The recent death of a Deportivo supporter during a fight between hardcore fans in Madrid shows violence is still a problem for many clubs across the country
Areas where oil and gas are located to receive money from exploitation activities if reform gets green light
Ringleader was a Moroccan national who spent four years in Guantánamo before being acquitted by a Spanish court
Opposition calls it “a gag law” and “an aberration,” while a group of citizens stands up in parliament to sing the finale from ‘Les Miserables’ in protest
Jorge Fernández Díaz responds to criticism over on-the-spot deportations at Ceuta and Melilla borders
“White elephant” gets operating license nearly four years after its controversial inauguration by politician Carlos Fabra, who is now in jail for tax fraud
Decision by search engine giant comes in wake of government’s Intellectual Property Law, which will require aggregators to start paying “fair compensation” to publishers
Announcement comes in week a judge ordered the US company to cease operations in Spain ahead of court case filed by taxi association
Spanish double world champion, who left the team in 2007 after a major falling out, will race alongside Briton Jenson Button
New transparency project lists yearly payments to ministers, secretaries of state and Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy
Administration to release 500,000 details on how it spends public funds, but some information will remain under wraps
The first China-Spain freight train reached Madrid on Tuesday after a 13,000km journey. / Foto: Julián Rojas / Vídeo: ATLAS
The route, which crosses eight countries, is the longest in the world and takes 21 days to reach the Spanish capital
A child plays in El Gallinero in April 2011. / Gorka Lejarcegi
Youngsters in El Gallinero shantytown live among trash, drugs and violence only 12km from city center, says Save the Children
Locals are flocking to a Cadiz beach in the hope of recovering packages of drugs lost by smugglers during a police chase
Appeal had been filed by regional government in bid to stop Spanish energy firm Repsol prospecting in the area
The two young men were ejected from the Madrid restaurant by a security guard after a family complained
José María Malga in his funeral chapel in Conlunga (Asturias). / P. Paredes
Eight large companies now control more than a fifth of the sector, with the major insurance firms calling the shots
Incidence of HIV infections in Spain remains above EU average despite widely available information
From canoeing in Asturias to dogsledding in the Pyrenees, check out a countrywide selection of outdoor thrills and spills
Boosted by the all-conquering ‘Ocho apellidos vascos,’ homegrown films have taken €123 million so far in 2014
Drunken war vet Bill Murray turns after-school carer in ‘St. Vincent’ while Chadwick Boseman incarnates funk legend James Brown in ‘Get on Up’
Koren Helbig investigates claims a skeletal horse was dragged by a tractor to wasteland and left to die
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Police detain dissidents holding demonstrations around the country
Peso devaluates, crude prices fall and stock exchange contracts, as investors get skittish
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