English, an unsolved issue in Catalan universities
The regional Parliament has postponed the requirement of a First Certificate level in the language in order to get a degree
Rape reports in Spain up 28.4% in the first three months of 2018
Victims are coming forward in higher numbers, encouraged by greater social awareness
Colombian student manages to record tutor while he sexually harasses her
The video shows how the director of a master’s program gropes and tries to kiss one of his female students, who was not the only woman to suffer such abuse
How a Sevilla soccer match is a source of some serious Game of Thrones spoilers
Members of the cast of the hit HBO show were in attendance at the Real Madrid game on Wednesday, revealing where the plot might be headed in the upcoming final season
Why Ciudadanos leader Albert Rivera is mistaken
The decision by the politician to withdraw his party’s support for Article 155 is untimely and opportunistic
Defending truth in the era of fake news
Europe’s leading media organizations have a duty to curb the spread of disinformation
Top Spanish journalism awards reward investigative reporting and new storytelling formats
EL PAÍS co-founder praises press freedom at ceremony attended by political, business and cultural leaders
Chewbacca visits the EL PAÍS newsroom
The most famous wookie from the ‘Star Wars’ universe takes a trip through hyperspace into the world of journalism
EL PAÍS and other European media outlets from the LENA alliance debate how to combat fake news
Also at the event, held this morning in Madrid, were representatives from the world of technology, MEPs and the president of the European Parliament, Antonio Tajani
Catalan Republican Left rejects fresh leadership bid by Carles Puigdemont
Party calls on Together for Catalonia to “decide on the next steps together” in order to avoid new elections
Parties demand “viable” candidate for Catalan premier after Puigdemont presented once more
The regional parliament passed a reform on Friday to allow deputies to vote remotely, but the central government in Madrid has already started process to appeal that measure
ETA is not fooling anyone
Democratic Spain must not allow the terrorist group to whitewash its criminal history
ETA releases statement announcing its complete dissolution
Historic declaration puts an end to the organization 59 years after it first launched its violent campaign for Basque independence
A Dos de Mayo without celebrations for Madrid’s beleaguered Popular Party
Acting regional premier avoids mentioning disgraced predecessor Cristina Cifuentes, who was forced to quit last week after being caught up in two separate scandals
Thousands march across Spain on May Day marked by women’s rights
Unions warn that failure to improve wages and reduce job precariousness could lead to social unrest
Judge in Running of the Bulls rape case has “unique problem,” says Spanish justice minister
Legal associations call on Rafael Catalá to resign over his criticism of magistrate who wanted to clear defendants of all sexual charges
Public prosecutor to appeal “Running of the Bulls” gang rape verdict
Thousands take to the streets to demonstrate against decision clearing five men of raping 18-year-old in Pamplona in 2016, but convicting them of lesser charge of sexual abuse
Pamplona gang rape case: A controversial verdict
The verdict on the Sanfermines sexual assault case has sparked widespread social debate on how these crimes should be dealt with
“Running of the Bulls” defendants escape rape convictions
Ruling finding the five men guilty of the lesser charge of “sexual abuse” of an 18-year-old at Sanfermines sparks protests in Pamplona
The resignation of Cristina Cifuentes: too little, and too late
The scandal that has engulfed the Madrid regional premier has exposed new depths of corruption within the Popular Party
The Catalan children subjected to political hatred
Nine teachers in the region are under investigation for allegedly humiliating students whose parents are members of the Civil Guard
Martin Scorsese wins 2018 Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts
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American filmmaker receives top honor awarded by Spain for his lifetime contribution to cinema
Madrid regional premier Cristina Cifuentes quits after shoplifting video emerges
The Popular Party politician had been under increasing pressure to resign in recent weeks due to irregularities related to a master’s degree she obtained in 2012
Video emerges of alleged shoplifting incident involving embattled Madrid premier Cristina Cifuentes
Images from 2011 appear to show the Popular Party politician emptying her bag in front of a security guard in a back room of a supermarket
EL PAÍS wins journalism prize for its coverage of Latin American news
Spanish monarch handed out the awards today at the 35th annual King of Spain International Journalism Awards
Julian Assange drifts away from cause
WikiLeaks needs to separate from its founder in order to reclaim its reputation
When dark photons are probed by falling atoms
If dark matter has its own dark version of light, very precise measurements of atoms could reveal its behavior
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