J. J. Gálvez

Online harassment among minors in Spain has increased by 65% in the last five years, amounting to 6,500 victims during that period

Two opposition groups want Cristina Cifuentes to resign over a case affecting a major public university in the region, and which has raised the question of corruption in her Popular Party once more

Socialists call for resignation of traffic chief after 3,000 cars stranded in snowstorm on AP-6

But party says it does not have the numbers and is watching moves of secessionist bloc

The Pamplona gang-rape trial has seen some seek out the cameras, and others try to avoid them

Non-profit lawyers denounce conditions in which a group of nearly 500 migrants is being held in a Málaga penitentiary

Politicians, unions and NGOs criticize decision to use penitentiary as a temporary holding center

Judge releases Carme Forcadell from pre-trial custody after defense posts bond, and on condition of weekly appearance in court

Ciudadanos unsuccessful at crafting preliminary deal bringing together unionist parties in the region

Politicians from Socialist Party, Popular Party and Ciudadanos all present at demonstration in Barcelona, at which “We are all Catalonia” was chosen slogan

Court hears terrorists had second base of operations; receipts for large purchase of explosives found

In the last decade, the number of democratic organizations in Spain has doubled to reach record levels

Police and Civil Guard mobilized after 187 migrants stormed El Tarajal frontier post on Monday

EU border authority says gangs are hiking cost of maritime trips to as much as €3,000 per person

As elderly residents return to homes, they discover the animals they had to leave behind are just fine

The “traditional” fiestas in El Carpio de Tajo used to involve live animals strung from a rope, and are the object of protests from animal rights groups

One of the largest arsenals from the 1930s conflict has been discovered in aquifer in Teruel

Over half of Spanish workers in country are in health, education and finance, new study shows

National Cybersecurity Institute’s biggest concern is protecting the country’s electricity networks

Measures a response to alarming increase in serious accidents and deaths in recent years

Increasing numbers of people are turning to two-wheeled transportation, but infrastructure is inadequate

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

A jury in León found Miguel Ángel Muñoz guilty of murdering the woman while on the pilgrimage route

Mauricia Ibáñez judged unable to look after two-month old children “in the short term”

The woman was killed two years ago to the day while walking on the famous Santiago Way pilgrimage route

Two out of three foreigners who spent time at detention centers in 2016 were ultimately released

Police testimony on day three of the trial points directly at the only defendant in the case