The curse of Togo’s child-witches
A missionary group is raising awareness about children accused of witchcraft in the African country
Melilla Civil Guard chief investigated over African migrant deportations
NGOs claim that on-the-spot handovers violated existing agreements between Spain and Morocco
“If I went back to China, I wouldn’t have the love my mother gives me”
The first generation of Chinese children to be adopted by Spanish families in 1995 is turning 18 A documentary charts the difficulties they faced fitting into a society unused to immigration
No way out for Almería’s prostitutes
Hundreds of women are working in virtual slavery in brothels throughout the province Trapped by their debts to traffickers, they have seen their conditions worsen with the crisis
Asylum granted to Syrian woman suffering from burns
Almustafa had been receiving hospital treatment in Spanish North African exclave of Melilla
More than two dozen injured as Congress protest turns violent
Around 2,000 demonstrators clash with riot police in demonstration against Citizens Safety Law
Third suspect in child murder case tells court he was in Madrid on day of crime
Man's semen was found on 12-year-old's clothing, but no one can explain how it got there
Children used by gangs as ‘human passports’ rescued in Melilla
Youngsters were sold to migrants who passed them off as their own to enter Spain
Search in Antwerp for missing engineer nears two-month mark
Child Focus launches national lottery poster campaign to find Hodei Egiluz
"I got nervous. When there is gas in the mine, it is hard to stay calm"
A survivor of an underground blast reflects on last month's tragic accident in León
Police confirm identity of skeleton in diving gear
Moroccan family with tragic past denies that Abdelaziz Elfayafi was simply trying to emigrate to Europe
The desperate trip to Parallel 35
This summer has seen a sharp increase in the number of migrants making the dangerous crossing from Morocco on board inflatable dinghies
No room for women in the armed forces
The number of female recruits in the armed forces has remained stable at around 12 percent since the services were opened up to both sexes 25 years ago
Brazil’s toxic environmental politics
Murder victim was investigating illegal dumping in reserve river, family say
Half of this year’s wildfires in July
Majority of blazes started on purpose Environmentalists warn more fires could be on the way
Archeological discovery uncovered during building works at family home in León
Grave of child over 1,000 years old uncovered in garden during construction of a greenhouse
Opposition demands truth from PM over ex-treasurer’s revelations
“Bárcenas has papers that could topple government,” says lawyer Former PP moneyman asks judge to unblock his bank account to cover costs of his defense
How to get a cut above
Crisis or no crisis, sales of top-quality Spanish cured ham are on the rise The increase is backed by growing interest in how best to serve this delicacy
Cantabria becomes first region in Spain to ban fracking
PP premier submits bill to prohibit controversial gas-extraction technique
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