Oil spill hits future nature preserve in Gran Canaria
Authorities believe a passing ship that cleaned out its bilge is to blame for the damage to one kilometer of coastline
Authorities believe a passing ship that cleaned out its bilge is to blame for the damage to one kilometer of coastline
Groups believe they have been used by politicians and are upset over “obstacles” in the way of the investigation
But Madrid is not expected to support middle-of-the-road solution granting region greater powers yet falling short of independence
Complutense University president is locked in battle with archbishops over the transfer of place of prayer
Spanish king describes country as “a politically stable southern frontier for Spain” while Mohammed VI unveils new fishing deal
The Spanish headquarters of the property-rental site is based in the Catalan capital, but is deeply unpopular with the competition
The new secretary general of the Socialist Party discusses his plans for reform ahead of his confirmation in the post
Beatriz García Paesa, under investigation for her role in Francisco Paesa’s activities, is being held in relation to a multi-million security equipment deal to Angola
Spanish favorite to win French cycling race explains the heavy fall he suffered on Monday that forced him to withdraw
Jenaro García could be charged with three crimes after US analysis firm revealed 90 percent of Gowex sales were phony
Two Spanish hackers have managed to create fake sender identities on the popular message service
Spain’s Popular Party administration also turns down requests from other high-profile figures, including ex-Balearics regional premier Jaume Matas, who will now have to serve nine-month jail term
Some of the country’s best mixologists explain the rising popularity of the burgeoning bar scene
Tomatina fiesta under scrutiny for corruption after opposition party finds irregularities in the privatization of the popular fruit-throwing party
Spanish team wins UN prize for plans to create community-based housing and economy in run-down district of Valencia
Vicki McLeod puts aside her fears of crazed creatures dressed as devils and gets to know Mallorca’s fire bearers
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