Íñigo Domínguez

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

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

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”

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Inequality is growing in Spanish society, with an outdated education system and nepotism fuelling the differences.

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

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

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

Land degradation is an increasingly growing threat in Europe’s driest region

Many of the country’s monuments to ETA and Al Qaeda victims are lying neglected