Manuel Morales

A new book explores the short life of the New York writer who championed the waves of impoverished immigrants arriving on American shores

Friends and colleagues describe the personality and work of the Swiss national, who died in the French capital last week after falling and getting no aid for hours

Their role was more complex and varied than the popular stereotypes depicting them as nuns, aristocrats or sinners

The Foreign Ministry has told US authorities it is worried about the damage caused to figures like Christopher Columbus amid the anti-racism protests

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s letter to King Felipe VI draws ire, amusement and perplexity on both sides of the Atlantic

The decision of the streaming service to offer an alternative version on the hit movie had caused controversy, with the director himself calling it “offensive”

A statue of the explorer has been removed from the center of Los Angeles for being a “stain on history,” but Spanish and American historians are at odds over the claim

Experts meet to discuss the meaning of highly explicit sculptures made 1,000 years ago

Data from the Cervantes Institute suggests that within the next 10 years more people will speak the language in the US than in Spain

A new book hopes to rescue Campúa’s extensive work from oblivion

Around 20,000 documents belonging to solicitor close to regime salvaged from skip in Spanish capital

Ávila is leading an EU project that uses technology to monitor potential damage to its famous walls

Alec Wainman documented life near the front for two years, but his work was lost for decades

Architectural heritage endangered by spending cuts, with rural depopulation a key factor

Online petition calls for term to be “eliminated” from leading dictionary of language

Restoration has helped experts solve mystery behind unsightly graffiti on iconic Spanish building

Damage caused by rain, wind and pigeons has complicated restoration of iconic building

‘Latin Fire’ show is centerpiece of this year’s PhotoEspaña photography festival in Madrid

Barcelona-born director made 25 features, including 1991’s ‘Amantes’

A new book documents how the island’s photographers have depicted the human form

Basel gallery allows 170 of its works to leave Switzerland for first time for historic show

How business magnate Juan March played off the Allies and Germans in WWI to grow his empire

San Antolín in Palencia has been kitted out with 130 wireless devices They help protect the building from damp, cracks and even wood-munching bugs

A collector from Málaga fears his archive of photography will not end up going on public display

Restorers are working on a replica of the artist's portrait of ousted premier Manuel Godoy The original was destroyed in the 1808 Mutiny of Aranjuez