El País

The stoppage, which began on January 21, was aimed at pressuring the regional government into regulating VTC vehicles, used by ride-hailing services such as Cabify and Uber

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez also announces a humanitarian aid program for the crisis-stricken Latin American country

In an interview on a Spanish TV network, the Venezuelan president argued that the leader of the National Assembly had no legal claim to the presidency

In Catalonia ‘corridas’ are forbidden by law, but controversy still hangs over a traditional activity involving the animals

The outlook for 2019 is lower because of domestic uncertainties such as the budget impasse

Parties are exchanging insults and coming up with their own proposals to deal with a problem that shows no signs of going away anytime soon

On day eight of an open-ended strike, riot police were brought in to clear Paseo de la Castellana while fellow cabbies arrived from other parts of Spain to support the action

Officers were called in to remove protesters who were blocking a major thoroughfare as part of an ongoing action against ride-hailing services such as Uber and Cabify

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The rescue experts had to work in incredibly difficult conditions to create a four-meter tunnel to get to the borehole where the two-year-old was located

Rescue teams have excavated 3.15 of the estimated 3.8 meters separating them from the two-year-old

Two rescue experts have been lowered inside a specially-made cage in a bid to reach the toddler, who is thought to be trapped in a 110-meter-deep borehole in Málaga

Demonstrators blocked access to major tourism fair Fitur and vowed not to give up on demands for more stringent regulations for ride-sharing services like Uber and Cabify

Madrid enters day three of a protest against ride-hailing services such as Uber and Cabify, while drivers in Barcelona will today vote on whether to end their own strike

Thousands of taxi drivers gathered at Madrid s IFEMA fairgrounds, where the FITUR tourism fair opens on Wednesday, to demand autonomic regulation of ride-hailing services such as Uber and Cabify

Rescuers have finished perforating a vertical tunnel running parallel to the borehole where the two-year-old fell nine days ago, but now find that the diameter needs to be wider

Man is in critical condition after being hit by a car in Madrid, where he was blocking an access road to the airport

The Portuguese player, who will not be going to prison, has admitted to tax fraud committed while he was living in Spain as part of a deal with the public prosecutor

The aircraft has been abandoned for years and will be sold if the owner does not claim it

Round-the-clock efforts to find the two-year-old in a 100-meter borehole in Málaga have slowed down after the drill making a tunnel hit very hard rock on Sunday

Rescuers continue working to reach Julen, the two-year-old boy who fell into a narrow, deep well in Málaga last week

The stoppage is part of an ongoing protest against the increased presence of ride-hailing services such as Uber and Cabify

Rescuers are racing to locate the two-year-old boy who fell down a 100-meter-deep borehole in Totalán (Málaga) last Sunday

The difficulty of the terrain and a bad weather forecast are hampering efforts to excavate two tunnels in a bid to locate two-year-old Julen Roselló

Five policemen and one Tax Agency employee are under scrutiny for allegedly giving confidential information to ex-police chief José Manuel Villarejo

Authorities are still racing to find two-year-old Julen, who is stuck in a shaft more than 100 meters deep after falling in on Sunday during a family lunch

Feminist groups took to the streets to demonstrate against the policies of far-right party Vox, whose votes will be key to seeing Juan Manuel Moreno of the Popular Party voted in as premier