Spanish farmer used EU agriculture subsidies to build motocross track
The European Court of Auditors has revealed some of the worst cases of fraud of EU subsidies including several cases from Spain.
Day: December 1, 2015
DNA confirms endangered lynx has returned to Madrid after 40 years
Scientists are able to confirm that the world’s most endangered feline is making a comeback in the hills around Spain’s capital after an absence of four decades.
China’s richest man eyes up €1.2 bn stake in ‘Las Vegas of Spain’ resort
Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin is negotiating a deal to invest €1.2 billion in the Marina d'Or resort on the Mediterranean coast, left nearly empty amid the financial crisis.
Dead nurse lay undiscovered in apartment bedroom for five years
The decomposed body of the 49-year-old was discovered on Monday by workmen repairing the outside of her apartment building.
Moroccan arrested in Pamplona for planning to join Isis and go to Syria
Police have arrested a man in the northern Spanish city for planning to travel to Syria to join Isis, as well as for recruiting people for jihad.
Spain’s gaffe prone Prime Minister spurns first pre-election debate
Spain's prime minister spurned the country's first pre-election debate of its kind Monday, an empty lectern on stage marking his no-show as other candidates made repeated digs he was unable to defend.