The ‘Good Samaritans’ who only want to help other Spaniards
Anti-immigration group sets up soup kitchen in Madrid, prompting fears among locals of clashes with nearby anarchist groups
Anti-immigration group sets up soup kitchen in Madrid, prompting fears among locals of clashes with nearby anarchist groups
Madrid judge frees Brett and Naghemeh King after the UK’s Crown Prosecution Service withdraws European arrest warrant against them
International organization warns Spain is over-reliant on temporary jobs but lauds its efforts to reduce unemployment
Cristóbal Montoro seeks to link Jordi Pujol’s hidden fortune to independence drive in Congress address, explaining that Tax Agency first started investigating family between 2000 and 2002
Seasonal factors to blame for new claims, with year-on-year fall coming in highest in the statistical series
César Alierta calls former EU information society commissioner Viviane Reding “the biggest disaster that Europe ever had”
Judge brings investigation into fatal crush at 2012 Madrid party to a close with the naming of 16 official suspects, including the event organizer and the medical team
Five months after an Addis Ababa court approved their adoptions, two couples have been told they must return to Spain without their sons
Engineers, entrepreneurs and missionaries in Africa are hoping that safety measures will spare them from contracting the deadly virus
London’s Globe Theater hosts historic production of Lope de Vega’s ‘Punishment Without Revenge’
Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón discusses ideas for democratic regeneration in Spain in wake of high-profile corruption cases
Witness took down license plate after seeing man climb flagpole in the middle of the night
More than 10,000 patrol officers will be checking for alcohol, drugs and speeding on all main roads
The host of this year’s Basketball World Cup goes into the tournament with as big a chance as the USA
Sister Juliana Bonoha was flown back to Spain from Liberia on August 7 with Spanish priest who died of the disease
Canarian Alexis Ravelo reveals that book he purportedly unearthed by forgotten 1950s novelist M. A. West was all his own work
Network that owns rights to tournament is only showing 15 of the 60 group games
Privately run Uflamenco to offer pioneering degree program in music and dance
Spain’s gay capital is a town of immense contrasts where Catalan tolerance resonates, reckons Ben Cardew
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