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Associations are calling for a booster dose in September, but experts say it is only needed for people with compromised immune systems

According to Eurostat, Zamora will top the list of 1,216 regions, with the mean projected to rise to 62.7, while León, Asturias and Ourense will come in fourth, ninth and 10th place, respectively

Demographers blame high deaths and low migration caused by the coronavirus pandemic for the decline, which in relative terms was greatest in Asturias

The legislation, which was championed by British pianist James Rhodes, extends the statute of limitations for crimes against children and paves the way for a paradigm shift on the rights of minors

There was a 23% fall in registered newborns in the December-January period compared with the previous year, mirroring similar trends in neighboring countries

Nearly 20,000 people in nursing homes died in the first four months of the pandemic with a confirmed diagnosis or compatible symptoms, but thanks to vaccination this number has plummeted

Social service residences remain alert amid the third wave of the pandemic, with more than 13,400 cases currently active

National Statistics Institute figures for first half of 2020 also show least number of births since 1941

Draft study provides the first official estimate of fatalities that made world headlines when elderly residents were found in a state of neglect at understaffed centers

According to the latest figures, 1,486 infections were recorded in 24 hours, with Catalonia, Madrid and Aragón detecting the highest number

The figure represents the total number of fatalities between March 8 and May 15, and includes victims who were not tested for Covid-19 as well as those who may have died from other causes

Gracia Méndez went to the same funeral home three times to mourn for family members who she believes died from the coronavirus, although none of the victims were tested for the disease

The sweeping legislation on the protection of minors seeks to “end impunity,” and has been backed by British pianist James Rhodes

The Spanish Health Ministry recorded 39 coronavirus-related fatalities over the past seven days, bringing the official number of victims to 27,118

Despite difficulty obtaining figures, an EL PAÍS tally shows more than 72,000 infections or suspicious cases at these centers, which have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic

The figure, calculated by EL PAÍS, includes those in homes for seniors and the disabled. The central government is yet to offer global data

Overburdened hospitals, a shortage of protective gear and testing kits that never arrive. The pandemic is reaching its peak without enough resources or a real picture of the true spread of the disease

Workers say protocols prohibit them from touching corpses and complain funerary services are taking 24 hours to show up

The legislation, which comes in the wake of the controversial ‘Running of the Bulls’ rape case, puts the focus on the issue of consent

After 12-day visit to country, Special Rapporteur Philip Alston concludes that ‘people in poverty have been largely failed by policymakers’

From not finding the right partner to fertility problems, there are many reasons why would-be mothers are putting off starting a family

Prohibitively expensive prices combined with low incomes are making it increasingly difficult for youths to become independent, with 81% still living in the family home

The first six months of 2019 have set a new low as couples postpone parenthood due to precarious financial situations, among other factors

Data also show that 53.1% of people between the ages of 25 and 29 are still living with their parents

Rural demonstrators from 24 provinces marched on the Spanish capital to call for access to better infrastructure and services in Spain’s dwindling towns and villages

The situation means they cannot receive disability aid, take part in exchange programs or even sign up to sports clubs