At least three migrants reported dead during clashes at Ceuta border
At least three people have reportedly drowned as a group of 200 people attempted to cross into Spain’s enclave of Ceuta from Morocco.
Day: January 4, 2016
No gracias: Madrid’s leftist mayor turns down €25 corporate gift
Madrid mayor Manuela Carmena has lived up to her scrupulous standards by refusing to accept a Christmas gift from a businessman.
Europe’s first carnival of 2016 kicks off with crazy costumes in Spain
La Vijanera carnival took place in Spain on the first Sunday of January as thousands of people gathered in the Cantabrian town of Silió to bid farewell to winter.
Rainy Reyes: Provinces across Spain on alert for stormy weather
2016 is getting off to a wet start in Spain, where 38 provinces are on alert for severe winds and rain.
Why Spain loves the Three Kings
The Feast of Epiphany is traditionally Spain's main festive holiday, when children receive their presents brought not by Santa Claus, but by the Three Kings.
‘I wanted to change the narrative of what it’s like to be black in Spain’
In the latest instalment of My Spanish Career The Local talks to Sienna Brown, founder of Las Morenas de España, a community that is redefining the black experience in Spain.
He’s got rhythm: Mariano Rajoy puts on his dancing shoes for 2016
He may be struggling to form a government but Mariano Rajoy proved he could still get into the groove as he celebrated New Year’s Eve at a party in Galicia.
Spain plans super ‘whale highway’ to help safe migration through Med
Spain’s Environment Ministry is planning a special route through the Mediterranean that will protect whales and dolphins from the dangers of oil drilling.