Spain

The former Catalan premier should be able to go home without fear of being arrested, but it could be a while before his case is fully dropped if the Supreme Court raises a question of unconstitutionality

In the opposition’s largest show of force to date against the deal granting leniency to Carles Puigdemont and others, there were calls for new elections and general strike

In her memoir — ‘My Stolen Birth’ — Nahia Alkorta narrates how she was a victim of obstetric violence 11 years ago, during the birth of her first child. With the support of her attorney — Francisca Fernández — she waged a legal battle that made it to the United Nations

The conservative Popular Party called the rally on Sunday to demonstrate against the agreement that paves the way for Pedro Sánchez to return to power

EL PAÍS tracks down the perpetrator of a fatal attack during a demonstration for amnesty for political prisoners that marked the Spanish Transition in 1977

Cardinal Omella took 24 hours to react to the report that was commissioned by Spain’s ombudsman. He dismissed the study that estimates that 1.13% of the country’s population — approximately 440,000 people — have suffered childhood sexual abuse in religious environments

The historic report released by Spain’s ombudsman details the abuses committed by clergy members, calling out the religious institution in harsh terms. According to the figures released, Spain is the country with the highest official projection of victims

The director of the National Institute of Toxicology and Forensic Sciences denies the existence of an abduction ring involving 300,000 newborns in Spain after investigating hundreds of cases

The Miguel de Unamuno high school, next to the old Yeserías prison, was turned into a concentration camp for Republican prisoners after the conflict. To date, no excavations have been permitted

The operation resulted in five arrests, including a member of the Orthodox Church believed to be the ringleader. The 11 stolen items are valued at over $64 million

The Spanish pro athlete hasn’t played since January and isn’t planning a return anytime soon

Arrivals have increased by over 50% on the archipelago. El Hierro, with only 11,000 inhabitants, has become the main destination, partly due to unrest in Senegal

The Meadows Museum, which holds one of the country’s most important collections of Spanish art, is commemorating the centennial of the painter’s death with an exhibition of his works from private American collections

A tour of the southern Spanish city on the trail of famous local poets like Bécquer and classical painters like Velázquez

The former president of the Spanish Football Federation insists the kiss he planted on the Spain player in Australia was consensual

The mother was also arrested for exchanging child pornography files with the father

Rescue services are searching for several people whose whereabouts are unknown. Four people were also injured in the blaze

The family loses the final battle before a Barcelona court, which refuses to investigate further into the death of the founder of the antivirus software

Neolithic farmers made the espadrilles 6,200 years ago with the same material that hunter-gatherers used for their baskets three millennia earlier

Alberto Núñez Feijóo only received support from his own Popular Party, the far-right Vox and two small regional groups. If he does not win approval in a second vote on Friday, acting PM Pedro Sánchez gets a chance to try

Researchers have located a ‘sensational stone slab showing a diadem’ that reverses theories about these types of archeological monuments

The Lebanese-born musician brings his fusion of styles to a new international music festival being held in a historic space in Spain

More and more women, including many Americans, are traveling there to undergo a procedure known as oocyte vitrification due to the high cost of doing so in their own country

International cartels are increasingly using sophisticated systems run by specialists in hiding narcotics, who are capable of impregnating the drug into anything from canned oil to clothing

Six months ago, Vladimir Kosarevsky was about to be made homeless when he asked EL PAÍS for help. Since then, he has become a symbol of the fight against censorship and the removal of rights