making a leftist bloc more likely

Parties that support Catalan independence are unlikely to back Prime Minister Sánchez’s plan, meaning that a general election could be called for the coming months

Executive sources said the Socialist Party leader will unveil the date after the Cabinet meeting on Friday

Pedro Sanchez’s decision has been triggered by the defeat this week of his Socialist Party’s budget plan in Congress. Spaniards will be going to the polls for the third time in four years

Quim Torra resorts to color variations to circumvent campaign rules on political neutrality

But Bank of Spain warns about spending measures and says the next government to come out of the general election should prepare for a downturn

Fernando Paz has made revisionist statements regarding the Nuremberg trials and the Holocaust

José Andrés and the brothers Ferran and Albert Adriá have teamed up to create Mercado Little Spain inside the mega-development Hudson Yards

UK Ambassador Simon Manley will update Britons living in Spain with the latest information on Britain’s exit from the European Union

Tens of thousands of people protested in the Spanish capital on Saturday against the trial of the separatist leaders and for the right to vote for self-determination

The body of the former dictator will be taken to the El Pardo cemetery, assuming that the Supreme Court does not halt the process

As worldwide protests get underway on March 15, youngsters in Spain are using social media to create groups aimed at pressuring politicians and civil society leaders

Josep Lluís Trapero, the head of the Mossos d’Esquadra during the illegal 2017 independence referendum, distances himself from the regional government in his Supreme Court testimony

At Supreme Court trial, ex-chief of security planning for the Mossos d’Esquadra said they were “aware” of the difficulties of stopping the vote with just two officers per polling station

Demonstrations called on Friday, International Women’s Day, brought out an estimated 350,000 protestors in Madrid and 200,000 in Barcelona

In the wake of last year’s success on March 8, demonstrators have once again taken to the streets across the country in support of the feminist cause