El País
Update your browser

This browser is no longer supported. To visit EL PAÍS with the best experience, update it to the latest version or download one of the following supported browsers:

  • Mozilla Firefox
  • Microsoft Edge
  • Google Chrome
  • Safari
espamemexbracateng
subscribe
LOG IN
undefined undefined Subscribe for € 1
  • Personal data
  • My Subscription
  • Newsletters
  • Events and experiences
  • My activity
  • Rights and de-registration
logout
Iñigo Domínguez
subscribe
LOG IN
undefined undefined Subscribe for € 1
  • Personal data
  • My Subscription
  • Newsletters
  • Events and experiences
  • My activity
  • Rights and de-registration
logout

Iñigo Domínguez

ABUSE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

In a first in Spain, Jesuits to pay compensation to victims of sexual abuse

Iñigo Domínguez/Julio Núñez|Madrid | 26-01-2021 - 09:26 UTC

An internal investigation by the Society of Jesus found that 81 children and 37 adults had been abused by members of the order since 1927

SOCIAL MOVEMENTS

American-style libertarianism comes to Spain

Iñigo Domínguez | 27-11-2020 - 16:43 UTC

Trump’s position on the coronavirus crisis has found fertile ground across the pond, and various groups are emerging to take issue with the media, politicians and experts in the name of “freedom”

Covid-19 crisis

Spain: over one million official coronavirus cases

Iñigo Domínguez/Pablo Linde/Artur Galocha|Madrid | 23-10-2020 - 16:27 UTC

Patients who have survived Covid-19 and medical staff who have combatted the health crisis tell their stories

POLITICS

Ten covert police operations that took place under Spain’s PP government

José Manuel Romero/Pablo Ordaz/Iñigo Domínguez/El País|Madrid | 25-09-2020 - 15:22 UTC

Illegally spying on former Popular Party treasurer Luis Bárcenas was just one of the jobs carried out without judicial oversight by a group of officers who also disseminated false evidence against Catalan separatists and the leftist party Podemos. EL PAÍS has reconstructed events based on testimony from their targets

SEXUAL ABUSE IN SPAIN

How the rape of a 13-year-old in Spain shed light on abuse among at-risk minors

Iñigo Domínguez|Palma | 02-03-2020 - 07:31 UTC

Experts say that young state wards are suffering sexual exploitation, sometimes dragged into the situation by their friends

Politics

Vox leader in Madrid faces new accusations in real estate scandal

Iñigo Domínguez/Juan Diego Quesada|Madrid | 31-10-2019 - 10:09 UTC

According to a document seen by EL PAÍS, Rocío Monasterio signed her name as an architect five years before she completed her degree

Politics

Vox leaders in Madrid come under fire for real estate deals

Juan Diego Quesada/Iñigo Domínguez/José Antonio Romero | 30-10-2019 - 09:49 UTC

Rocío Monasterio signed floor plans before being a registered architect, and she and her husband sold industrial properties that were used for residential purposes

CATALONIA

Pro-independence protesters cause travel chaos at Barcelona airport

Dani Cordero/Alfonso L. Congostrina/Iñigo Domínguez|El Prat de Llobregat / Barcelona | 15-10-2019 - 12:17 UTC

More than 100 flights were cancelled at El Prat after demonstrators blocked off access routes to the travel hub to protest jail terms for Catalan separatist leaders

EDUCATION

“Let’s hope you kill yourself” – How Spain is failing bullying victims

Iñigo Domínguez|Madrid | 10-07-2019 - 12:20 UTC

Experts say that the authorities are doing little to help the growing number of young people who are dropping out of school and, in some cases, taking their own lives, because of abuse

POLITICS

Book co-written by Spanish PM contains paragraphs from a diplomat’s speech

Iñigo Domínguez/Kiko Llaneras/Javier Galán|Madrid | 20-09-2018 - 11:32 UTC

Official government sources have put the coincidence down to an “involuntary error” by Pedro Sánchez, one that will be put it in order “as soon as possible”

CORRUPTION IN SPAIN

From duke to prisoner: how King Felipe’s brother-in-law fell from grace

Iñigo Domínguez/Pablo Ordaz|Madrid | 18-06-2018 - 13:27 UTC

Former Olympic athlete Iñaki Urdangarin was once a golden boy, but his royal connections saw him poisoned in a world of privilege and he came to believe he was untouchable

