Russia, misinformation and social networks
Moscow is still doing what it has always done, but now it is focusing on the negation of democracy
Number of Spanish speakers worldwide soars to 572 million
Around 754 million people expected to speak language globally by 2060, new report shows
Video of car chasing two bears along mountain road sparks outrage
Animal rights activists have decried the incident in northern Spain as “illegal” and “dangerous”
Ousted Catalan officials petition Supreme Court for release from jail
Ex-deputy premier Oriol Junqueras and aides pledge to abide by Article 155 of Constitution despite opposing it politically
Madrid City Hall begins work to restrict Christmas traffic on Gran Vía
Municipal sources complain that the permanent concrete blocks will lead to heavy traffic jams in center
The European Monetary Fund’s great challenge
Brussels is proposing a fund to shore up the euro and a common finance minister for the entire EU
TV-3 must be neutral
The future of the Catalan public broadcaster will depend on its campaign coverage during the upcoming elections
In photos: Spain’s 11 restaurants with three Michelin stars
ABaC and Aponiente were added to the list of highest rated establishments this year
Lawyers in San Fermín rape trial withdraw controversial detective report
The defense had the victim followed and her social media activity monitored in order to determine her behavior after the attack
Victim of Pamplona gang rape did not consent verbally, admits first of the accused
2016 assault at Running of the Bulls has underscored safety issues and galvanized public opinion
From the migrant boat to prison
It is hard to believe that the government was unable to find a more dignified provisional solution for around 500 immigrants than sending them to Archidona prison
Ousted Catalan leader could remain in Belgium until after Christmas
Carles Puigdemont expected to fight extradition requests by Spain, while jailed aides back home request release
Germany, Austria provide inspiration for Spanish Constitution reform plan
Faced with political paralysis, a group of jurists has produced a blueprint to help resolve the Catalan crisis
In photos: before and after the Prestige catastrophe in Galicia
Fifteen years after the oil spill, EL PAÍS visits seven locations affected by the largest environmental disaster in recent Spanish history
A failure of separatism
Barcelona loses the European Medicines Agency in the first round of voting due to political instability in the Catalan region
A new Cold War
Spain must properly investigate Russian interference and contribute to improving the common European defense system
Video showing hikers pushing boar off cliff sparks ire on social networks
The Civil Guard has begun an investigation into undated recording in bid to identify culprits
Clarifications needed
The government must provide full information about the flood of social media accounts that have been used to favor the Catalan independence movement
Eleccions cada dia de la setmana
El 21-D trencarà amb la tradició de votar diumenge però a la resta del món les opcions són variades
A vote for Europe
Italy, France and Spain are asking for transnational candidate lists for the 2019 European elections
The Popular Party in the dock
The corruption cases involving the party that are currently making their way through the courts are proof of the independence of the Spanish justice system
In Photos: drought empties Spanish reservoirs
Water reserves now stand at 37.2% capacity, the lowest level at this time of year since the mid-1990s
Fighting disinformation
Congress must thoroughly investigate events involving fake news about Catalonia
Colau, the opportunist
The mayor of Barcelona has positioned herself on the side of those who cause division, at the expense of her city
Spanish minister links Julian Assange meeting to Catalan independence drive
Key Catalan ideologue Oriol Soler met with WikiLeaks founder in London on November 9
Podemos and its dark origins
There are clear ties between some of the party’s driving members and the Venezuelan and Iranian regimes
Needed: Spanish teachers down under
The embassy in Australia has begun a recruitment drive to fill teaching positions
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