In Spanish village threatened by forest fire, new life provides sweet surprise
As elderly residents return to homes, they discover the animals they had to leave behind are just fine
With project at risk, Canary Islands vow to fight for giant telescope
After legal ruling, the massive TMT project could still be built on Hawaiian island of Mauna Kea
Undiplomatic language costs Spanish consul in Washington his job
Enrique Sardá Valls mocked accent of Andalusia’s regional premier, Susana Díaz, on Facebook
Madrid cemetery repairs may uncover International Brigades mass grave
Site where bodies of 400 Spanish Civil War volunteers were dumped near graveyard has never been located
The average victim of protest violence in Venezuela: a student on the frontlines
Attorney General releases death toll over the last four months, evidencing effects of collapsing economy
Angry business leaders slam Barcelona for slow response to attack on tourist bus
City officials accused of failing to act over vandalism by radicals against vehicle in the Catalan capital
Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo appears in court in tax fraud case
Portuguese forward allegedly failed to pay €14.7 million between 2011 and 2014
Spanish bank employee stole $1.5m from Russian client over 25 years
The suspect developed a luxury lifestyle of expensive cars and trips to exotic destinations
As economy improves, Spaniards are taking vacations again
Tourism industry is expecting record figures in a year when both domestic and foreign travel are up
At least 56 injured in train accident in central Barcelona
Commuter service hit buffer stop in Francia station; one passenger reported to be in serious condition
UK firm Sky plans to launch streaming content service in Spain this year
British operator ready to compete with Netflix, HBO and Amazon for a share of the pie
Lawyer at center of Odebrecht scandal: “The company bribed more than 1,000 people”
In an exclusive interview with EL PAÍS, the former attorney reveals the key workings of the scheme, which saw millions in commissions paid to the governments of 12 countries
“The average temperature in Madrid in summer will go from 29°C to 36°C”
Julio Díaz, who studies link between environment and mortality, discusses effects of global warming
The ‘drug of the gods’ arrives in Spain
Participants in ceremonies where the substance is consumed can pay more than €500 for the experience
Two-hour waits at security leave Barcelona airport passengers fuming
With industrial action planned by employees, suspicions abound of a covert strike already underway
Catalan parliament closes in on ‘fast-track’ independence process
But Madrid will now appeal to Constitutional Court over reform allowing single reading of bills
Reactions to Spanish PM’s day in court: “impertinent,” “incompetent” and “a liar”
Spanish opposition unimpressed by Mariano Rajoy’s claim he knew nothing about PP’s financial affairs
Unemployment in Spain falls below four million for first time since 2009
The jobless rate drops to 17.2%, nearly three percentage points lower than a year ago
In court, Spanish PM denies knowledge of alleged slush fund at ruling PP party
Rajoy took witness stand in unprecedented court appearance over political corruption
After a month in the wild, tired and thin, Fran the lynx makes it home
14-year-old male, released when breeding center in Doñana was threatened by forest fire in June, returns
Ángel María Villar suspended as head of Spanish soccer federation
Government sports body effectively ends three-decade career sustained by high-level contacts
Authorities rule out jihadist motive for knife incident at Spain-Morocco border
Police overpowered knife-wielding man shouting “God is great” at Spanish exclave of Melilla on Tuesday
UN stonewalls attempt to give Catalan referendum global legitimacy
Organization refuses to register regional Diplocat agency as an international electoral observer
Video: Police at Melilla-Morocco border crossing overpower man with knife
One officer suffers light injuries during incident this morning at Spanish exclave
After nine buses burst into flames, Madrid takes special measures
Total of 220 new staff to be hired by public transport firm, after two incidents in just one week
Political parties reach landmark deal to combat gender violence
Groups agree on raft of 200 measures and a budget of €1bn in a bid to fight problem
Spain’s prime minister prepares for unprecedented court appearance
Mariano Rajoy scheduled to appear on witness stand on Wednesday as part of Gürtel corruption case