Juana Viúdez

The bundles were concealed inside a fruit container arriving from Ecuador, which has become a major export point for drugs to Europe

The prosecutor is calling for a conviction for premeditated murder, which could carry the death penalty, while the Spaniard maintains that the Colombian surgeon’s death was accidental

In a joint operation with Europol and Italian anti-mafia investigators, 700 kilos of cocaine were seized and four men with links to the ‘Ndrangheta and a Balkans cartel arrested

Juan Carlos I, who fled the country amid allegations of financial irregularities, arrived on a private jet from Abu Dhabi, where he has been living since 2020

Half of all undocumented migrants who made the Mediterranean crossing came to Spanish shores

In a case dating back 22 years, the four-year-old child of Ana Julia Quezada fell out of a window in unexplained circumstances

New transparency project lists yearly payments to ministers, secretaries of state and PM

Same vehicle suffered non-fatal accident in 2010 and was simply fixed and repainted

“I always went to work honestly,” says PP politician José Antonio Monago

The Ombudswoman is calling on the government to tackle excessive plane, train and road noise The problem can cause major health issues, but agencies say there are no funds to deal with it

New legislation gets softer on protecting the shoreline

Young farmers say Spain should be doing more to help develop a sector which is graying critically

Agriculturalists and conservationists differ on the foothold the Iberian wolf has on the peninsula No coherent management plan exists to promote coexistence

How consumers and supermarkets can help cut down on a waste of resources

33 percent of deaths of the animal are traffic-related, as they are forced to travel in search of prey

Regional authorities defend good quality of Spain's largest glacial lake Meanwhile, the Civil Guard is investigating sewage dumping

Developers may pay to offset environmental damage by boosting a habitat elsewhere under a new credit system

During Spain's decade-long property boom, thousands of buildings were illegally constructed in protected areas Getting them demolished is proving a challenge

Some of Spain's electricty users are about to hold an auction with power companies They want to bring down their bills, but will the big players respond?

Environmentalists wage legal campaign to reverse earmarking of land for building

The latest energy reform is making self-generation more expensive

Garoña plant being wound down by owners but government may intervene