Spanish economy sees record-high quarterly rise, but remains far from pre-crisis levels
Gross domestic product rose 16.7% between July and September, but the recovery is likely to be short term as Spain faces a new round of coronavirus restrictions
Gross domestic product rose 16.7% between July and September, but the recovery is likely to be short term as Spain faces a new round of coronavirus restrictions
The minority government's blueprint allocates a record €239.8 billion to public investment to overcome the coronavirus crisis
The move fuels hopes of saving part of the high season on the archipelago, which has seen a sharp drop in tourists due to the coronavirus pandemic
Readers who sign up will receive a 21-day free trial of the online classes which are adapted to a student’s specific needs
With interest rates near zero and soaring public debt, the Spanish government would rather focus on the non-repayable grants than on the loans it is entitled to - and it is not the only one
The agreement establishes a framework for a future effective separation of the Education and Media businesses
EL PAÍS speaks to workers in the hostelry sector on the day that the regional government’s closures across Catalonia were backed by the courts
Public revenues are forecast to grow by €33.4 billion next year thanks to a rebound in the economy and new fiscal measures
Experts point to factors such as over-reliance on tourism, a stricter confinement than most other countries and the small size of businesses
The online retail giant will also have to pay €6.16 million in Social Security contributions that were not paid while the staff were providing delivery services to the multinational
The global organization also says the country will not return to pre-crisis unemployment figures before 2026
Quarantine measures required for visitors to Spain, combined with fear of contagion, have led to a record fall in flight arrivals
As a result of the coronavirus crisis, output is expected to decline by 12.8% of GDP, an unprecedented figure that is worse than in any other advanced country
President David Malpass is worried about the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on developing economies, which lack the recovery tools of developed countries
Bars and restaurants in the Madrid region are hoping that customers will be able to adapt to the earlier closing times that have been implemented in a bid to slow the spread of the virus
The central executive makes allowances for greater expenditure, but warns that the economy will contract by around 11.2% this year due to the crisis
The self-employed could soon pay according to their real income, rather than a fixed monthly amount regardless of how much they make
A total of 84,013 workers signed up with the Social Security system last month, while registered unemployment fell by 26,329 people. Around 700,000 employees remain on the government’s furlough scheme
A recent report shows that the hospitality, transportation and retail sectors have been worst hit, predominantly affecting Spain’s coastal areas
The Spanish region is pushing for passenger testing at origin and destination to avoid the need for quarantines
The deal, which has received the green light from unions and employers, also includes new support for self-employed workers affected by the coronavirus crisis
Spain's High Court also cleared 33 other defendants accused of fraud in connection with the 2011 listing of a bank that had to be bailed out a year later
The decision could have far-reaching consequences for businesses in the so-called gig economy
More than 80% of hotels on the Málaga shoreline have closed while Cádiz’s are surviving on 20% occupancy this month
The decline is the largest since the 1930s, but not quite as bad as the National Statistics Institute had anticipated
A preliminary agreement was reached on Monday by the government, unions and business associations on a legal framework for teleworking, something that was not a common practice in the country until the coronavirus pandemic hit
The no-frills business of selling fresh produce has provided a direct route to prosperity for people who came to the country with very little. A Moroccan family, three Chinese friends and a Bangladeshi entrepreneur are now leading the sector in Madrid