F. Javier Barroso

Marepolis gives visitors the chance to plunge to depths of 20 meters, without having to travel any further than the X-Madrid shopping mall in Alcorcón

Activity at the facility has been reduced to a minimum due to the coronavirus crisis, with daily passenger numbers falling from 170,000 to as little as 500

The army’s Emergency Military Unit will be in charge of transferring the bodies to the center and guarding them until they are removed for burial or cremation

The ride-hailing company says this is the beginning of a mutually beneficial collaboration following years of confrontation between both sectors

The 53-year-old Colombian was using a rucksack with a specially positioned cellphone to record the footage, targeting women in public places such as the Metro and supermarkets

The victim, a Spanish national from the Dominican Republic, says she was called a “piece of shit,” hit and spat on while traveling on a bus in the center of the capital

Police have arrested a Brazilian suspect for causing the unprovoked attack against the 23-year-old, who survived by flattening himself against the platform’s overhang

Eleven helicopters, three airtankers and 35 firefighting brigades are working to put out the blazes, which broke out on Sunday afternoon

Members of the center-right party Ciudadanos were abused for its association with Vox, which is pushing to roll back LGBTQI rights

A team of 450 firefighters and military emergency personnel was battling the blaze, which was exacerbated by strong winds and high temperatures

The bizarre series of events unfolded in Madrid, after a mother and her daughter sought to put a contract out on a man who had swindled them out of €60,000

Arrests were made over the weekend after thousands of Liverpool and Tottenham supporters descended on Madrid for the Champion’s League final on Saturday

Martha Osaro disappeared along with her twin sister Mary after they went out in the central neighborhood of La Latina to celebrate their birthday

Police officer Eduardo Balboa del Cid talks to EL PAÍS about why he spends his free time entertaining children in cancer wards and in palliative care

A video of the passenger sharpening his tool went viral on social media, with many concerned he had dangerous intentions

Civil War monuments, including those commemorating the “Thirteen Roses,” were also vandalized in Madrid’s La Almudena cemetery

The stoppage, which began on January 21, was aimed at pressuring the regional government into regulating VTC vehicles, used by ride-hailing services such as Cabify and Uber

Events involving large crowds of youths are increasingly ending in reports of assault, theft and even rape

The region is the first without a nuclear plant to draw up a contingency plan

A hooligan leader was sent back to Argentina after landing at Barajas for Copa Libertadores match

Groups of young vandals orchestrated a series of attacks on trains over the long weekend, spraying paint in the faces of two police officers and a pregnant woman

Victim taken to hospital by helicopter on Sunday, after suffering head injuries in Mataelpino, which ditched bull runs eight years ago and began its own curious tradition

Sector is awaiting the outcome of a meeting this afternoon between national and regional authorities

Government offer to transfer licensing powers to regional authorities will only extend the problem to 17 regions, say taxi representatives

The victim is a 68-year-old resident of the Vallecas district who left a note behind for his family

The man was seen on security cameras at Madrid’s La Paz using a master key to open the lift door. No one has yet come forward to report a missing person