Juan Navarro

Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) has killed hundreds of cattle in Europe after being detected in November 2022

María Victoria Mateos, a doctor from Salamanca in Spain, recently received an international award in Los Angeles for a career devoted to the study of this disease

Experts believe the badly wounded mother and her offspring may have fallen into a deep crevice. Her combat in June was recorded by hikers, and environmental agents had been leaving food and water outside the cave system

Deaths were reported in Spain and Portugal while France struggled with record temperatures as the heatwave began moving north, putting other countries on alert

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Cardinal Juan José Omella reach deal affecting at least 965 assets that the clergy appropriated between 1998 and 2015

DNA testing has confirmed that the 19-year-old was raised by parents with whom she had no genetic link. The victim is seeking €3 million in damages from regional health authorities in La Rioja

Residents of the village of Castronuño say they don’t know who did the botched job, but warn the building has significant structural damage that requires urgent action

Many residents of sparsely populated areas have little to no cellphone reception, something that also stops city dwellers from moving to the countryside

The complainant found out at age 15 that she had no genetic links to her supposed parents, and that a mistake was made by an employee at a Logroño hospital in 2002

Small communities are trying to attract residents with initiatives focused on improving internet connection and cheap renewable energy

Several projects run by non-profits are helping asylum seekers find jobs and housing in villages at risk of disappearing due to population exodus, such as Brañuelos in León province

The computer expert devised a system to let his 96-year-old grandmother, who has trouble using the phone, stay in touch with her grandchildren despite the coronavirus confinements

Health Ministry insists the doses are safe and that European authorities have found no evidence linking blood-clotting issues with the British-Swedish vaccine

Valencian authorities are confining 26 municipalities, Extremadura is closing bars and restaurants in its main cities, and La Rioja will limit all social gatherings to four people

What was once the face of a shepherdess has been completely disfigured by sloppy workmanship, with the figure now drawing comparisons to Donald Trump

With most of Spain experiencing a new surge in coronavirus cases, authorities in Burgos are urging residents to self-isolate

The Spanish regions announced the new coronavirus measures ahead of a meeting of healthcare chiefs and the Health Ministry on Wednesday

The new measures, which will go into effect on Friday, come amid concerns the Spanish region’s hospitals may be pushed to breaking point if contagions are not contained

Asturias, in northern Spain, will instead close all non-essential businesses from Wednesday in a bid to contain the spread of the coronavirus

Eight regions and Melilla have already called on the government to implement the emergency measure, which will not necessarily involve a lockdown like the one in the spring. The regions would, however, have greater powers to limit mobility in a bid to curb coronavirus infections

Experts warn that the public should expect a cycle of these confinements, and that infection rates will remain high unless there is a repeat of March’s strict lockdown

The Basque Country authorities are investigating another possible spike in Gipuzkoa and are preparing measures to avoid contagion among visitors

The number of people infected doubled in the Madrid region in just 24 hours, with the nationwide count reaching 1,236 by Monday evening and the total death toll 30

Demand for face masks is skyrocketing and hospitals have introduced security measures due to theft of protective gear

Faced with limited job opportunities, more and more young Spaniards are moving from their hometowns to find work in the capital

In places like Villalbarba, where there are only 132 people, residents say there would be no social life if they could not come together for a coffee or a game of bingo