Patricia Peiró

Police seize 49 taxidermy mounts and 132 ivory pieces from the luxury home of Marcial Gómez Sequeira, who was investigated after EL PAÍS ran a story in 2019

American entrepreneur Zaryn Dentzel told police he was in his apartment with a technician when the assailants forced their way in, injuring him in the chest in a bid to get hold of his passwords

Two officers from Alcalá de Henares are taking their case to court, claiming harassment by their superiors who allegedly told them to focus on other crimes

Domenico Paviglianiti, known as ‘the boss of bosses’ in the 1980s, was leading a quiet life in the Spanish capital after two years on the run from Italian authorities

Judges have rejected an appeal against the billboard from Vox, ruling that the ‘emission of certain ideas does not need to be branded as a crime’

The grim milestone was recorded after the Health Ministry added 329 victims to its daily report on Wednesday

The capital of the Aragón region is the first to implement such a measure, which was introduced given the high infection rates in the area

Every year, a group of specialists travel to the Middle Eastern country to conduct medical check-ups on farms. Often, this is the only care the animals receive

New book by three British Council teachers encourages students to take a more flexible approach

Belle and Sebastian, Alt-J, Wolf Machinedrum also among 170 acts at three-day festival in Madrid

Retrospective of veteran US photographer Steve Schapiro’s work goes on show in Zaragoza

The number of people heading to Spain and Latin America to study is growing

Attracted by cheap alcohol, thousands of young foreigners flock to the Mallorca resort each year

DEP Traumatic Cleaning is called in to mop up after murders, suicides and decomposing corpses They are also experts at clearing hoarded garbage in homes

Husband given brain impulse test as suspect in wife's disappearance

The Miner Plan showered tens of millions of euros on the struggling mining regions But it failed to foment job-generating alternatives to coal of in León, Teruel and Córdoba

Indefinite stoppage continues in protest at planned layoffs

Madrid gets its first cat café, based on a Japanese idea

Techniques used by agencies over small defaults are coming under increasing scrutiny Courts are siding with the consumers against service providers

There are 573 vacant lots in Madrid, along with a further 421 buildings that are empty or underused These properties have a potential value of 12 billion euros

Jason Coghlan robbed banks in the 1990s armed with a shotgun After doing time, he has become a legal advisor to other British convicts

Controversial treatment celebrates 10th anniversary and seeks to expand Cost justified by positive impact on society, doctors say

Faced with few opportunities at home, growing numbers of recent graduates are moving overseas

Test Deluxe Spain moves declining service to Barcelona

Local branch puts out call for workers for unbuilt casino

No one was hurt in the incident, which may have been caused by strong winds