Patricia Gosálvez

Spain’s animal-rights party PACMA presents documentary focusing on what the animals go through in the ring

Latino communities are keeping tradition alive with lavish, professionally planned celebrations

Nearly half of the country’s 8,122 municipalities have fewer than 500 residents But mergers are not on the cards: seven new villages will hold first elections this May 24

A British man discovered his wife used her lover’s sperm to get pregnant at a Spanish clinic A court ruling from the case is now raising questions about fertility treatment procedures

Spanish police bust gang that conned thousands of cellphone users using SMS messages

Around 50 local leaders have been in office since the first elections after Franco’s death

An experiment in Catalonia could be the start of a teaching revolution in Spain

Providers of support to pregnant women uphold their work in wake of harsh nurses’ report

Growing numbers of Spanish boys are taking up the sport, raising concerns among medics

The Socialist Party leader is increasing his media appearances to connect with a wider audience

Newspapers aimed at Chinese and Romanian readers offer an alternative take on current affairs

More than five years into the crisis, growing numbers of people are suffering from health problems

Two Spanish hackers have managed to create fake sender identities on the popular message service

Wang Jianlin, China’s richest man, is the new owner of the Edificio España, empty for a decade

The burgeoning e-cigarette industry is making a lot of people large amounts of money But vendors in Spain have a problem: the many patents of Wang Ji