Raquel Vidales

Actress Vicky Luengo plays a lawyer who goes from defending rapists to suffering an assault herself in a one-woman play that has left its mark in London and New York

The Spanish illusionist debuts at the heart of US commercial theater in a milestone event that can mark a before and after in the career of an artist

In books and films, a new generation of women is speaking openly about the taboos surrounding happy relationships and sex

The book ‘Not in Front of the Servants’ reveals what it was really like to be a maid in the UK: back-breaking work, no free time and cruel masters

Patrons in the upper galleries of the theater say that up to 15 people were seated side by side in a row despite the risk of coronavirus contagion

The Spanish Association of Christian Lawyers, which also filed a complaint against actor Willy Toledo, has accused local authorities and the creators of offending religious sentiment

A play to be performed in Madrid brings old enemies together on stage to relive their experiences

Death of an acrobat, a fire and overcrowding prompt experts to call for clearer regulations of events

Modern-day prospectors flocking to Asturias are no longer seeking wealth, but excitement instead

The work of a writer with millions of followers in Asia is out for the first time in the West

Fall change brings up issue of Spain's odd adherence to Central European Time

Nursing assistant who contracted virus being treated with antibodies from other patients

Pro-choice campaigners also hail resignation of ex-justice minister over failure of law

Andrea González died during an unsupervised visit, after her mother reported dozens of incidents

Celebrities and regular citizens alike are increasingly hiring firms to remove damaging data New European ruling on “right to be forgotten” will help resolve unclosed cases, companies say

Carlos Fernández has made the police’s Twitter account the most-followed of its type worldwide

Under new law, pure-breed ‘bellota’ pigs must be listed to be classified as ‘pata negra’

Congress is mulling whether to turn the country's clocks back to GMT The aim is to bring Spanish working hours more in line with the rest of Europe

Some of Spain's electricty users are about to hold an auction with power companies They want to bring down their bills, but will the big players respond?

The techniques behind successful speechmaking need to be studied and practiced Experts note that Spaniards make few oral presentations at school

Parts of the Chinese community feel they have been under attack ever since a major money-laundering crime ring was busted

The chancellor's invitation to Spanish engineers may not have lured that many abroad

Paleontologists believe remains dug up in Zaragoza and Catalonia belong to creature’s ancestor

More than three-quarters of complaints brought by consumers before arbitration panels are about telecommunications companies

The crisis keep getting worse but there are still ways for cash-strapped families to take a break

Fueled by the crisis, the number of fake apartment ads escalates in summer