Spanish police arrest man suspected of conning at least 10 women into sexual encounters by posing as someone else, always meeting in darkness to hide a skin disease that could identify him
The predator, who worked as a lawyer and soccer coach, posed as a young girl on social media and asked victims to send footage of themselves performing sex acts
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
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
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
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
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