Coronavirus death toll in Spain rises by 283, but only 35 fatalities recorded last week
A change in the reporting method has led to several revisions of the official figures and broken the historical series on the evolution of the outbreak
A change in the reporting method has led to several revisions of the official figures and broken the historical series on the evolution of the outbreak
Deputy PM asks opposition whether it is encouraging insubordination by the law enforcement agency
The measure would provide relief to the Spanish regions most dependent on tourism, such as the Canaries and the Balearic Islands
This is the second time that the government has allocated money to make up for the drop in contributions caused by the coronavirus crisis
According to Health Ministry reports, most of the country moved to Phase 1 even though the primary healthcare services could test less than half of possible Covid-19 patients
Interior Ministry denies the move is connected with a court investigation into the government's authorization of mass gatherings just days ahead of the coronavirus lockdown
The discrepancy has been attributed to the elimination of duplicate records and the fact that regions had reported suspected Covid-19 fatalities as confirmed cases
The choice by the Catalan regional government to designate the area as a healthcare zone means that inhabitants are now alone in Spain in being limited to such an urban area
Foreign Minister Arancha González says via Twitter that “the hardest part is behind us,” and that “health conditions will be guaranteed” for visitors
Sidewalk cafes reopened in Madrid and Barcelona on Monday, while schools in Basque cities saw the return of some of their students
As the country gradually eases confinement measures, epidemiologists say a spike in infections is likely and that more vigilance and testing are needed
The number of fatalities rose slightly on yesterday to 70, after three days around the 50-mark
Speaking to regional premiers on Sunday, Pedro Sánchez said that the exceptional measures would begin to be lifted in the coming days “if nothing goes wrong”
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced on Saturday that tourists would be welcome from July, but fell short of announcing details of how that will happen
Many areas of Spain will be moving to different stages of the government’s coronavirus deescalation plan. Here is the latest from the Official State Gazette and a summary of the relevant stages
The total number of fatalities related to Covid-19 in the country now stands at 28,678, with registered infections reaching 235,290
The route of the protest was brought to a standstill in Madrid, as motorists and passengers waved Spanish flags and cars honked their horns
During a televised address, Pedro Sánchez also announced that Spain’s top-flight soccer league, La Liga, will restart games next month
The Madrid region will finally leave Phase 0, after two requests to do so were rejected by the Health Ministry. Castilla y León and Barcelona city will also enter this stage, which allows for social gatherings of up to 10 people
Authorities admit that there has been an “error” in their tracking system, but denied that there has been a new outbreak in the region
Government officials come out in defense of their deal with a Basque radical party and say there is no problem with street protests, as long as social-distancing rules are observed
The draft guidelines also suggest city councils should separate sun loungers and delineate the space allowed for each beachgoer
EL PAÍS has consulted several economists about the measures the government can take to recover from the financial fallout of the pandemic
Delays processing ERTE temporary layoff claims have left thousands of families in a precarious financial situation
Today’s report from the Health Ministry, however, does not include data from Catalonia, which has been the second worst-hit region after Madrid
Surprise agreement with EH Bildu committing to repealing a 2012 labor reform has triggered a chain reaction of criticism from politicians and social agents alike
Sources from the Spanish government say the prime minister is not willing to risk a new spike in coronavirus infections by reviving international tourism prematurely