Miguel Ángel Medina

Motorists entering parts of the Spanish capital will face fines once more, after a court suspends the new Popular Party mayor’s decision to temporarily halt the system

The new Popular Party mayor, who is going to take three months to decide what to do about his predecessor’s flagship program, yesterday poked fun at Greenpeace protestors opposed to the move

José Luis Martínez-Almeida of the Popular Party wants to review the signature program put in place by outgoing leftist city leader Manuela Carmena

Polls suggest the fragmentation seen at the national vote will extend to the local and regional level, giving added clout to small parties such as far-right group Vox

The level of nitrogen oxide has dropped by 38% after local authorities made 472 hectares off-limits to most vehicles at the end of November

Each cab travels around 200 kilometers a day, but most of the time, they’re driving around empty looking for passengers

Sector accepts Catalan government’s new pre-booking requirements for ride-sharing services such as Uber and Cabify

New measures are in effect to curb air pollution and increase space given over to pedestrians

Thanks to the €6.5 million-project, the famous avenue now has more space for pedestrians, wooden benches and new traffic lights

The proposed site in Casarrubios could open by 2023 and receive around 300,000 commercial passengers in its first year

City is about to approve a raft of new regulations that will cover electric scooters, pedestrians, motorbike parking and bicycles

Work at the site has been stopped until authorities determine the value of the find and whether it needs to be conserved

As the number of attacks against poor people increases, the Senate is preparing to vote on a proposal to make aporophobia an aggravating circumstance in criminal offenses

For over a century, the city was filled with over 50 different train lines but despite this there are few visible signs of the once-popular form of transport

Long before the metro, the Spanish capital bustled with over 50 now-forgotten tram lines

Six arrested in Lavapiés after crowds get violent in wake of Senegalese man’s death

People stranded on AP-6 road near Madrid complain of lack of information about situation

Supporters and detractors of segregated infrastructure are divided over Madrid measures

A Madrid couple are campaigning for help to pay bills and guarantee electricity supplies

Personnel at Carlos III show pictures of protective gloves attached to gown with duct tape

Prosecutor warns of difficulty of tackling all online insults in generalized way “Incitement to hatred” provision cannot be applied to all cases, she says

Three women explain how they were able to travel into the heart of Islam All thanks to a little help from the United Arab Emirates

Beatriz Talegón is forging her politicial path by generating headlines

Government has reinforced security after three mass crossings in the previous two days