El País

Around 53,000 properties left without electricity in Menorca and Asturias, with 1,300 students forced to stay home and problems on the roads due to snow drifts

With 99.49% of votes now counted, former army official Jair Bolsonaro has been elected the new president of Brazil with 55.21% of the ballots

Relatives of José Ignacio Soto, who died from a heart attack last week, are outraged at the “degrading” way his remains have been treated

Noam Chomsky, Bernard Henri-Lévy and others highlight the danger to Latin America's largest country if the far-right candidate wins the runoff on Sunday

Rodrigo Rato today began his four-and-a-half year sentence in connection with a corporate credit card scandal involving €12.5 million in embezzled money

Daylight Saving Time ends on October 28, but the European Union has proposed abolishing the practice in 2019

Spain’s AESA state air safety agency will also be investigating, after a man was caught on video on a Barcelona-Stansted flight verbally abusing a 77-year-old disabled woman

Government expresses consternation at the journalist’s death but cites Saudi prosecutors’ information

Around 30 people were rescued from their cars as torrential rain batters the country, causing flooding, traffic problems and road closures

The east of the peninsula and the Balearic Islands have been battered by persistent and torrential downpours

Verónica Casado was awarded the prize by the World Organization of Family Doctors for her excellence in communication, patient care and leadership

Isabel Preysler is the latest celebrity to be immortalized in the capital’s Museo de Cera, a place where likenesses are not always guaranteed

The family of Artur, whose mother was killed in last week’s extreme weather, has sent out a message of thanks to the authorities and citizens who have taken part in the search

Emergency and rescue services continue to work on the Balearic Island, and are searching for five people who were seen close to the danger area during the flood

Spain’s national weather service has put out yellow and orange alerts after nine people were killed in flash flooding in Mallorca

The Spanish model says she wants to meet Miss Colombia despite her comments that the “pageant is for women who are born women”

“The beauty pageant is for women who are born women,” says Valeria Morales in reference to Seville model Ángela Ponce

María Sanjuán, a Spanish model, has had access to a post-hearing recording in which she is mocked by the magistrate in charge of her case

In a missive written to the prime minister, Quim Torra called on world leaders to mediate a vote and said he was willing to negotiate with the Spanish government

Hundreds of demonstrators clashed with riot police in Barcelona as tensions rise in the region

Separatist premier Quim Torra urges activists to keep up the street pressure against the state

Around 6,000 members of the Committees for the Defense of the Republic gathered in Barcelona

Supreme Court has found no evidence Pablo Casado committed offenses, although it does point to proof of him receiving “favorable treatment,” which is not a crime

Recent spate of murders shines spotlight on the courts’ failure to protect at-risk women

Government officials set minimum services for the low-cost airline, which has been forced to cancel 150 flights