Pablo Guimón

In his book ‘The Case against Perfection,’ the American philosopher addresses the challenges of genetic engineering. He argues that ‘turning parenthood into an extension of consumerism is at odds with unconditional love’

The American thinker, author of the acclaimed book ‘The Tyranny of Merit,’ says that progressives need to better articulate a sense of community around issues such as universal health care and income inequality

In 2011, the country suffered what is considered the worst famine of the 21st century. Now, Islamist extremism and biggest drought the Horn of Africa has seen in 40 years threaten another humanitarian crisis

Experts warn that the global drop in supply and demand could severely affect the tourism industry

Official calls PM Pedro Sánchez’s failure to meet with Juan Guaidó during the latter’s visit to Madrid “unfortunate”

After already having spent years on death row, the American with Spanish nationality has been given life imprisonment for a 1994 triple murder, and plans to appeal this latest ruling

Hundreds turned out at Iowa State University on Wednesday night to honor the Spaniard, with boyfriend Carlos Negrín leading the emotional tribute

Prosecutors say the alleged killer, who lived in a makeshift homeless settlement, did not know the 22-year-old victim

Iowa police arrest 22-year-old man after young Celia Barquín was stabbed to death while training

New measures will be introduced before summer to put an end to a scam that has swindled Spanish hotels out of millions

Whistleblower explains how he designed a cyber-war arsenal for the populist alt-right

A committee investigating fake news will hear testimony in the week of the Catalan elections

Felipe VI meets PM at Downing Street after business forum stressing Spanish investment in UK

London has included territory in a policy paper outlining citizens’ rights after departure from EU

Chief exec refuses to step down despite criticism over handling of crisis that left thousands stranded

UK architects Richard Rogers and Simon Smithson discuss their plans to revive north of Spanish capital

Fifteen extra members of staff will help respond to “growing concerns” of Spanish residents

Passionate about Spain, he also wrote a much-applauded trilogy about the days of empire

UK’s Sun newspaper labels Spaniards 'donkey rogerers' as political storm over territory continues

Faced with “bureaucratic wall” blocking permanent residency, many EU citizens are returning home

Federico Trillo, who was then defense minister, speaks to press in London but fails to mention tragedy

London-based Facebook group is using social media to defend rights in run up to EU exit

Newly declassified documents reveal that top double agent Juan Pujol’s spouse threatened to expose him

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy had complained about his British counterpart’s planned involvement in contested overseas territory

Cultural stereotypes abound in reporting of Rajoy’s plan for working day to end at 6pm

Proprietors yet to announce how many of 150 employees will lose their jobs