Get your rocks off: Tenerife calls time on stone towers left on beaches
Volunteers plan to remove hundreds of the man-made piles due to their negative impact on the environment, given that they threaten the island’s flora and fauna
The “Tinder-style” app that reveals how flat-sharing is no longer just for millennials
Whether it’s to supplement their pensions, combat the effect of rising rents or simply for an adventure, seniors are opting to seek roommates, according to data from the Badi service
Máster y doctora(n)do en aparentar
La obtención de títulos como prebendas es una práctica corrupta
Catalonia in the fall
It is hard to explain to faraway friends just how far the Catalan government has gone in its populist interpretation of a democracy without rules
Ambiente electoral en un colegio de Barcelona
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Colegio Collaso i Gil de Barcelona
Madrid’s Lavapiés goes upmarket
The last bastion of the bohemians is attracting growing numbers of middle-class incomers
Socialists struggle with internal strife over party pact talks and leadership
Valencia’s regional chief predicts new elections: “The numbers just don’t add up” Ex-Basque Country believes his group is making “a public spectacle” of itself
Ferry on Mallorca-Valencia route evacuated after fire breaks out
Acciona Trasmediterránea vessel carrying 170 passengers and crew, as well as cargo Three members of crew taken by helicopter for medical treatment after inhaling smoke
Madrid’s hidden fossil trail
The capital’s streets, walls and subway preserve all manner of paleontological remains
This week’s movie releases
Bringing an indie flavor to the Hollywood blockbuster, Gareth Edwards’ ‘Godzilla’ stomps into town
“I trusted my husband,” Princess Cristina tells judge
King Juan Carlos’s youngest daughter evades most questions in tax evasion and money-laundering inquiry