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Dozens of EU travelers have been held and deported under Britain’s new immigration laws, which are very tough and highly restrictive

Premier League supporters, backed by the political class and royalty, have won the opening battle for the soul of soccer after a proposed breakaway league of the richest clubs fell apart

EL PAÍS talks to Ezequiel Martín about why he decided to participate in the coronavirus study and how he feels about the fact that one of the participants has fallen ill

The measure, which will come into effect on midnight Saturday, comes in response to the rising number of coronavirus cases in Spanish regions such as Catalonia and Aragón

Clara Ponsatí is facing charges of sedition for her involvement in the 2017 breakaway bid, but will not be extradited to Spain until more information is provided on her offense

The Catalan regional government is funding a delegation inside a Tudor-style mansion in the UK capital, where personnel work to promote trade and “explain the institutional situation”

Security footage shows Ignacio Echeverría jumping from his bicycle to defend the public from the knife-wielding terrorists in the London attack

Spain has pushed for the dispute over the British Overseas Territory to be included in a footnote in a proposed law on UK traveling rights

British prime minister denies that she has caved in to Spain in negotiations over the British Overseas Territory after Brexit

After a phone conversation with Theresa May, PM Pedro Sánchez says positions remain distant

Josep Borrell’s answer of “Why would we object?” to the question of Scottish independence has been welcomed by the leader of the nationalist SNP party, Nicola Sturgeon

For 12 years, Pueblito Paisa has refused to be pushed out despite a redevelopment project

Riding high on its victory in Catalonia, reform party has surged in the latest voter intention survey

Metroscopia poll for EL PAÍS shows PP, PSOE and Podemos trailing behind Albert Rivera’s party

Albert Rivera tells EL PAÍS he wants to be at the helm of a new political project in Spain

Ciudadanos leader in Catalonia defends decision not to launch bid for Catalan premiership at this time

Spanish foreign minister sees evidence of “attempt to affect natural democratic course of events in Catalonia”

In this exclusive EL PAÍS interview, Mariano Rajoy stands firm before the separatist challenge, ahead of a session in the regional parliament that could produce an independence declaration

Spanish attorney general to study legality of regional government’s plan to break away from Spain

Latest opinion poll shows Catalans want negotiated settlement that would give region greater powers

Former Basque premier Patxi López is first official candidate as PSOE seeks new secretary general

After months of stalemate and fruitless talks, leaders must win back voters with a well-defined message

According to the CIS survey, the Socialist Party’s recent crisis has cost it six points

Poll shows most Spaniards feel last-minute deal to avoid new polls is still possible

Javier Fernández discusses the next moves for Spain’s deeply divided Socialist Party

Conservative victories could prove decisive in breaking nine-month political stalemate at national level