Madrid announces new restrictions on mobility to curb spike in Covid-19 cases
The new measures will affect 37 basic health areas in the capital and in other municipalities with a very high incidence of coronavirus
The new measures will affect 37 basic health areas in the capital and in other municipalities with a very high incidence of coronavirus
The new law will offer citizenship to the descendants of members of the International Brigades, who fought on the republican side during the civil war
Regional leaders have pledged to invest €80 million to revamp an underresourced system, but professionals are skeptical as they struggle to cope with a second wave of Covid-19
Events were scaled back due to Covid-19 concerns but were still attended by 59,000 people, according to one estimate
Pro-independence association ANC defends the need for the public events despite a call by the Barcelona Medical Association to cancel them
Over three decades after a massacre that drew international attention, Inocente Orlando Montano was found guilty of "terrorist" crimes
The remarks by Vox leader Santiago Abascal in Congress reminded many lawmakers of an old phrase uttered by regime nostalgics about life being better under the dictatorship
Foreign minister says she will also reach out to Scandinavian countries in a bid to save the winter tourism season in the Canaries
Court lifts the seal on investigation into scheme to steal sensitive material from former party treasurer Luis Bárcenas
Madrid reaches out to Brussels, Germany and Britain in a bid to provide some relief to tourism industry which has been devastated by the coronavirus pandemic
Pablo Casado says he will not give the coalition support while the PSOE continues to govern with junior partner Unidas Podemos
Teachers and unions heap criticism on regional government for summoning them on a 24-hour notice and for asking a private company to handle the procedure
Speaking on the Cadena SER radio network, Pedro Sánchez committed to a financial plan “that incorporates the governing agreement with Unidas Podemos”
Pedro Sánchez tells heads of corporate giants such as Santander, Inditex and Telefónica that government stability is assured despite a split among coalition partners over the budget
Appearing on Tuesday before reporters for the first time since his summer break, Pedro Sánchez described the “progress of the coronavirus curve” in Spain as “worrying”
Regional premier Isabel Díaz Ayuso also announced on Tuesday the temporary hiring of nearly 11,000 teachers, and 100,000 coronavirus antibody tests for staff
The Popular Party in Madrid wants the Socialist Party-Unidas Podemos administration to take charge of issues such as the reopening of schools, but the administration points out that the group demanded its powers be returned under the state of alarm
Madrid has ruled out introducing a similar measure and has instead called on residents to limit non-essential interactions
Podemos politicians Pablo Iglesias and Irene Montero have been subjected to four months of harassment outside their home in Madrid, and this week were forced to cut short their vacation
The location of the holiday home in which Deputy Prime Minister Pablo Iglesias and his partner, Irene Montero, were staying was made public on social media, reportedly by supporters of far-right Vox
José Manuel Franco tells EL PAÍS that Sunday's protest in Colón square was communicated to the authorities as being about other issues, such as freedom of expression
A probe has found that a group of companies, including Deloitte and KPMG, worked like a cartel to divvy up contracts and leave other competitors out of the game
Pedro Sánchez says it is up to the Royal Household and not the government to inform the public of the location of the former monarch
The top-secret decision for the former monarch to leave the country came after all possible options had been reviewed – including regulating the emeritus king's tax affairs
The move comes after the latest in a series of accusations of wrongdoing by a former lawyer for the left-wing party, José Manuel Calvente
Labor ministry, unions and business associations negotiating a €430 monthly benefit and seeking ways to improve the conditions of the furlough scheme for part-time workers
A judge has ended a years-long probe into alleged commissions paid by companies for public works contracts when the region was governed by Democratic Convergence of Catalonia