Speaking during a radio interview, Carolina Darias went further than the official position of regulatory agencies and scientists, also predicting the need for yearly boosters
The 22-year-old, who is facing charges for around a dozen offenses, used some 130 profiles on the social network to request bitcoins, managing to raise $117,000
The fourth objective set by the government has been met, with 53% of the country’s population now enjoying the full protection offered by the Covid-19 vaccines
Galicia will require proof of vaccination or negative tests to enter bars, while Catalonia and Valencia are introducing a night curfew in more municipalities
Pedro Sánchez met with executives from Blackstone, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley, many of which have real estate interests in Spain, to discuss their concerns about housing and labor laws
Right-wing parties are expected to fiercely oppose a blueprint that expands on a 2007 law, provides greater support for exhumation efforts and seeks to eliminate the Francisco Franco Foundation
Some experts predict pay cuts and fewer promotions for employees who move to cheaper locations, but surveys show that many workers are willing to sacrifice salary for quality of life
The European Commission’s mandate would give Spain control over entry points at the British Overseas Territory
Parliament is poised to vote on the government’s recent decision to relax the obligation in low-risk situations, at a time when some regional officials want to go back to tougher rules
Infections are still rising, according to the latest ministry report, although the rate is starting to slow according to the health minister
In Navarre, judges have turned down a request for a night curfew despite soaring infection levels
A “glance at the streets” is enough to show that “there is a tourism season,” says a government spokesperson from the Balearic Islands
The 19-year-old was arrested in the district of Villaverde after someone known to him reported his details to the authorities
Asturias is the region that has immunized the highest proportion of its population, with the Canary and Balearic islands and Madrid at the bottom of the table
The Health Ministry has reported 61,628 new cases since Friday, adding 23 Covid-19 victims to the overall death toll
Police are seeking the alleged assailant, who is heard in a video of the incident to say "I hope you die" to his victim
New coronavirus restrictions went into place in the northeastern Spanish region on Friday, but they didn't stop hundreds of people from coming out to party on the beaches of Barcelona
Other regions of Spain have met with mixed success as they seek to reintroduce mobility restrictions to curb the swift spread of the coronavirus
The popular subway stop, which admitted riders at 6am on Friday, includes a replica of its original 1917 entrance and features state-of-the-art ticket vending and turnstile technology
Spain’s mecca of mass tourism is celebrating the completion of Intempo, Europe’s tallest residential tower, achieved despite the dual crises of 2008 and 2020
The 14-day national incidence of the virus is now above 500 cases per 100,000 inhabitants once more. The pressure on the healthcare system is still much lower than in other waves, but some hospital procedures are being rescheduled in regions such as Catalonia and the Balearic Islands
This week, we discuss the ongoing rise in Covid-19 cases, in particular among young people, and we also examine how protests by Cuban citizens have been putting the central government in a tight spot
The aircraft, which has a wingspan of 4.5 meters and seven hours of flight autonomy, was able to fly up to 150 kilos of narcotics between the coast of North Africa and southern Spain
Catalonia, one of the worst-affected regions right now, is seeking approval for a curfew in 158 municipalities. Meanwhile, 47% of the population now has been fully vaccinated against Covid-19
The change means that from Monday, residents of England who return home from the popular Spanish tourist destination will have to quarantine unless they have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19
The Constitutional Court has concluded that the government should have resorted to a state of emergency – which requires prior parliamentary approval – to limit fundamental rights for the nationwide lockdown
Language experts and teachers in primary and secondary schools discuss the pros and cons of a system that many feel has failed to provide the desired skills