Pamplona sees red over ‘Strictly Come Running’
Ernest Hemingway would have turned in his grave over plans for a celebrity reality TV show based on Pamplona's famous San Fermin fiesta.
Day: April 23, 2015
Femen protestor corners Spain’s interior minister
A protestor with radical feminist protest group Femen was arrested on Thursday morning after staging a bare breasted protest against Spain's new controversial "gagging law".
Spaniards join call for more action in Med
Spanish politicians are among the prominent Europeans who are urging the EU to go beyond plans made earlier this week for better handling of migrants in the Mediterranean.
Meat grinder was used to dispose of victim
Police have confirmed that remains found in a meatgrinder were that of an Argentinian lodger of the Majadahonda man detained last week.
Spain sees increase in first quarter jobless
Spain's high unemployment rose slightly in the first quarter, official data showed on Thursday, a reminder in an election year of the challenges the country faces as it seeks to cement a fragile economic recovery.
New documents shed light on Lorca’s death
Federico Garcia Lorca, was killed for being socialist, a homosexual, and a freemason, newly discovered official papers reveal.
Sunken trawler found leaking fuel off Canaries
A Russian fishing trawler that sank last week off Spain's Canary Islands has been found and is still losing fuel, Public Works Minister Ana Pastor said Wednesday.
King Juan Carlos led ‘double-life’ with lover
Spain's ex-king Juan Carlos had an affair with a German aristocrat for the last 10 years of his reign, according to a new book about the monarch's "double life" that is flying off Spanish bookshelves.