Abdication news catches Spain by surprise
One of king’s former aides explains that monarch always said he would “die with his crown on”
“You can tell a lot about a prime minister by their food foibles”
Chef Julio González de Buitrago spent more than 30 years cooking for six Spanish prime ministers Now that he is retiring, he has decided to divulge a few culinary state secrets in a memoir
Pocoyó: the cartoon wars
Two entrepreneurs are fighting it out for control of the popular children's show
Residents to the rescue
Local film fans are clubbing together to reopen Spain’s movie theaters
Killers, but only in captivity
The deaths of orca trainers in the US and Spain two months apart are examined in a new documentary
Big Brother is listening to you...
The Spanish-devised Batvox system is an advanced voice-recognition tool It is used in 35 countries to track terrorists, tax-evading politicians and pension defrauders
The cost of maintaining a good name
Set up to promote Spain abroad, the Foreign Ministry’s ‘casas’ are facing heavy cuts
Inside the transatlantic film factory
Claudia Llosa’s debut and Viggo Mortensen’s latest sprang from one Madrid course
Garfia's great escape (from himself)
The remarkable transformation of a ruthless killer into a man called Juanjo
How community spirit is saving theater
Cash-strapped playhouses are banding together to fight for their very survival
Teatro Español chief to bow out
After eight years in charge at the Madrid theater, Mario Gas will leave in July
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