María R. Sahuquillo

The governments of Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic claim that some multinationals are sending them lower-quality products compared with their neighbors to the west

Five women recall the abuse they endured, and the guilty feelings they had to overcome before speaking out

EU equality chief argues lack of standard definitions for abuse hides scale of problem

The Baltic state was the first country to set up a nationwide network of recharging stations for electric vehicles, as well as offering a range of incentives to encourage their use. But the end of subsidies has seen sales fall drastically. The Estonian model shows that without government assistance, uptake of electric vehicles is slow

A third of workers in the British food industry are foreign, mostly from the European Union

Events held in 49 cities against gender discrimination, domestic violence and pay inequality

Winners in Acacias neighborhood in Spanish have scooped €4 million award with number 66513

Lack of contraception and strict laws may force women to seek unsafe procedures

US-based Catholics for Choice chief criticizes the Vatican’s position on women and gays

Andrea González died during an unsupervised visit, after her mother reported dozens of incidents

Afal Futuro president admits to fraud over Madrid woman's inheritance in secret recording

Anti-abortion activists step up pressure ahead of government changes to legislation

Figures show government’s scheme to make illegal migrants pay for treatment is not working Stuck in tangle of red tape, many vulnerable people are being denied healthcare

A new EU report shows that almost half of Spaniards do no kind of sporting activity Scandanavians are the most active, with southern Europeans lagging far behind Experts pin the blame on a “hostile urban environment” and call for better infrastructure

The killing of five women in as many days has highlighted an issue that refuses to go away The problem has been aggravated by cuts to programs to combat domestic abuse, say experts

Organization allegedly paid poor migrants up to €40,000 to donate their kidneys or liver parts

United Nations report calls on Holy See to hand over priests accused of sexual abuse

Yolanda Domínguez encouraged women to register their bodies to protest abortion reform

Document also claims number of terminations has not fallen under current legislation Official figures, however, suggest the opposite

Police are struggling in the fight against clandestine sweatshop slavery

The Health Ministry is to finally introduce regulations for thousands of products

An increasing number of young males in Spain are developing violent and domineering behavior This violence is being directed toward their partners while they are still in their teens

One year on, exclusion law for immigrant treatment has left 150,000 people without access to the public healthcare system