Meeting of National Executive Committee will address ways to improve the group’s image ahead of upcoming elections in May, when polls show that party could be facing a disastrous showing
A firefighter picks up the pieces of vehicles involved in a head-on collision last January in Zamora that left three people dead. / Mariam A. Montesinos (EFE)
Traffic chief criticized by opposition politician for blaming 28 extra fatalities on ”improvements to the economy”
Higher traffic volumes are expected at specific times between Wednesday and Monday, depending on the region
New organization aims to force politicians to address rights and needs of prostitutes. “The violence we face doesn’t come from our clients, but from the institutions,” it claims
A dozen businessmen and former Valencia officials spend second day in courtroom, as investigation into massive kickbacks-for-contracts scheme enters final phase
Move comes after arrest of entire family by Civil Guard in Badalona on Tuesday. A brother of the two 16-year-olds died last year fighting alongside a jihadist group
Industry says organized gangs, not starving individuals, are behind most thefts. Supermarket chiefs support tougher new legislation that will see such stealing subject to greater penalties
Team work, interdisciplinary classes and no exams: an experiment in Catalonia could be the start of a teaching revolution
Change to legislation in 2012 meant anyone without proper residency papers in Spain could not enjoy primary care
Company claims that court order to cease operations in country is aimed at “protecting the monopoly of taxis.” The European Commission is yet to decide whether the app-based service falls into the transport or technology sector
An entire family was found dead in their home in Gibraltar with stab wounds
But the flurry of ribbon-cutting is coming to an end, as voting legislation prohibits any more inaugurations before May 24
Mounting debts, accusations of political interference, falling audience share… RTVE needs urgent attention
Hooded penitents during one of Spain’s many Holy Week processions.
What do visitors from the rest of Europe, Japan and Africa make of Spain’s religious holidays?
Ex-teacher Manuel Guillera began maths research as therapy, but has since made a major contribution to understanding the infinite number
Two sisters who lived through the Civil War have collected recipes from fellow survivors, many based on the lentil
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