Esther Sánchez

Five packs have set up home in the region but ranchers are worried about attacks on their livestock

The final draft of the text could end the practice of seizing pets over payment defaults

More than half of Spain is wreathed in air containing excessive levels of particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide and ozone

Nobody can figure out quite why the same species is growing better on the western side of the Cantabria range

The draft climate change law also includes a prohibition on the controversial method of “fracking,” and will encourage the use of renewable energies

According to the results, Spain and other countries in the south of Europe are the most concerned about the effects of global warming

Data from 2017 released by the government show slight spike in nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter

Embattled Popular Party leader has given up her seat in the regional assembly and thus brought an end to her 30-year political career

Acting regional premier avoids mentioning disgraced predecessor Cristina Cifuentes, who was forced to quit last week after being caught up in two separate scandals

The PP’s Cristina Cifuentes continues to resist pressure to resign despite irregularities over degree course, and made surprise appearance at an official event on Wednesday

Two opposition groups want Cristina Cifuentes to resign over a case affecting a major public university in the region, and which has raised the question of corruption in her Popular Party once more

New rules seek to address growing trend of short-term tourist accommodation in downtown areas

Around 100 officers working at the precinct may have to be relocated due to high temperatures in building

Ignacio González is one of 12 people held over shady financial activities at region’s water company

Madrid town of Torrelodones has launched a porcine awareness campaign for residents

Palliative care will be provided at hospital or at home, but physician-assisted suicide is not an option

A bill up for debate next month proposes acquiring animals through catalogues or the internet

Catholic clergyman in Madrid town says people should accept their God-given body, and criticizes public spending on gender-reassignment treatment

The police believe that the mammal was the victim of a network of animal traffickers

Man walking his dogs made the bizarre discovery: the cadaver of a cetacean wrapped in wire

City Hall says monuments must go because of ties to former dictatorship

Angry citizens sit on stone memorial to prevent city workers from taking it away by truck

Excessive pollutant levels extend over 30 kilometers outside city center

Metal surface touched overhead power cable at Sol station, triggering sparks

Drivers will not be able to park today at metered parking spots in city center Speed limits will be capped at 70km/h, with further restrictions likely over the weekend

Eighty arrested for “drugs and immigration” offenses during operation to clear famed dorm

City says overall vehicle volume was not significantly different from that of last Friday