Madrid central government files appeal against law that would create a regional collection body, one of the cornerstones of premier Artur Mas’s plans for an independent Catalonia
Mas tells TV interviewer that “Spanish state would never ratify” membership. Politician also denies allegations of corruption within his CDC party
Main event of Catalonia day used by those in favor of secession for northeastern region to hammer home their message. Spanish government describes march as “a campaign event”
More than 24 million passengers flew through the Spanish network last month, a 4.6% rise compared to last year
Interior ministry says military personnel mistook group for a convoy of terrorists. The incident left 12 dead and 10 injured
Investigators believe body found is that of Denise Thiem, who went missing in April. A number of assaults along the Camino de Santiago are now being investigated
Jeremy Corbyn after his election as Labour Party leader. / ANDY RAIN (EFE)
It is surprising that much of the media are comparing new UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to Spain’s Podemos. But they are completely right to do so, argues the Spanish party’s chief
Reporters’ association calls for increased security measures in the wake of Flor Alba Núñez’s death
Judge gives opposition leader jail term for his involvement in violent 2014 demonstrations that led to 43 deaths
Government currency controls leave many passengers with no money left to tide them over while they wait for a solution
A Moroccan national is detained in connection with March killing of former Olympic athlete and his wife inside their home in Xaló
Valencia man thought to have been first person to contract virus on Spanish soil did not suffer disease, new tests confirm
Remains from Atapuerca site show group is closer to 5,000 than 10,000 years old, as previous studies had claimed
The refugee crisis marks the present and future of Europe. Thirteen newspapers have united to demand measures to address the tragedy
A transsexual who was attacked in Madrid on August 8. / Santi Burgos
Police have recorded 57 complaints relating to xenophobic, racist, homophobic and politically motivated attacks so far this year
Families struggling after parasite kills off Ria de Arousa cockle population. Scientists trying to discover how it spreads
New report highlights positive effect of job creation and spending. But City Hall concerned over impact of so many visitors
Ben Cardew argues that two-wheeled transport is getting out of hand, and the numerous cycle tours in the Catalan capital may be heading for a crash
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Baby-jumping in Castrillo de Murcia (Burgos). / Maria Angeles Sanchez
Fiesta time doesn’t always mean running with the bulls: some prefer hurling butane canisters or climbing up greased poles
After his blog post proving it was doable went viral, Sam Cookney decided to put his crazy plan into practice
One Castellón firm is responsible for supplying all the thousands of kilos of fruit thrown at the famous Valencia fiesta
New book explores the origins of puzzling Spanish idioms that can sound shocking, vulgar or nonsensical to many foreigners
There are around 1,200 Spanish converts to this mystical form of Islam, most of them in Granada and Cáceres
One rider left paraplegic after slamming into rock placed across downhill route
