The super spy who failed to kill Franco
Spanish writer produces first biographical account of Kim Philby’s role in country’s civil war
The Spanish role in the French Resistance
British historian Robert Gildea deconstructs the official version of events in his new book
The night Spain’s transition to democracy nearly derailed
New book explores the 1977 Atocha massacre of five labor lawyers in Madrid
France awaits Spain’s proposal for supporting fight against Islamic State
Madrid has yet to make a clear offer after backtracking on plans to bolster Mali contingent
How Halloween came to push out All Hallows’ Eve
Dismissed by many Spaniards as too American, the celebration’s roots lie firmly in old Europe
Why Plato has been expelled from Spanish high schools
Latest conservative education reforms further reduce teaching of philosophy to students
Is fast food killing off Spain’s famed Mediterranean diet?
Younger Spaniards are shifting away from their parents’ traditional eating habits
Las Ventas: bringing bullfighting’s present and past together
Madrid bullring’s library and museum offer a singular glimpse into the practice’s history
Why Spain’s research and development is going nowhere
Universities are coming up with great ideas, but struggle to adapt them to the market
A 37-minute prehistoric journey
As visits resume, EL PAÍS joins the first group to be allowed in to view Altamira’s cave art
Altamira cave will open to visitors
Widely expected decision flouts the majority opinion of prehistoric art experts
Altamira must be closed to visitors, Spanish scientists tell Unesco
Scholars accuse government of endangering Paleolithic cave art for political reasons
Germanwings crash site lies in remote and mountainous area of Alps
Group of gendarmes is attempting to reach the location, which is covered in deep snow
The truffle capital of the world
A remote corner of eastern Spain has become the largest global producer of the delicacy
Will Spain free its orca whales?
Pressure grows on marine parks to stop using the animals during shows
Taking on the mushroom mafias
Spain’s economic crisis is driving a growing trade in illegally collected species
Campofrío vows to rebuild factory in Burgos, after devastating blaze
The food group’s processed-meat plant, which employed 900, may burn for six more days
Are visitors, or Mother Nature, damaging Altamira’s cave paintings?
Spain’s Culture Ministry has been handed conflicting reports on preserving the Unesco site
Veteran war reporter dies aged 72
Manu Leguineche passed on the secrets of his trade to hundreds of other journalists