University chapel desecrated with pro-abortion graffiti
The chapel of the Autonomous University of Madrid was daubed in blood red slogans.
Day: June 15, 2016
Disgraced banker could walk free thanks to Franco fans
Brothers loyal to the memory of the fascist dictator have come to the rescue of a disgraced banker.
Spain locations prove a hit with Game of Thrones fans
The popular TV series has boosted the popularity of several Spanish destinations since they appeared on screen.
Spain’s public debt surpasses 100 percent in record high
Spain has been overspending. And now it's set a new record.
US novelist Richard Ford wins prestigious Spanish prize
American novelist Richard Ford has been awarded Spain's top literature prize.
Why it’s so much better to walk than take Madrid’s metro
As metro strikes threaten to cripple the city, a new map shows how long it takes to walk between metro stations.
Spain’s ‘disposable’ workers become main election issue
With a rise in short-term contracts, Spain still has the second-highest unemployment rate in the EU.
How Spain became the eldorado of fertility treatment
Spain has become a "reference point" for fertility treatment thanks to its higher age limits for mothers and high foreign demand.
‘I was surprised at just how many films were shot in Spain’
The Local talks to Bob Yareham who knows everything there is to know about movies shot on location in Spain.