Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez and Catalan premier Pere Aragonès underscored that the main thing is to keep communication channels open but admitted it will be hard to reach an agreement
Since September 11, more than 4,200 tremors have been recorded in the area near Teneguía volcano, and they are reportedly growing in intensity
The Public Health Commission will today debate the measure, which would see cancer patients and residents of senior homes, among others, given this extra dose
The energy sector says it will be ‘impossible to continue’ if their excess gains are cut as part of the raft of measures aimed at reducing the cost of electricity for consumers
Regional premier Pere Aragonès has rejected two team members proposed by Together for Catalonia on the basis that they are not current members of the Cabinet
Experts are calling on the Spanish public not to drop their guard despite the improving data. While more of the population is vaccinated, there is still risk of contagion
More than 600 public health specialists met this week in Spain to discuss everything we now know about Covid-19. Here are their main findings
With doses arriving faster than they can be administered, and four in five residents with at least one shot, the regions are closing down mass-vaccination sites and focusing on strategies to target those aged 20-40
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says the plan includes lowering taxes on electricity and putting a cap on what consumers pay for gas. Consumer electricity bills grew 34.9% in August from a year earlier
Authorities report, however, that the fire is not yet completely extinguished. Conservationists are concerned about the effect on plant and animal life and say the area should have greater protection
The population of the ‘Ursus arctos’ has risen steadily in the past 30 years, with thousands of visitors now coming to see the animal. But not everyone is happy about its resurgence
Around 3,000 people have been forced from their homes since the blaze broke out in Sierra Bermeja on Wednesday. The military have been called in to help put out the flames
There are no longer any nighttime curfews in the country and only two regions continue to limit social gatherings
Researchers found no traces of the plague in the Basque and Sardinian fighters, but instead a type of bacteria from the salmonella genus that causes paratyphoid fever
More than a thousand people had been evacuated from their homes by Thursday evening. Authorities warn the blaze is a ‘hungry monster’ that will not be put out today
Country dwellers in parts of Castilla-La Mancha, Aragón and Castilla y León have to travel on average more than 25 kilometers to reach a health clinic or a supermarket, according to a study by the Bank of Spain
The cumulative incidence of the virus over 14 days has fallen below 150 points for the first time since July 1
The AP-7 highway was cut off to traffic along a 15 kilometer stretch in Málaga province while 250 firefighters battled the flames, which affected Estepona, Benahavís, Jubrique and Genalguacil
A row broke out despite the deputy premier of Catalonia having signed a deal covering the €1.7bn project. The tensions are throwing into doubt plans for talks over the future of the region
The 20-year-old claimed he was assaulted by a group of eight hooded men in the entrance to his apartment building. He now says he lied to hide the truth from his partner
As students go back to school and staff to their offices, the coming weeks will be key for either relaxing coronavirus measures or maintaining them to combat new spikes
The complainant found out at age 15 that she had no genetic links to her alleged parents, and that a mistake was made by an employee at a Logroño hospital in 2002
Politicians have roundly condemned the incident in Madrid, but far-right Vox has caused controversy by blaming any increase in violence on ‘mass illegal immigration’
Meanwhile, the 14-day incidence of new infections continues to fall, and nearly 73% of the population is now fully vaccinated
Passengers declaring the funds say they are meant for relatives back home, but investigators suspect that criminal organizations may be using the route for money laundering
Diamond Foundry, a Silicon Valley company that ‘grows’ the precious gems, has chosen Trujillo in Extremadura for an upcoming factory project
Eight hooded assailants attacked a 20-year-old on Sunday afternoon while shouting insults, according to the victim’s account