Tourism is no longer considered an absolute good. Where locals once welcomed visitors with open arms, they now dread their arrival. From Palma de Mallorca to Barcelona, tourists are being seen increasingly as invaders, guilty of pushing up prices and destroying the character of their destination. Tourism-phobia is now a reality
Spanish strategy executive for search giant talks about professional and personal challenges of role
Austerity measures have blurred many people's appreciation for decades of benefits from development funds; the time has come to reflect on how far the country has come since it joined, and what its future commitment to the union is
The country has been hit hard by austerity, but adversity has also brought out the best in Spaniards
Research shows that a double-barreled second name helps with a career in nationalist circles
Spaniards tend to be less productive and more stressed than their European neighbors
An estimated €12.5 billion has been plundered from the region’s public coffers. So why do voters keep supporting the same politicians at the polls?
Unknown numbers of residents of the northern region have been forced to flee They were subject to ETA harassment aimed at "cleaning up" the electoral rolls
Spaniards are shocked and disappointed at the failure of the main parties and the country’s leading institutions to do something about the economic crisis
The high-ranking official from the Cuban Communist Party who kept tabs on the Basque terrorist group's members in the Caribbean speaks out for the first time
Regional governments have run up huge bills with pharmaceutical companies These firms are nowsaying that enough is enough Spending cuts could see an end to the high standards of care in the sector