Madrid councilor won’t resign after guilty verdict for offending Catholics
Rita Maestre, of Podemos and Ahora Madrid, chanted slogans during a topless protest in 2011
Rita Maestre, of Podemos and Ahora Madrid, chanted slogans during a topless protest in 2011
People buying from foreign websites are increasingly coming up against pricey tariffs
Over the last 15 years, manufacturer Altadis has closed down all but one of its factories
After a six-year slump, the business has picked up growth, according to a new survey
The sheer number of blazes that have hit Asturias and Cantabria is unprecedented
Forty-three-year old killed in July after riding into cable strung across Cantabria bike route
Spanish leagues are reluctant to bring in rules to prevent extreme scorelines
A firm wants to extract the rare earth elements used to power smartphones in Ciudad Real
Urban spaces harbor an unexpected diversity of flora and fauna, which need protection
Public prosecutors accuse the Basque Country-based promoters behind Hiriko of fraud
A firefighter who fought the blaze that destroyed the Torre Windsor relives the night The decade-old disaster spawned all manner of conspiracy theories
Calls have been growing to remove statues referring to politicians implicated in scandals
Rising numbers of daytrippers heading out to Spain’s sierras are resulting in more rescue operations
Sun and sand are helping drive the country out of crisis, but is too much reliance placed on them?
Hundreds of the capital’s listed shop exteriors and signs have been illegally removed or altered
Public perceptions play a big role in the debate about tougher sentences for street theft Spanish courts are now issuing restraining orders to prevent offenders entering specific areas
Rouco addresses faithful at yearly Mass in Madrid's Colón square
OECD’s latest Pisa global education survey places Spain slightly below average
Opposition lawmakers vote against “Wert law” while UPyD abstains
Families were receiving between 70-180 euros, depending on the schooling period and the region
Socialist-United Left regional government has already approved eviction-blocking law and pays unemployed a “social salary”
EC dismisses minister's announcement that budget for exchange program will see fall in students
Only those with lowest economic means to continue receiving 180-euro monthly contribution
Unions say vast majority of teachers stayed away Education Ministry describes protest as a failure based on “simplistic” slogans
Education Minister José Ignacio Wert discusses his reforms to the Spanish system
Older Spaniards shown to be deficient in reading, counting and problem-solving PP government points finger of blame at Socialists’ 1990 reform
All other parties refuse to back seventh reform since return to democracy Minister Wert refuses to “waste time” replying to objections “born out of prejudice”