Gloria Rodríguez-Pina

In 10 years, Luisana Pérez went from landing in Miami as a Venezuelan immigrant to a senior position in the Joe Biden administration

The ‘Gazeta Wyborcza’ reporter, a dual Polish-Belarusian national, was condemned by a court for inciting hatred and ‘calling for sanctions’ in his coverage of the 2020 protests

Poland is leading an initiative to limit the economic impact on the EU’s eastern bloc of the go-ahead for the import of duty-free agricultural products from Kyiv

Germany is the exception and has displayed unusual transparency by releasing weekly lists of the weapons it is sending to Kyiv

The veteran politician offered his views on the end of the war, on America and Europe’s role in supporting Ukraine, and on the rise of the far right in his country

Governments announce legal measures against Gazprom for breach of contract and assure there are plans to secure alternative sources following Moscow’s ‘blackmail’

The mayor’s new plan, which will come into effect next year, will allow vehicles currently banned to access the center of the capital

Vox’s decision not to observe a minute of silence in memory of a woman killed by her ex-partner led to angry scenes between their general secretary and José Luis Martínez-Almeida

The €7.3 billion plan will create over 240,000 jobs and revitalize the economy, says the new administration in the Spanish capital

With less than two weeks to go until the investiture vote, the Socialist Party is no closer to a deal as negotiations with the leftist Unidas Podemos remain at an impasse

The new Popular Party mayor, who is going to take three months to decide what to do about his predecessor’s flagship program, yesterday poked fun at Greenpeace protestors opposed to the move

The far-right group has accused the conservatives of breaking a power-sharing agreement and has said it will “move to the opposition” in Madrid in response

José Luis Martínez-Almeida of the Popular Party has become mayor with support from Vox, after negotiations that went right down to the wire

With one day to go before the deadline, Ciudadanos and the Popular Party are in tense negotiations over who should be the next mayor of the Spanish capital

José Luis Martínez-Almeida of the Popular Party wants to review the signature program put in place by outgoing leftist city leader Manuela Carmena

Despite receiving the worst result in its history, the Popular Party is set to govern the Spanish capital with support from Ciudadanos and the far-right group Vox

Barcelona, Valencia and Palma have also approved regulations to curb the rapid growth in the supply of unlicensed short-stay tourist accommodation

City officials say regulation is required to stop the center from becoming a tourist theme park

Pablo Iglesias confirms party split and says he is saddened by the surprise news that his colleague Iñigo Errejón will run with the Madrid mayor in May

Vehicles with no environmental sticker will also be prohibited from using the M-30 ring road. The regional government will not be boosting train or Metro services

Social stigma and the prospect of a harrowing court ordeal mean the country is among the least likely to call out sexual abuse in the EU

Spain is currently going through a generational change among feminist movements, one that has been key to organizing the March 8 actions

Groups agree on raft of 200 measures and a budget of €1bn in a bid to fight problem

Spaniards among biggest substance abusers in Europe with cocaine and cannabis high on list

Palliative care will be provided at hospital or at home, but physician-assisted suicide is not an option

Footage shows seemingly out of shape officer failing to catch escaped psychiatric patient

San Fernando de Cádiz adopts initiative taken in Vienna two years ago and copied by other cities