Pedro Gorospe

The Basque Country has requested permission from the courts to require a vaccination certificate for people visiting bars and nightclubs as well as restaurants

The alarm comes as experts call for the immunosuppressed to receive a third dose of a Covid-19 vaccine

A growing number of people are attempting to swim the crossing to reach France, despite the numerous dangers involved

An anti-vaxxer inmate has sparked an outbreak in a prison in Gran Canaria, with 77 cases recorded, while 10 other penitentiaries have also reported upticks in infections

Thirteen members, many of them underage, have been arrested for beating a young man into a coma in Barakaldo, where residents are all too familiar with the group’s robberies and assaults

Six people are dead and dozens more infected after the virus moved undetected through a 16-story residential property in the Basque city of Bilbao

The lifeguard was handcuffed and taken away by police for ignoring calls to return to the shore

The Txagorritxu hospital is where half of the Covid-19 patients are being treated in the Basque Country. The area was the first site of an outbreak of the coronavirus in the region

The Health Ministry has also advised the cancelation of medical congresses and meetings in order to keep medical staff available

Iñaki Urdangarin was seen with his wife, Cristina de Borbón, after being granted a four-day leave from jail, where he is serving a five-year sentence for embezzlement

The family that had moved in to 94-year-old Victoria de Castro’s house ended up securing police protection in exchange for leaving the premises

The controversial broadcast with Arnaldo Otegi has led to calls from right-wing parties for the head of RTVE, Rosa María Mateo, to resign

Victim spent five days in hospital after being targeted for heading a club that defends unity of Spain

Police are currently searching for the killer of a woman who was stabbed early Thursday morning in Torrox, Málaga

Hundreds of people from Sub-Saharan Africa have been sent back into Spain by French police, regardless of whether they have the right to apply for asylum

Critics say move is tied to Basque nationalists’ support for no-confidence vote that placed Pedro Sánchez in power

After decades of avoiding responsibility for its victims’ pain, Friday’s statement expresses contrition

The debate to review the 1979 Statute begins today amid disagreement over independence issues

Institutions criticized for not doing more to stop the teens who murdered an 87-year-old couple

Alarm bells are going off after the arrest of five teenagers for three murders in the Basque city

The double murder comes amid a wave of violent crimes committed by minors in the area

Ignacio Echeverría died after using his skateboard to protect a woman during London terror attack

Premier Iñigo Urkullu says arrangement provides a reference point in debate over regional financing

Art experts trying to get to the bottom of disturbing paintings discovered in Álava in 1985

In July alone, 75,000 tourists climbed the 241 steps to the top of the islet that doubles as Dragonstone

Work begins on the Spanish side to install the joint Facebook, Microsoft and Telefónica project