How can Spain ensure the survival of its world-beating tourism industry?
Technology and changing attitudes undermine the sustainability of this vital sector
The trials and tribulations of Spain’s prized Ibérico ham
A change in regulations led to a glut of supply, which breeders say is causing a loss of value
“Countries that support rail transport are more socially advanced than the rest”
Award-winning engineer José Luis López Gómez reflects on his career and the importance of trains
The jewel and the headache
Tourist lodge that cost 400,000 euros converted village into Spain's most indebted
"We could end up with a bad bank for renewable energy assets"
The president of the Spanish Photovoltaic Union, Jorge Barredo, is concerned about the sector He feels a royal decree has hurt the industry as well as Spain's image abroad
‘Coal King’ seeks to renegotiate debt after firms denied state assistance
Uminsa, Coto Minero owned by Victorino Alonso sought 49 million euros in aid
Police charge protesting workers at Barajas airport as strikes begin
Other airlines also affected by stoppage causing hundreds of flights to be canceled
New rules for rental market aim to “strike a balance”
Law will encourage fast-track evictions of non-paying tenants