Six months ago, Vladimir Kosarevsky was about to be made homeless when he asked EL PAÍS for help. Since then, he has become a symbol of the fight against censorship and the removal of rights
A scientific team in Spain is investigating green alternatives ‘that work just as well, but with less data’
A new investigation has disproven the first official explanation of the 2020 killing, which claimed the 32-year-old Spaniard was a drug lord who had died in a shootout
The Spanish regions announced the new coronavirus measures ahead of a meeting of healthcare chiefs and the Health Ministry on Wednesday
The first of Spain’s regions to enter the “new normality” sees few changes, although children’s playgrounds are finally accessible after a three-month closure due to the coronavirus crisis
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez made the decision after contacting opposition leaders and scientific experts
The kits will first be sent out to health workers and then residences for seniors, before being rolled out to the rest of the population
José Enrique Abuín Gey has also been ordered by a provincial court in Galicia to pay thousands of euros in compensation to the family of the victim, who went missing in 2016
Ciudadanos is now open to deals after shunning the Socialist Party for months, while the Popular Party is focusing on the economy ahead of the November 10 repeat vote
‘Prionace glauca’ pups, which are not a threat to humans, have been coming close to the Spanish shore
Thirteen autonomous regions are ignoring Brussels and allowing this symbol of eternal love to be hunted, despite the country’s implication in the species’ dwindling numbers
The lack of a stable government means the state cannot release €5 billion promised as an advance
Associations say social services should have been alerted to provide alternative accommodation
Some inmates have been kept at the regional state-run psychiatric hospital for over 50 years
The EU has pushed Spain into improving its investigation of the accident that killed 80 people near Santiago de Compostela on July 24, 2013
Some €90 million was spent on the building and track in O Páramo, but it has been left without service and with no passengers
After a tourist was killed by a falling rock while admiring the incredible formations at As Catedrais, experts say that rising tourism could lead to further tragedy
Arnhild Utheim was 10 when she awoke on a Spanish beach after her entire family drowned in 1948
The Aberta Family project, created by a Franciscan religious order, is addressing the epidemic of solitude the region is suffering
Bankrupt mining firm ransacked, then abandoned Monte Neme quarry in northwestern Spain
Plan to divert river to supply water to Vigo meets with resistance in drought-affected countryside
The dictator’s heirs are facing demands to hand over sculptures of Abraham and Isaac given to him by Santiago City Hall in 1960
Spanish PM and regional leader label deliberately lit blazes “incendiary terrorism” in wake of devastation
Spanish PM announces he is traveling to Galicia, were there were 105 active fires on Monday morning
Number of visitors to pilgrim site of Santiago de Compostela is rising but spending is going down
Move comes after striking staff at Barcelona’s El Prat reject latest proposal
Scientists battling to halt damaging invasion that began in the north of the country in 2010