Ferran Bono

Jorge Ignacio Palma claims Marta Calvo died from a heart attack after she took cocaine, and might only be fined for irregularly disposing of the corpse

As a spy in Gibraltar during World War II, James Bond creator Ian Fleming assisted with the drafting of a plan of attack by Allied forces in the event that Franco should help Nazi Germany

The España 2000 party was behind the incident, which took place in Valencia on Thursday as the new film from director Alejandro Amenábar, ‘While at War,’ began

After being left stranded for four days, the people of Orihuela in Alicante province are still struggling to cope with the aftermath of last week’s extreme weather

The head of the Valencia region asks for a Marshall Plan to help rebuild the ravaged area

Spain’s meteorological agency has warned the Mediterranean area to expect more storms, which could be “among the worst seen in the last 13 years”

The airline has been heavily criticized for failing to provide information when the plane cabin filled with smoke on the flight to Valencia

The number of registered dogs, cats and rabbits has shot up by 40% in the past five years

Pedro Sánchez lets Màxim Huerta go after it emerged that he withheld taxes in the early 2000s

New documentary gets to the bottom of mysterious attacks that killed 38 people in 1938

Catalan secessionists have brought back into use a term that was originally employed in the 18th century against the Bourbon army

CaixaForum hosts exhibition dispelling ‘dark ages’ myth and highlighting continent’s sense of continuity

The city has been promoting the area running north from Atocha station to Cibeles Most people, however, limit their visits to galleries featuring Velázquez, Goya, and Picasso

Ex-chief Consuelo Ciscar, who was replaced last year, also wildly inflated visitor numbers

Heads of Prado, Reina Sofía and Thyssen-Bornemisza speak at a rare joint public event

Major project to swap museum’s halogen lamps for LEDs brings details into sharp focus

London’s Design Museum is dedicating a new show to the renowned Mallorcan shoe brand

British historian received the Prince of Asturias Award in 1999 for his work on Spain

Basel gallery allows 170 of its works to leave Switzerland for first time for historic show

“La Lechuga,” or The Lettuce, is so named after the green hue of its 1,485 pure emeralds

Firefighters are still struggling to put out a blaze that has already ravaged a natural park

Opposition party claims irregularities in privatization of popular fruit-throwing party

Brussels forces Spain to sell enormous Ciudad de la Luz film complex, claiming unfair competition

Valencia’s IVAM is offering a glimpse of works produced in the Americas over the last century

Giant bronze sculptures on temporary display show the artist’s fascination with the female form

Valencia’s public broadcaster RTVV has outstanding debts of more than a billion euros It is still paying its workforce of 1,608 employees, despite having closed four months ago