Opposition Popular Party backs stricter lockdown, but slams government “improvisation”
Spain’s biggest labor unions also support the move, but businesses warn of “negative impact” on companies
Spain’s biggest labor unions also support the move, but businesses warn of “negative impact” on companies
The six-hour virtual gathering on Thursday to agree on a joint statement has been described as one of the most fascinating in recent memory
The total number of infections has passed the 56,000-mark, up 8,578 on the day before
The battle against the coronavirus represents an existential challenge for the eurozone, and member countries must mutualize the solution accordingly
Bank of Spain warns that the economy will experience “an unprecedented disturbance” due to the pandemic
PM Pedro Sánchez calls it "the greatest mobilization of resources in the country’s entire democratic history"
Photos of packed trains fill social media, as passengers express concern that they are not able to maintain a safe distance to protect themselves from possible contagion
Seat, Burger King and Iberia are among the companies that have so far filed an ERTE, allowing them to suspend jobs “until normality is reestablished”
The Spanish capital has been transformed by new restrictions to contain the spread of Covid-19, with funeral homes without wakes, taxi drivers without passengers and Mass without worshipers
Farmers in the Madrid region have been rushing to plant the fruit tree, which can yield up to €6,000 in just one hectare
Pedro Sánchez recommends remote working and the closure of schools across the country, not just in high-transmission areas
Six people who have been telecommuting for years share their advice on how to avoid distractions, stay focused and set defined schedules
The European Union will not tackle the crisis of the coronavirus if it adopts insufficient initiatives
Customers have been lining up to stock up on supplies as tougher measures to contain the spread of Covid-19 come into effect in the region
The neighborhood is undergoing a gentifrication process, forcing out many Asian and African immigrants who have made their home here
Experts warn that the global drop in supply and demand could severely affect the tourism industry
Papalae Abdoulaye never imagined he would leave Senegal to live in Europe. Today he is a member of a street vendors’ union and co-creator of the fashion brand Top Manta
The daily is taking a major step to guarantee its future as a leading reference point in journalism
From extreme weather events to the collapse of the Thomas Cook travel group, the archipelago has faced a number of crises in the past few months
Sales of the Bonilla a la Vista brand, which is still family-owned, have skyrocketed in Spain after the South Korean movie ‘Parasite’ triumphed at the Oscars
Businesses in Spain are eyeing events in Italy but say that it is too early to feel effects ahead of the Easter break
Proposed reforms caught in a difficult balance between seeking fair prices and the impossibility of regulating them
Renfe will be responsible for the line between Houston and Dallas in what will be the largest ever deal reached by a state-owned company outside of Spain
Citizens who file a tax return can opt to assign 0.7% of their contributions to the religious institution, the only one that enjoys such a privilege
The government is planning on approving the signature policy today but will not collect any money for now, in the hope that the OECD soon comes up with a global digital levy
Faced with limited job opportunities, more and more young Spaniards are moving from their hometowns to find work in the capital
Hundreds of tractors took to the streets of Valencia and Córdoba on Friday, with protestors unhappy at the practices of major distribution chains