Spain reports nearly 1,000 new daily Covid-19 cases
As the country grapples with a surge in infections, authorities have requested financial assistance from a EU loan program to soften the effects of coronavirus on employment
As the country grapples with a surge in infections, authorities have requested financial assistance from a EU loan program to soften the effects of coronavirus on employment
New data shows that output has fallen to levels not seen since the late 19th and early 20th centuries
A quarterly fall of this scale was not even recorded during the worst months of the 2008 global recession
The tour operator TUI has canceled all flights from Britain to mainland Spain until August 9, putting more pressure on a sector that continues to struggle from impact of the coronavirus crisis
The coronavirus crisis has forced customers back to cash-for-gold stores at a time when the precious metal has hit a price of $1,800 an ounce, the highest since 2012
Businesses are having a tough time getting the summer season back on track due to fears of flying amid the Covid-19 crisis
Parts of Lleida province are preparing to receive seasonal workers, but there are concerns their arrival could lead to new coronavirus outbreaks
The lower house voted in favor of three documents regarding the European Union, healthcare and the economy, but did not pass one on social policies
All parties hailed the €140 billion allocation to help fight the effects of the coronavirus, but the money comes with conditions that could cause friction between the coalition partners
The country becomes the second biggest recipient of aid after Italy, and €72.2 billion will take the form of grants that do not have to be repaid
If so-called "frugal" countries impose their demands for releasing Covid-19 grants, the Spanish executive may have to delay plans for revising 2012 reform that made it cheaper to fire employees
Sales and rentals of RVs are rising as people seek a more socially isolated way to spend their summer vacation
Water pollution and coronavirus fears are prompting visitors to bypass this once-popular saltwater lagoon on the Spanish Mediterranean
EL PAÍS travels to two vacation destinations to see how locals feel about the arrival of visitors for the summer season as the risk of Covid-19 persists
Nadia Calviño was backed by Germany, France and Italy, and the reversal weakens the Spanish position ahead of a key summit on an EU coronavirus recovery fund
With the coronavirus crisis keeping employees out of the office, many are escaping the heat in second residences on the coast and in the mountains
The two countries hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic have a shared interest in overcoming resistance by member states who want to hand out loans rather than grants
The restrictions on travel into the EU have taken a toll on Madrid, Barcelona and Costa del Sol, which are popular with tourists from Russia, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Brazil and the US
This is more than the 9.4% decline predicted in the spring, and it creates a wider gap between Spain and the euro zone
The Cabinet today approved a number of measures, aimed at assisting ailing sectors such as the tourism and automotive industries, and financing the digital transformation of firms
Speaking in a television interview, Pedro Sánchez insisted that his government would see out its four-year term, saying that ‘the coalition is stronger than ever’
The coronavirus crisis continues to take a toll on the industry which faces an increasingly uncertain future despite the reopening of borders
Around 1.6 million workers in Spain have come off the government's ERTE furlough schemes, according to Labor Ministry figures
Central bank announces its medium-term plan for an economy that contracted 5.2% in the first quarter due to the lockdown
Nightlife is returning to the Catalan city but with strict safety and hygiene measures in place to minimize the risk of coronavirus contagion
The country is on track to becoming one of the world's fastest decarbonizing nations
The owner of Racó de la Vero, in the Catalan village of Alcarràs, has been dealing with negative attitudes ever since she started serving dishes that seasonal fruit laborers can afford