Spain’s coalition government clashes over immigration crackdown
The Interior Ministry's announcement of tougher requirements for asylum seekers has upset Unidas Podemos, which argues the policy goes against the governing deal
The Interior Ministry's announcement of tougher requirements for asylum seekers has upset Unidas Podemos, which argues the policy goes against the governing deal
Student applications have risen 30% since the 2016 referendum, but uncertainty remains over the future of the Erasmus exchange program
There are fears over the cause of the deaths, given that the animals were discovered near a Spanish chemical plant that recently suffered a major explosion
The Interior Ministry is planning more restrictions in order to adapt to European Union guidelines
Investigators are ruling out a toxic cloud, but have yet to explain what killed around 100 starlings in Tarragona
EL PAÍS visits the makeshift camp in Lepe, in Huelva province, described by UN expert Philip Alston as having among the worst conditions in the world
Faced with limited job opportunities, more and more young Spaniards are moving from their hometowns to find work in the capital
The magistrates ruled that the Spanish government acted lawfully when it returned to Morocco two migrants who had jumped the border fence at the exclave city of Melilla
Organizers of the trade fair are citing causes outside their control to avoid paying compensation
Postponement or a smaller event were also on the table, says GSMA group, which was forced to take the drastic decision on Wednesday given the stream of firms pulling out over coronavirus fears
Deutsche Telekom, Orange, BT Group and Nokia were among the latest companies to announce that they would not attend the upcoming tech event
Right-wing parties are accusing the coalition government of wanting to save on pension payments and healthcare costs through a “social engineering project”
Organizers say the global tech event will go ahead later this month, but as more and more firms drop out, a Friday meeting is likely to determine whether it gets postponed or even axed
Criminal groups are paying as much as €5,000 per harvest to low-income families who agree to grow the drug in their homes
Towns affected by last month’s extreme weather are rushing to clean up in time for the Easter break, as questions are raised about the sustainability of coastal management
Deputy Prime Minister Pablo Iglesias explained today that the measures against abuse would take their name from British pianist and campaigner James Rhodes
After 12-day visit to country, Special Rapporteur Philip Alston concludes that ‘people in poverty have been largely failed by policymakers’
The woman, who is now 83, has pleaded guilty to fraud and document forgery, but will not be going to prison
A foundation has discovered that a coffered ceiling belonging to a Spanish church was bought by US magnate William Randolph Hearst and placed in his library
In a country with persistently high unemployment, there is a dire need for digital experts but also for mechanics, crane operators and ham carvers
The mayor of Porto, Rui Moreira, says that the two countries would benefit from closer cooperation
Protesters are calling on the Spanish government to take action to address the crisis, which they say is threatening the future of the agriculture sector
The warning advises young women to take “precautions” and notes they may find it “very difficult” to handle the Spanish criminal system
EL PAÍS correspondent Jaime Santirso, who was one of the 21 Spaniards evacuated from Wuhan, describes his ongoing isolation in a military hospital in the Spanish capital
The records in 11 residences in Madrid show that only 15% had anyone come to see them in summer and only 1% received a feel-good gift on King’s Day
When not in the media spotlight, the 52-year-old enjoys taking his daughters to see movies at a public cinema and strolling through the streets of Madrid