Are pistachios the new ‘green gold’ in Spain?
Farmers in the Madrid region have been rushing to plant the fruit tree, which can yield up to €6,000 in just one hectare
Farmers in the Madrid region have been rushing to plant the fruit tree, which can yield up to €6,000 in just one hectare

The local government claims the memorial does not meet the recommendations of a historical memory commission, but critics decry an attempt to whitewash Francoism

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

Sergio Álvarez snapped the cheeky picture as a dare, not realizing it would be approved by the police or cause such a stir online

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

An increasing number of homeless people are spending their nights in an underground maze in AZCA, the city’s financial district

Arriate split from Ronda in 1661 but remained immersed in a feudal regime for another century

Less visited by tourists than other attractions, the huge site boasts a pool, a zoo and an amusement park

Total of 220 new staff to be hired by public transport firm, after two incidents in just one week

Prices have risen fivefold in some cases for June gay pride event, with visitors turning to Airbnb

Firefighters release footage of Arganda del Rey accident last week that seriously injured three people

‘Hogar Social’ group set up in 2014 offers shelter and food exclusively to Spaniards

Request by nudist group gets greenlighted by Manuela Carmena administration, but attracts criticism from PP

Anti-homeless railings installed by Popular Party around fountain removed by council

Ride-hailing firm had been forced to abandon Spain in 2014 following a court order

OGC shut its offices in Madrid and throughout Spain this week without warning

Engineering work on Line 1 to be followed by shutdown of route to Barajas Airport

Sector says “unfair competition” from likes of Uber will mean ruin for 100,000 families

City Hall to pass municipal order to specify best way of applying Historical Memory Law

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

Traditional January 5 celebrations in Spain have been plagued this year by disagreements

Charity event by a religious foundation and a catering firm will look “like a luxury wedding”

Excessive pollutant levels extend over 30 kilometers outside city center

Stores sign up en masse for US-imported sale day, though its business impact is still unclear

Ex-department head in Ronda, Málaga, says vehicle was leaking and needed to be emptied