Mum who froze babies ‘not insane’: doctors
Psychiatric experts studying a Spanish mother who allegedly killed two of her babies and hid their bodies in her kitchen freezer have told a Seville judge she has no mental illness.
Day: September 12, 2014
‘Mas could get 15 years jail if vote takes place’
An association of Spanish judges has warned Catalan president Artur Mas that he could face up to 15 years imprisonment for prevarication, disobedience and sedition if he goes ahead with a planned vote on Catalan independence in November.
UK-Spain cops smash Magaluf drugs ring
Nine British citizens have been arrested in eight raids in Majorca's controversial Magaluf resort, with a total of €24,000 ($31,000) in cash and cash being seized.
Spain named 3rd biggest Eurozone job creator
Only Estonia and Portugal's employment growth was greater than Spain's between April and June this year, a new study shows.
Atlético-Real derby: 1st big battle of the season
A seventh Madrid derby of the year tops the bill as Spain's four Champions League representatives face off on Saturday ahead of the kick-off of their group stage campaigns in midweek.
1,400 evacuated as forest fires rage in Alicante
Thousands in the towns of Dénia and Xàbia, both in the eastern Spanish province of Alicante, have been forced to flee from their homes to escape the path of an inferno as it moves across the area.
Two new possible Ebola cases hit Spain
A 13-year-old boy and a 24-year-old man, both from Nigeria, have been admitted to hospital on the island of Majorca and the southern Spanish region of Murcia over fears they’re infected with the highly contagious Ebola virus.
Catalans form giant ‘V for vote’ on independence
Catalans fired up by Scotland's independence referendum massed in Barcelona's streets in red and yellow shirts Thursday, forming a giant "V" to demand a vote on breaking away from Spain.