Pilar Álvarez

Rebeca Santamalia, a respected attorney in Zaragoza, Spain, had been romantically involved with Salvador Calvo, who jumped off a bridge after stabbing her to death

Main associations will issue a joint manifesto and organize street marches in the coming days

Socialist government is drafting a bill targeting the demand side, with punishment for those who purchase sex

A report by the Autonomous University of Barcelona has revealed how victims of sex trafficking are being hurt by municipal rules

The British musician is leading the drive to push the Spanish government to deliver its promised law on crimes against minors

Carmen Calvo, who is also equality minister, wants to avoid rulings being open to the interpretation of judges, as happened in the Sanfermines rape trial

Women’s groups from Pamplona are not supporting an initiative triggered by La Manada gang-rape case

Protests in Madrid and Pamplona over decision to set free five men who were found guilty of sexually abusing an 18-year-old

Carmen Calvo speaks to EL PAÍS about the agenda of Spain’s new “feminist” Socialist Party government

According to a new poll, 15% think that a victim is partly at fault for “having lost control” if she is drunk

More than 50 intellectuals have so far backed the call aimed at increasing the presence of women on specialist panels

UN and EU Parliament weigh in on Spanish court’s decision to clear five men of sexual assault, while protests in Spain continue

In the wake of revelations about Madrid premier Cristina Cifuentes’ academic past, King Juan Carlos University is now turning its attention to deputy Pablo Casado

Javier Ramos makes statement saying he can no longer certify that regional premier Cristina Cifuentes defended her thesis in 2012

Two opposition groups want Cristina Cifuentes to resign over a case affecting a major public university in the region, and which has raised the question of corruption in her Popular Party once more

Spain is currently going through a generational change among feminist movements, one that has been key to organizing the March 8 actions

Academic tests show that Catalan students have the same or better language skills as students across Spain

The region’s controversial system could be altered by Madrid as part of its takeover of regional self-rule

Opposition criticizes lack of planning and calls for ministers to answer questions in Congress

Politicians from Socialist Party, Popular Party and Ciudadanos all present at demonstration in Barcelona, at which “We are all Catalonia” was chosen slogan

Experts and stakeholders weigh in on the controversy over whether there's been indoctrination

All the schools in the region are calling for dialogue, but not all hold the same position on the “process”

The €61.3 million spent by the state on the EU’s most famous grant program was cut due to the crisis

Events held in 49 cities against gender discrimination, domestic violence and pay inequality

PP spokesman opts for “making our principles clear, not shouting out nor being too strident”

Foundation tackling drug and alcohol abuse launches campaign on dangers of teenage drinking

For first time, Spain hits average OECD levels but experts stress teacher quality needs improving