Ferran Bono

The Catalan artist drew for the British government and now the MuVIM in Valencia is bringing together 150 works in a first major exhibition, 30 years after his death

Following the seizure of five works — including two attributed to Goya — in an operation involving five defendants, the director of Valencia’s Police Patrimony Unit explains how forgeries are detected

An updated biography describes with new documentation the life and political trajectory of the former Chilean president, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of his death

The Spanish brain expert talks to EL PAÍS about cognitive bias, stigmas about intellectual disabilities and how emotions influence decisions

The estate of Gertrudis Sommer Ficher has been passed on to the Valencia government, and its contents reflect how former Nazis set up home in Spain with the support of Franco

Normal life is coming back to the famous Spanish city but the pandemic is still a source of concern. Coronavirus cases are rising, although hospital admissions remain stable

The local mayor and a travel association, however, claim that the incidence is comparable to other Spanish municipalities if the city’s floating population is taken into account

Around 50 migrants are living on the racing track which cost the regional government €98 million and now lies in disuse

An anti-vaxxer inmate has sparked an outbreak in a prison in Gran Canaria, with 77 cases recorded, while 10 other penitentiaries have also reported upticks in infections

The decision comes as Valencia relaxes its coronavirus measures and Madrid sets a midnight closing time for some outdoor dining areas

Born in Marseille to Spanish parents, Josep Almudéver enlisted to fight in the Civil War for the Republicans when he was just 16 years old

The Cuban-American illustrator’s first exhibition in Spain features the cover art for magazines such as ‘Time’ and ‘Der Spiegel’ that made him an enemy of the former president

Riot police clashed with supporters of the musician, who was sentenced to prison for glorifying terrorism and insulting the monarchy on Twitter

Regions across the country have introduced new restrictions that create similar conditions to last spring’s home confinement, while stopping short of shelter-in-place orders

Authorities also want to bring the curfew forward to 8pm but are not contemplating home confinement

Rafael Botella, a quadriplegic, asked to be allowed to die a year and a half ago. Now he wants to live, knowing that euthanasia is now an option in Spain

Passengers on a flight from the British capital to Valencia said that while airport health controls have been ramped up, many Londoners are still failing to observe safety rules on the street

Sales and rentals of RVs are rising as people seek a more socially isolated way to spend their vacation

The sands in the Valencian city will be divided into plots measuring four square meters, with special areas for the over-70s

Local authorities in some popular tourist destinations are blocking off access roads with piles of earth and concrete blocks

Madrid’s Palacio del Hielo ice rink could soon become a morgue for victims of Covid-19. The government expects the peak of infections to be reached this week

A local initiative by women who stitch shoes at home has already produced 5,000 units, and the idea has caught on across the country

Towns affected by last month’s extreme weather are rushing to clean up in time for the Easter break, as questions are raised about the sustainability of coastal management

Many companies that went bankrupt in the 2008 financial crisis abandoned their aircraft because they could not afford the cost of moving them

Gorgui Lamine Sow says he didn’t think twice when he climbed up a wall and pulled Alex Caudeli out of his burning house in Dénia