
Two deaths, numerous transit delays as Spain is hit by “Beast from the East”
Flights and trains are running late; 300 roads are affected by heavy rain, snow and gusting winds

Flights and trains are running late; 300 roads are affected by heavy rain, snow and gusting winds

The polar front sweeping across the country has left these striking images of snowy and icy conditions across the peninsula

Polar front brings snow, rain and plummeting temperatures after pummeling central and western Europe

There is a one in 10,000,000 chance of getting hit by lightning in Spain. Joan Reinoso was the one.
Platforms like Airbnb are pushing up the cost of rent and forcing locals to move out of the city center

Pro and anti-independence protesters clash on Felipe VI’s first visit to Catalonia since the independence referendum

Poll released on same day that ex-chief of Catalan police appears in court over October 1 referendum

Thirty-six years after Juan Carlos gave famous TV address, his son did the same against Catalan secessionist bid

The iconic cartoonist captivated the country with his ironic and playful critique of Spanish society

By censoring an installation, the state agency Ifema is attacking a pillar of democracy

In report, non-profit says Spain disproportionately prosecutes people for “glorifying acts of terror”

The attempts to make political capital out of singer Marta Sánchez’s new lyrics for the Spanish national anthem are deplorable

In an interview with Swiss newspaper, CUP spokesperson Anna Gabriel claims she will not receive a fair trial in Spain over role in pro-secession drive in Catalonia

Police investigating footage, which was recorded during robbery attempt in small state of Mato Grosso

Marta Rovira said she knew referendum had no legal backing; more ex-officials due in court this week

Washington cannot allow going to school to become a game of Russian roulette

For lovers of ancient civilizations, the country has a sweeping range of breathtaking ruins

Culture Minister Íñigo Méndez de Vigo decries the “regulatory vacuum” caused by legislation that only covers physical selling

Despite the move, the Chinese conglomerate will still lend its name to the team’s new stadium, which was inaugurated this season

Alexander Delgado eluded authorities for a year after drugging brother, walking out of a maximum security penitentiary

A string of graft cases making their way through the courts is eroding the credibility of the governing party in Spain

Inmates of a jail in Barcelona can leave the center to take care of more than 200 felines

Around 60,000 buildings have been found under the jungle floor thanks to laser technology

The snowfall began in Maresme and la Selva and has since covered several coastal towns in the northeastern region

International mediator José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero urges opposition to accept government conditions

Alerts in 31 provinces for snow, icy winds, with 13 of these on an orange alert.

Wintry conditions are still causing widespread problems on the roads and to train services