Political crisis in Spain

Rajoy takes refuge in restaurant, as Congress debates his ouster

Iñigo Domínguez|Madrid | 01-06-2018 - 10:38 UTC

The Spanish prime minister opted to dine at an expensive Asian restaurant on Thursday, rather than attend the parliamentary session on whether he should remain the head of government

Catalan politics

As summer nears, Catalan tourism sector hopes for end to beach confrontations

Iñigo Domínguez|Cadaqués | 29-05-2018 - 13:29 UTC

Separatist symbols – such as crosses – left on the sand have triggered scuffles with a potential for violence, say observers

POLITICAL CORRUPTION

Master’s degree scandal deepens, as another PP politician admits not going to class

Julio Núñez/Iñigo Domínguez/Pilar Álvarez|Madrid | 10-04-2018 - 15:10 UTC

In the wake of revelations about Madrid premier Cristina Cifuentes’ academic past, King Juan Carlos University is now turning its attention to deputy Pablo Casado

ANIMAL rights

Animals to stop being “objects” under Spanish law

Iñigo Domínguez|Madrid | 14-12-2017 - 07:50 UTC

Unanimous support in Congress to reform legislation and bring Spain in line with other EU countries

CRISIS IN CATALONIA

Catalan leader will not appear before Senate, following flurry of agenda changes

Iñigo Domínguez/El País|Madrid | 25-10-2017 - 15:48 UTC

Regional parliament speaker sets new time for debate and denies early reports about Puigdemont’s plans

COMMENT

Predictable but still a source of disbelief

Iñigo Domínguez | 02-10-2017 - 15:32 UTC

As the National Police arrived at polling stations in Catalonia, voters were surprised to find the law being enforced

Referendum in Catalonia

A referendum in Catalonia? Yes, but not like this

Iñigo Domínguez|Barcelona | 19-09-2017 - 08:10 UTC

The debate over the poll is highly polarized, but there is a middle-of-the-road position

Catalan independence referendum

The parallel reality of the pro-independence movement in Catalonia

Iñigo Domínguez|Tarragona | 15-09-2017 - 14:15 UTC

Supporters of secession launch campaign in run-up to referendum as though nothing else matters

MODERN-DAY SLAVERY

The slave trade in Spain: thousands rescued from brothels and sweatshops

J. J. Gálvez/Iñigo Domínguez|Madrid | 21-04-2017 - 15:33 UTC

Since human trafficking became a criminal offense in 2010, the trend has become hard to ignore

SPANISH LAW

Terrorists or troublemakers?

Iñigo Domínguez | 30-12-2016 - 11:18 UTC

In 2015, six anarchists were arrested and one sent to prison where he remains, despite flimsy evidence

THE BASQUES

Just who are the Basques anyway?

Iñigo Domínguez|San Sebastián | 16-09-2016 - 07:47 UTC

Five years of peace are blurring the lines that once separated people in this northern region

CRIME

Burundanga: the stealth drug that cancels the victim’s willpower

Iñigo Domínguez|Madrid | 25-07-2016 - 11:59 UTC

Well-known in Colombia, scopolamine is now being used in robberies and sexual assault in Spain

SOCIAL MOBILITY

Spain: where who you know still matters more than what you know?

Iñigo Domínguez|Madrid | 24-06-2016 - 07:23 UTC

Inequality is growing in Spanish society, with an outdated education system and nepotism fuelling the differences.

NARCOTICS

Why heroin is threatening to make a comeback in Spain

Patricia Ortega Dolz/Iñigo Domínguez|Pontevedra | 13-06-2016 - 08:53 UTC

The sinister return of this drug exposes Holland as Europe’s main drug supermarket

EPS

Spain’s ghost city comes to life

Iñigo Domínguez | 04-03-2016 - 09:21 UTC

For years a symbol of the property crash, El Quiñón in Seseña is starting to attract residents

SPANISH ELECTIONS 2015

Would you wear a t-shirt promoting your political party of choice?

Iñigo Domínguez|Madrid | 14-12-2015 - 08:17 UTC

The net is the new battleground, but old campaigning methods are still working for some

Next >
© EDICIONES EL PAÍS S.L.
Legal noticePrivacy PolicyCookie settings
Cookie policy