Miguel González

Navy believes the first corporal jeopardized the neutrality of the armed forces by criticizing the former Spanish dictator

US Embassy in Madrid notified Spanish government before Juan Guaidó declared himself interim president

Authorities are preparing to deport two Colombians and a Spaniard who were held on Wednesday in Caracas as they were covering the crisis for EFE

The abuse left the woman with post-traumatic stress disorder and she was deemed mentally unfit to remain in the Air Force

The license to export parts was granted when the sanctions – approved given the deteriorating situation in the Latin American country – were already in place

Spanish Foreign Ministry wants to ensure UK migrants will be able to vote and run for office in local elections next May

The money will be spent on building five F110 class frigates, purchasing 348 battle vehicles and upgrading the Eurofighter jet

The number of requests has tripled since 2015, the year before the UK voted to leave the EU

London says complaint is over the incursion into Gibraltarian waters, which Spain does not recognize

Chinese President Ji Xinping is on a three-day visit to Madrid to reinforce bilateral ties

The Spanish government has reiterated its threat to veto the Withdrawal Agreement if the position of the British Overseas Territory is not clarified

Under the agreement, government representatives from both countries will meet at least once a year to address bilateral, regional and multilateral topics

This is the first time a Spanish prime minister travels to the island in 32 years

PM Pedro Sánchez made the offer on a state visit to Rabat, where authorities were reportedly sympathetic to the plan

Rules were changed as applicants were being held back by high fees, tests and paperwork

The deal creates new bilateral framework to address relations between the Rock and the surrounding territory

International Olympic Committee says it will encourage international federations not to host competitions in Spain unless Kosovar athletes are allowed there under their own flag

Foreign Minister Josep Borrell thinks their “clear and manifest goal” goes against the principles of Spanish diplomacy

Spanish defense authorities rescind their contract with Alfonso Jesús Cabezuelo over 2016 sexual abuse of an 18-year-old girl

An 18-year veteran of the local force in Pamplona has been sentenced and fined after forwarding on a report about a British man who tried to lure a child into his vehicle

A specific protocol on the British Overseas Territory is set to be added to the wider UK withdrawal agreement from the EU

The hostile reception for the Socialist Party (PSOE) politician was in stark contrast to the warm welcome offered to King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia

The Defense Ministry may have to pay more than the €9.2 million it made on the sale in order to replace the 400 weapons

Thousands of files on military operations, concentration camps and the intelligence agency are set to be made available to the public following an internal report

Bilateral business came under threat following reports that Madrid would halt sale of bombs that could be used in Yemen war

Pedro Sánchez argues that the memorial site, where former dictator Francisco Franco is buried, is too charged with symbolic meaning to be a place of reconciliation