The pandemic and the police: Which new normal?
George Floyd and João Pedro are bodies and biographies for the cry of urban revolts in New York or Rio. There can be no return to normalized inequalities
George Floyd and João Pedro are bodies and biographies for the cry of urban revolts in New York or Rio. There can be no return to normalized inequalities
The probe will focus on Juan Carlos‘s connection to suspected payments made in exchange for the contract to build the AVE high-speed rail link to Mecca
Five Spanish priests were among those murdered in the 1989 massacre, including Ignacio Ellacuría, a prominent figure who defended dialogue between the guerrillas and the government during the civil war
What began as a demonstration outside the US embassy in the wake of the death of George Floyd turned into a march that finished in the Puerta del Sol square
The recommendation will be lifted when Spanish authorities end the state of alarm and restrictions on tourist arrivals
In Le Perthus, enforcing security measures is complicated by the fact that coronavirus lockdown rules are being relaxed at different speeds in the two countries
Early action by Portuguese authorities is being credited for the country’s low death and infection figures
“I am convinced that you can still win re-election. But in order to do so you must be willing to do whatever it takes”
Arturo Fasana, the former monarch's fund manager, tells prosecutors he deposited the money in a bank account for Juan Carlos I
It’s hard to avoid the conclusion that leaders are, with a few exceptions, in over their heads in responding to the coronavirus and its economic debacle
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will be taking an ambitious plan to the upcoming European summit, but one that could be negotiated with northern countries such as Germany
Owner of the security company watching the diplomatic building ordered a baby diaper stolen in a bid to find DNA
According to a Swiss public prosecutor, the government minister met on two occasions with the manager of one of the former monarch’s bank accounts
In our current crisis, individual isolation saves lives. But, between countries, isolation will make the costs – both human and economic – much higher
A request for judicial cooperation sent by Swiss prosecutors to a Spanish judge reveals multiple payments to Corinna Larsen, who used part of the money to purchase real estate
Spaniard Juan Andres is VP for technical development at Moderna Therapeutics, a biotechnology company that has the first candidate for a vaccine for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus
With the backing of a report from parliamentary lawyers, the governing board of Spain’s lower house has rejected the creation of a special committee into the monarch’s financial dealings
Documents discovered in Geneva related to a multi-million transfer received by Corinna Larsen could see a legal probe reopened in Spain
Corinna Larsen says the money was given to her by Juan Carlos I, but insists that it was a gift
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
A man in the Madrid region is in serious condition as the national tally rises to 17, confirming suspicions that the virus had been circulating for days without being detected
The participants in the parade, which took place in Campo de Criptana in Ciudad Real, were dressed as Nazis and concentration camp prisoners
Many Spaniards have returned home to avoid being trapped if a quarantine is declared in the affected areas
Two potential cases in the Basque Country have tested negative; another patient is under observation in La Rioja
General Denis Sergeev, who is linked to the elite military group Unit 29155, is being investigated by Spain’s High Court for two visits he made to Barcelona ahead of the illegal referendum on Catalan independence
The Interior Ministry is planning more restrictions in order to adapt to European Union guidelines
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