Spanish Way Of Life

Data from the Cervantes Institute suggests that within the next 10 years more people will speak the language in the US than in Spain

Biologists consulted by this newspaper say it is more likely to be a shortfin mako shark

Municipal law enforcement agency says more officers are needed after receiving numerous reports of assault and robbery

A mix of tradition, innovation, fresh produce and healthy competition is driving the industry forward

Siesta and Go is luring workers, students and tourists with the promise of an €8 hour of rest

Amateur work on a 16th-century sculpture of Saint George in Navarre is slammed by restorers

Joseba Asirón draws industry ire after suggesting “corridas” could disappear in the not-so-distant future

Seasonal forecast shows no strong signs that Spain is in for another scorcher like last year

Disciples of the controversial Indian guru Osho defend his memory after the hit Netflix series ‘Wild Wild Country’ explores the dark side of the movement

After US success, Spanish researchers will conduct similar trials to test new immunotherapy method

Gregorio Rodríguez has been arrested 16 times for stealing trucks, robbing banks and violent assault

The islet was the inherited property of 16 owners and is part of the Balearic Islands in Spain

Mediterranean city wants to encourage the use of sheep to reduce the risk of wildfires

The island of La Graciosa is awash with waste from all parts of the world, and it just keeps coming in

There was no Bible in sight as Pedro Sánchez promised to uphold the Constitution, prompting a renewed debate about the role of religion in a non-denominational state

Strikes, violence and drugs combine to threaten the futures of youngsters in Los Pajaritos in Seville

New law in Galicia will ban live music in bars and clubs, threatening the livelihood of around 200 bands

Take a look at our guide to nine award-winning restaurants that are fit for all tastes, preferences and budgets

The world’s most famous soft drink was supposedly first concocted in a small town in eastern Spain

Female professionals are visiting schools in Spain to inspire young girls to pursue careers in science and technology

Rafael de la Concepción may live in one of Madrid’s most expensive neighborhoods, but his is anything but a life of luxury, and the owners of the property want him out

While the number of animals killed has fallen, activists say more work is needed to stop exploitation

Psychiatrists compile book of moving messages by mental institution patients from 1852 to 1952

Michael Harris, the president of the Eurocitizens association, discusses the outlook that Britons in Spain are facing ahead of the UK’s withdrawal from the EU

A pathogen is attacking holm oak trees, drying out the ‘dehesas’ and leaving native pigs without their diet of acorns

María Noel Vaeza explains why the next generation of feminists needs to include the opposite sex