Politics

Cristina Cifuentes shoplifting case has put the PP back in crisis mode ahead of elections in 2019 and 2020

Immigrants worked six days a week while they suffered from diarrhea and vomiting

Report from the Mixed Committee on Drug Problems will serve as the basis for future regulations covering alcohol, and has now been passed on to the Spanish Health Ministry

Two Catalan parties clash over reform that leftists see as benefiting banks and “vulture funds”

Spanish monarch handed out the awards today at the 35th annual King of Spain International Journalism Awards

The first Turkish citizen to be granted political asylum in Spain explains how and why he fled his country

Experts warn of serious consequences if authorities do not take action to counter the growing popularity of treatments like reiki

The author of ‘Divine Punishment’ underscores literature’s responsibility in denouncing injustice

Everyday Spanish people are being hurt by false accusations – like Francisco who was wrongly blamed for a brutal robbery in a viral Facebook post

Current operational HQ in Northwood set to change to a location that already hosts a large US naval base

New measures will be introduced before summer to put an end to a scam that has swindled Spanish hotels out of millions

After decades of avoiding responsibility for its victims’ pain, Friday’s statement expresses contrition

For the first time, stats show Spain has a higher GDP (PPP) per capita, but Eurostat data says otherwise

Investigating judge asks Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro to explain statements to the contrary

Spanish government suspects Nicolás Maduro wants to restore relations to improve country’s international standing as it heads into elections

Madrid Mayor Manuela Carmena has been approached by rival Socialists to run as their own candidate in upcoming polls

The group, which waged a violent campaign for independence that cost the lives of 829 people, has been seeking international support before making the announcement

Cristina Cifuentes has been under pressure to resign ever since irregularities relating to her academic qualification emerged

After EU Commission refuses to propose legislation, a group of MEPs seeks help from national governments

Enrique Sánchez, who was convicted of killing a four-year-old girl in 1985, was last week attacked with a knife on a Granada street by the victim’s father

Laith Pharaon, former F1 powerboat racer, buys Barcelona mansion that was once seized by a judge