Everyone against Ciudadanos
The strength of Albert Rivera’s group has prompted a concerted campaign from the other parties, who accuse it of moving further to the right
Spain braces for a weekend of frosty temperatures and snow
The worst of the weather is forecast for Friday and Saturday, but the cold snap will extend into next week
La Manada: the cast of secondary characters in a trial by media
The Pamplona gang-rape trial has seen some seek out the cameras, and others try to avoid them
The waning power of Podemos and its leader Pablo Iglesias
Anti-austerity party has been slipping in polls for months, partly due to its approach to Catalan separatism
Taxi drivers throughout Spain strike in protest at new licenses for Uber, Cabify
The association representing private-hire vehicles has reported assaults against drivers and widespread damage to cars
Alliances in Catalonia threaten the future of Spain’s Podemos party
Unease with strategy followed during territorial crisis is being felt among party heavyweights
Defense lawyers in San Fermín gang-rape case insist victim consented
Three magistrates will now rule on the case, in which five men are accused of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old at the Running of the Bulls fiestas
Pamplona gang rape victim: “Don’t leave me alone, please”
Prosecutors make impassioned call for accused to be jailed for 22 years over alleged sexual assault in 2016
Brussels pushes for European version of International Monetary Fund
EMF would bail out countries in exchange for economic reform and promote fuller union
Radically difficult: the problem of home-grown terrorism in Europe
The European Union is setting up new institutions to deal with the changing face of jihadism
Just a quarter of Catalans want to continue with current secession strategy
Weary voters step back from hard-line independence tactics, according to Metroscopia survey for EL PAÍS
Pollution is choking Spain’s cities
Almost 20 urban areas across the country have breached air quality standards in the past two weeks
Sexual violence survivors: “Telling my story has helped me heal”
Five women recall the abuse they endured, and the guilty feelings they had to overcome before speaking out
Spain among worst performers in Europe on income equality: EU report
Madrid also criticized for failure of poverty-reduction measures and elevated school drop-out rate
The latest restaurants in Spain to receive three Michelin stars
Barcelona and Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz) are home to the chefs that have earned the world’s top food accolade
Special police contingent in Catalonia halved as region remains calm
Number of officers deployed in Operation Copernicus has dropped from 6,000 to 3,000 in recent days
Lawyers in San Fermín rape trial withdraw controversial detective report
The defense had the victim followed and her social media activity monitored in order to determine her behavior after the attack
The “other” Pamplona gang rape trial
The defense in the Sanfermines rape case is complaining about parallel process outside the court, while using the media to mount its own sideshow
“Society still tries to excuse men and blame women for gender violence”
EU equality chief argues lack of standard definitions for abuse hides scale of problem
“I am inside a prison? But why?”
Non-profit lawyers denounce conditions in which a group of nearly 500 migrants is being held in a Málaga penitentiary
Caught unprepared, Spain sends migrant arrivals to unfinished prison
Politicians, unions and NGOs criticize decision to use penitentiary as a temporary holding center
Victim of Pamplona gang rape did not consent verbally, admits first of the accused
2016 assault at Running of the Bulls has underscored safety issues and galvanized public opinion
Pamplona rape trial reveals changing attitudes to sexual violence in Spain
Attempts to blame victim of alleged assault widely rejected as attacks receive global attention
Ecuador calls on Julian Assange not to interfere in the Catalan crisis
South American nation says he has “formally committed to behavior compatible with Ecuadorean State”
France’s Manuel Valls: “Spaniards must ask themselves what it means to be Spanish”
In a debate to analyze democracy and the challenges ahead, leaders discuss Spain’s inferiority complex
Catalan crisis puts paid to Barcelona bid to host EU medicines agency
Political uncertainty caused by secession drive torpedoes city’s chances of hosting drug-approval center
Ousted Catalan leader could remain in Belgium until after Christmas
Carles Puigdemont expected to fight extradition requests by Spain, while jailed aides back home request release