Taxi drivers throughout Spain strike in protest at new licenses for Uber, Cabify
The association representing private-hire vehicles has reported assaults against drivers and widespread damage to cars
Barcelona’s tourist sector cautiously optimistic after terror attacks
Shops in Catalan city admit sales have slumped, but that visitors are steadily returning
How Spanish eggs have avoided European pesticide crisis
Farmers expect increased exports after strict controls see them spared in contamination scandal
Number of foreign visitors to Spain staying in tourist apartments soars by 33%
Hotel sector calls for regulation of online accommodation platforms such as Airbnb
More work but less money: Spain’s new salary trap
As economy recovers, job creation is up, but many positions are temporary and part-time
As their licenses lose value, Spain’s taxi drivers fight Uber and Cabify
Nationwide strikes focus on getting the government to reduce the number of livery cars
Spain: Vacation rentals offering more beds than hotels for the first time
New report tracks rise of short-term tourist lodging in 22 major cities, and finds exponential growth
Spain’s tourist sector 2017: more visitors, higher prices and better hotels
Survey by Deloitte shows 70% of directors in sector see continued growth throughout this year
Spain will drop out of the world’s 25 largest economies by 2050
New forecast predicts that emerging nations will take up the top global GDP positions
Spain ranks third as Plan B for foreign investors fleeing Brexit
Study on effects of UK referendum finds Madrid is fifth most attractive European city and Barcelona 10th
Spanish hotel boss warns sector is feeling first effects of Brexit
President of leading Meliá chain talks of slowdown in number of Brits booking holidays in Spain
75 million and counting: Spain shattered its own tourism record in 2016
Total spending by foreign visitors to the country rose by 8.3% to €77 billion last year
Bullish Spanish retailers bring forward their winter sales
Major chains and department stores are “optimistic” and expect to hire temporary staff
Spanish retailers gear up for Black Friday 2016
Some brands are already advertising their upcoming discounts, while others prefer to remain coy
Spain turns back on burials as cremations gain ground
Incineration is an increasingly popular option but the pope’s ban on scattering ashes raises issues
Are Spain’s immigrant detention centers in breach of human rights law?
Testimonies highlight unclear legal status of many detainees who have committed no crime
Violent crowd disrupts talk by Socialist ex-PM at Madrid university
Aggressive protesters insulted Felipe González and PRISA chairman Juan Luis Cebrián