Javier Martín-Arroyo

The opposition has called the move a publicity stunt, pointing out that it will take a decade to inspect all suspected homes, given only 10 dwellings are inspected a week

Psychologists are already treating patients with this condition, especially activists, scientists and children, frustrated by the seemingly unavoidable fate of the planet

The reserve’s last permanent freshwater lake, which had long resisted drought and illegal wells, has now disappeared

Education Ministry says only 3.2% of teachers are staying home, but this national average conceals some dire situations at centers across Spain

Lack of rainfall and human activity are threatening this biosphere reserve in Andalusia, which has gone from having 2,867 temporary lagoons in 2004 to just two

Most schools support the transitioning process, but there are still pockets of resistance and a lack of unified regulations

Scientists from a research institute recommended ways to curb outbreaks, the most recent of which has claimed two victims, but their calls fell on deaf ears

A 77-year-old resident of La Puebla del Río who was in intensive care died on Thursday from viral meningoencephalitis, which was caused by a mosquito bite. On Friday an 85-year-old woman also passed away after becoming infected

A total of 17 people have been hospitalized with the condition in Seville, which is already struggling from the impact of the coronavirus crisis

The regional government is trying to find the origin of the infections, and has recommended that 42,000 residents of the affected areas protect themselves against mosquito bites

The police are investigating a gathering of 26 people in the Andalusian city of Córdoba, at which King Philippe’s nephew was present

Frustrated and exhausted, Spanish health workers are bearing the emotional brunt of the coronavirus crisis and the pressure is leading to depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress

Staff at Intensive Care Units across the country talk to EL PAÍS about the pressures and challenges they face when trying to save patients suffering from Covid-19

A man in the Madrid region is in serious condition as the national tally rises to 17, confirming suspicions that the virus had been circulating for days without being detected

Two former regional premiers from the Socialist Party (PSOE) have been found guilty by a Seville court in the main case of the so-called “ERE scandal,” involving a decade of irregularities in the use of a €680-million government fund meant for laid-off workers

Entrepreneurs in Almería, Granada and Murcia have joined forces to restore a huge tract of dry land over a period of 20 years with the help of international investors and philanthropists

But a government by Ciudadanos and Popular Party depends on support from the far-right Vox party

The outcome of the December 2 vote could encourage the Socialist Party government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to call all Spaniards to the polls before the current term ends

Children are suffering nosebleeds and collapsing due to the lack of air conditioning in schools in the south of Spain

The southern Spanish region wants to reactivate a 2007 bilateral agreement to cope with overcrowded centers packed with 2,500 foreign youngsters

The Brotherhood of La Macarena has agreed to move Queipo de Llano’s body to comply with the region’s Historic and Democratic Law

While the number of animals killed has fallen, activists say more work is needed to stop exploitation

Interior Ministry says it will work more closely with Morocco and increase police presence to combat hashish being smuggled into Spain

Organizations such as the Red Cross and Aldeas Infantiles are paying salaries in Spain of as little as €735 a month

Muhammad Ahram Pérez, aged 22, described as quiet and studious by former neighbors in Cordoba

Improved weather conditions raise hopes wildfire can soon be brought fully under control