Juan Cruz

With newsrooms lying empty, reporters and editors had to quickly learn how to put out the paper from their homes

Leading artists from Catalonia speak out against planned secession vote; entrepreneurs eye it warily

Grupo PRISA chairman Juan Luis Cebrian and editor Antonio Caño reinforce the values that have marked the 40-year history of the paper

Around 400 guests celebrate the Nobel winner’s 80th birthday at a Madrid ceremony

The British Hispanist discusses modern politics and the Catalan separatist challenge

The Nobel-winning Turkish author’s new novel imbues everyday stories with an epic touch

The 71-year-old retired judge allays fears by saying she has no ties to Podemos

Recently resigned number three man hopes the party will return to more radical rhetoric

Even in death, author Gabriel García Márquez was able to bring world leaders together

The family of the Nobel Prize-winning author fiercely guarded his private life to the end

Spain's biographers and researchers meet with obstacles to their work and extremely scant financial reward

The journalist who inspired generations of reporters dies at age 87

Dictators’ diplomats pressurized studios into censoring Hemingway adaptations

British historian Sir John Elliott is an expert on the golden age of Spain He takes a historical perspective of the country's political and economic challenges

For years after the return to democracy the country was seen by others as an example to follow. So what has gone so badly wrong?

Offending religious feelings is still a crime under the Penal Code Singer Javier Krahe has recently been prosecuted for the offense

A life marked by personal tragedy and enthusiasm for literature ends in Mexico City

Historian Nicolás Sánchez Albornoz talks about his book, Prisons and exiles