Digital currency devised by Spaniard José Manuel Ramírez Marco is thought to have attracted €50 million, but investors are now unable to get their money back
The three schemes took hundreds of millions from small investors lured in by the promise of hefty returns
A UK referendum on European Union membership has sparked concerns on the Rock, which currently benefits from low taxes and an open border with Spain
Sara Marcet breastfeeding her newborn child Serea. / ÓSCAR CORRAL
With a falling birth rate now reversed, it seems women are no longer waiting for job security before having their first child
Average maternity age up to 31.8 years in 2014 compared to 31.7 the year before, while life expectancy increases to a record 83 years, according to INE
Leftist José María González has made housing, food and industrial reactivation his priorities in a city with 42 percent unemployment
Survey reveals citizens’ dissatisfaction with pacts reached between parties to attain power
Three arrested after Civil Guard seizes 32 fighting birds in raid on secret venue near San Fernando de Henares
Hydroelectricity company Ferroatlántica benefited from a decision by a Galicia government official who now faces prison
A few simple tricks for surviving those sweaty summer nights – with no air conditioning required
Mariano Rajoy only brings in new Prime Minister’s Office undersecretary, despite rumors of big reshuffle. Move follows appointment of young faces to key party roles on Thursday
Twelve months on from the abdication of Juan Carlos, Metroscopia poll for EL PAÍS reveals that 81% of Spaniards approve of how his son is carrying out his duties
Joan Ribó, mayor of Valencia, leaves City Hall with his bicycle. / JOSÉ JORDÁN
Joan Ribó, of the leftist regionalist party Compromís, wants to visibly break with the governance style of Rita Barberá
Vicente López with his produce in La Almunia de Doña Godina / D. A.
Moscow’s retaliation for EU sanctions over the Ukraine conflict is hurting small fruit and vegetable producers
One of the most complicated stretches of Europe’s largest civil engineering project has been awarded to Spanish engineers
The library and soon-to-be reopened museum at Madrid’s Las Ventas offer a glimpse into the history of the practice
EL PAÍS correspondents across the continent choose their favorite thoroughfares in the cities where they live
Mary Biles explains how negotiating Seville’s narrow sidewalks taught her to rethink her very British ideas of politeness
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President Maduro had been under increasing pressure from the opposition and international figures to set a date
Prosecutors investigating whether Lula da Silva improperly used connections
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner ends widespread speculation over whether she will run for another public post
Authorities in Tamaulipas state take down surveillance cameras installed by secret cartel to keep tabs on police and rivals
