Spain planning to take over UN mission in Lebanon next year
Move will have to be ratified by Spanish government that emerges from December elections, and does not preclude further action to help France in its fight against the Islamic State
Move will have to be ratified by Spanish government that emerges from December elections, and does not preclude further action to help France in its fight against the Islamic State
King Felipe VI asks for EU members to “stand united” against those who would take away our freedom
The Spanish prime minister appears to be isolating himself from his allies and turning a blind eye to the jihadist threat
The Seville-based global renewable energy and engineering company has filed for creditor protection
Lorella Praeli was an activist for immigrant rights before she became the outreach director for the Democratic candidate
EL PAÍS visits Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton’s campaign headquarters in Brooklyn
Luis Manuel Díaz was gunned down at a gathering attended by wife of jailed dissident politician Leopoldo López
Adeyemi Ajao, cofounder of Spanish social network Tuenti, reveals what he’s learnt about the US start-up scene
Leaders of the Socialists, Podemos and Ciudadanos will go head-to-head on Monday, but the PP podium will remain empty
Spanish fans of ‘The Good, The Bad and The Ugly’ are racing to restore the film’s iconic cemetery for its 50th anniversary
Ten years after the introduction of gender violence courts, experts applaud the increased protection for victims, but warn that more education is needed
President-elect says the 40-minute talks with outgoing Argentinean leader were “worthless” due to a lack of an agenda
The third wife of president-elect Mauricio Macri is no stranger to the country’s tabloids
Mayor Carmena’s leftist administration feels monetary sanctions for youths taking part in ‘botellón’ outdoor parties are not working
Leftist leader compelled to issue clarification after comments in book spark resignation calls, saying she is “happy” as city chief
Region accused by Cristóbal Montoro of concealing information about spending, which he fears is going toward “independence whims”
Immigration policies are part of the emerging party’s recently presented manifesto with a view to the December 20 general elections in Spain
Many of the country’s monuments to those killed by ETA and Al Qaeda attacks are lying neglected
Parents of epileptic children are trying to get their hands on contraband cannabis syrup despite a legal ban
Spain has already expressed reservations about Washington’s request to carry out checks on passengers boarding flights from Spanish capital to its territory
As the UK takes over this year’s huge Guadalajara International Book Fair, which begins on Saturday in Mexico, EL PAÍS talks to the veteran British writer about his latest novel
As it consecrates its ’80s generation, Britain – guest of honor at this year’s Guadalajara Book Fair in Mexico – continues to produce literary talent
A decade of violence at Spain’s forgotten African frontier shows why Europe’s new fences alone are bound to fail, says Sam Edwards
‘Black Books’ and ‘Shaun of the Dead’ star is bringing his latest standup show to Málaga, Madrid and Barcelona
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PM spent Wednesday night watching Champions League, prompting people to ask why he won’t take part in head-to-heads
New campaign is aiming to encourage more eateries to create quieter environments for their customers
Toy Planet’s Christmas initiative shows girls wielding tools and boys pushing baby strollers
The dictatorship endures in some people's nostalgia for messianic solutions, and in idiosyncrasies carried over from the past
Forty years after the Spanish dictator’s death, the Francisco Franco National Foundation in Madrid continues to honor his memory
Thimbles and paperweights sit incongruously above the final resting place of 33,833 individuals