Spanish monsignor arrested as ‘Vatileaks’ scandal strikes again
A Spanish prelate has been arrested for allegedly stealing and leaking classified Vatican documents in the second such scandal to hit the secretive institution in three years.
Day: November 2, 2015
Wind, rain and waves: Spain suffers severest storms in over two decades
Six and a half metre waves battered the southern coast over the weekend in the worst storm to hit the region in 20 years and more is to come.
What’s on in Spain: November 2015
November in Spain brings a wonderful choice of cultural events, from dance to local liquor-sipping to tapas-tasting.
Spanish newcomers Ciudadanos run close second to PP in new poll
Political upstarts Ciudadanos would overtake Spain’s socialist party to become a close second to the ruling Popular Party (PP) if the general election was held today, according to the latest opinion poll.
Google Translate error sees Galicia celebrate ‘clitoris festival’
The clitoris: a gastronomic delight typical of Galician cuisine, according to a town that promoted its local festival after using Google Translate.
Own ghoul! FC Barcelona apologies over Getafe Halloween mask prank
European champions Barcelona have apologised for the behaviour of their players after a number of the star-studded squad interrupted a press conference by screaming whilst dressed in Halloween costumes.
‘All budding entrepreneurs should intern to learn startup ins and outs’
In this week's instalment of My Spanish career we talk to Milwaukee-born Carly Mattefs, co-founder of VIVA Innovation Academy, which organizes internship programmes within Madrid's startup ecosystem.