Socialists attack Podemos for calling itself “the new social democracy”
Critics highlight the communist component within the anti-austerity group, which is poised to take second spot in the upcoming general election
Barack Obama in Spain
The US president’s visit does justice to the alliance between the two countries
Barack Obama to make official visit to Spain on July 9
The president of the United States will meet with acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and King Felipe VI
Female fans of Spanish soccer side attacked in Barcelona
Group of five punched and insulted two women staffing post to rally support for the national team ahead of Euro 2016
Spencer Tunick gets down to bare essentials in Bogotá
The American photographer gathers together more than 6,000 people, who braved the cold in the Colombian capital for a nude group shot
High season for the people traffickers
Latest data points to summer increase in numbers of migrants from Libya
Spain’s best beers? A low-cost supermarket brand and Estrella Galicia
Consumer watchdog praises white label brews over better-known makes
Quality jobs
The challenge for the new government is not just reducing unemployment, but creating stable positions
Maduro threatens legal action against Spanish media over “psychological war”
Venezuelan government is accusing Spain of being part of international coalition preparing invasion
“Leader of the Bionic Age” wins Princess of Asturias research award
Hugh Herr of the MIT Media Lab is recognized by Spain’s top prizes for his high-tech prosthetics that help amputees
Negotiating Catalonia
The Socialists’ idea for a new deal is a positive way to kickstart the territorial debate
The Spanish resort slapping a ban on “vulgar” stag and hen parties
Mojácar's town council says it's “sick and tired” of revelers sporting phallic tiaras and inflatable dolls
From Verdun to London
European reconciliation and its achievements are the best reason to vote for the EU
Olympic dream or medical nightmare?
Facebook and Microsoft to install “megacable” between Spain and US
The undersea connection will be managed by Telefónica affiliate Telxius, and will enter Europe through Bizkaia
Venezuela and Spain’s general election
The main political parties are making their positions clear about the crisis in the South American country
A big mistake
Banning supporters of Catalan independence from waving a flag is unwise
Toro de la Vega bull will be spared, not speared
Castilla y León decides that controversial popular hunt with spears will go ahead, but that animals cannot be killed outside the bullring
Zara coat worn by Kate Middleton sells out in 48 hours
Duchess of Cambridge has shopped at Spanish fashion giant before, and her choices inspire millions of imitators
Cuba and Spain: starting over, again
Foreign minister’s meeting with Castro is just the first step
The legacy of the 15-M movement
The spirit is still there, but Spain’s parties haven’t channeled it
Franco and Himmler, two Visigoths?
Historical sound and light show sparks row and apology
Desperate times, desperate measures
The state of emergency in Venezuela reveals just how weak President Maduro’s position is
Sixteen killed in attack on Real Madrid fan club café in Iraq
So-called Islamic State has claimed it carried out the action, which also left 20 people injured
Zara, Santander and BBVA, among the world’s most-valuable brands
Three Spanish firms make it into the ‘Forbes’ list, dominated by technology giants this year
The Spanish king’s €11 meal
Felipe VI stops at a roadside restaurant for a humble ‘menú del día’ on his way back from an award ceremony
A survival pact
The worst kind of election campaign would be one dominated by a battle between ideological blocs
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