Podemos founder quits amid accusations of gender-based violence, Madrid lowers IBI property tax, "little empathy, zero solutions" from Socialists regarding housing crisis and more news from Spain on Friday October 25th.
Spain and Portugal discuss Madrid-Lisbon train, Balearics plan to forcibly rent out empty properties, Spain to no longer use Consumer Price Index to judge rents and more news on Thursday October 24th.
Teachers not responsible for accidents in school playground, Madrid train chaos due to human error, fake civil unions with Chinese nationals and other news from Spain on Wednesday October 23rd.
Italy's Interior Minister has lashed out at Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for criticising the immigration policy of Giorgia Meloni's government and rejecting processing centres for migrants outside of the European Union.
Spain's government has admitted it deleted a video of a police chief in the country’s African enclave of Melilla allowing the illegal and instant deportation of migrants to Morocco, even though the footage was key to an ongoing investigation.
Security cameras from a hotel on Spain's holiday island of Ibiza have helped police catch a Camorra gang specializing in luxury watch theft, as footage showed one of the thieves kissing his partner in crime on the lips when he pulled out a Rolex he'd just stolen.
Spain's Justice Ministry has decided to allow women to abort in cases where the foetus is malformed, as part of a stringent abortion bill which has been slammed both at home and abroad.
Coca-Cola will have to reemploy and reimburse the 821 workers it sacked in April when it closed four of its bottling plants in Spain now that a judge has ruled the drinks multinational carried out the lay-offs unlawfully.
A Spanish politician has resigned after she wrote "you reap what you sow" on her Facebook page when referring to Isabel Carrasco, the prominent ruling party politician shot dead in León on Monday.
FC Barcelona player Dani Alves decided to eat a banana thrown at him during Sunday's game against Villareal, a quick-witted reaction which is quickly turning into a worldwide anti-racism campaign with the help of his teammate Neymar.
A video showing sub-Saharan immigrants being illegally expelled through Spain’s border with Morocco is leading critics to question Spanish police attitudes at a time when migrants continue to die trying to enter the country’s North African enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla.
Spanish air traffic controllers have warned passengers travelling to and from Spain that their flights may be affected by a pan-European strike they have chosen not to take part in.
Thousands of anti-abortionists took to the streets of the French capital on Sunday calling for France to adopt similar pro-life legislation to that drafted by the Spanish government last month.
A highly creative mock-up showing the Spanish King’s youngest daughter 'imprisoned' behind the red cover letters of TIME Magazine has taken Twitter by storm.
Real Madrid and Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas welcomed the birth of his first child on Friday, a baby boy called Martin, with his partner, the television reporter Sara Carbonero.
The battle at the top of Spain's football league seems more contested than ever after Barcelona, Atlético and Real Madrid thrashed their opponents 4-0, 7-0 and 5-0 respectively.
Spain’s National Court authorized on Tuesday the arrest of former Chinese President Jiang Zemin and four of his officials as part of an investigation into the alleged genocide of Tibetans in the 1980s and 1990s.
Spain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been trying to contact 14 Spaniards who were in the Philippines when deadly Typhoon Haiyan swept through the Asian country last week.
King Juan Carlos' son-in-law has brought further shame on Spain’s Royal Family after a series of “tasteless” emails in which he mocked his in-laws and other key figures were leaked to the Spanish press.
Fifa president Sepp Blatter's comments on Cristiano Ronaldo's demeanour have not only upset Real Madrid fans but also called into question the neutrality of the upcoming Ballon d’Or Awards.
A group of women belonging to feminist group FEMEN bared their breasts in the Spanish Parliament on Wednesday morning while shouting "abortion is sacred".
Police in Madrid on Thursday arrested a British man they believe is the mastermind behind a website which encouraged public protests outside the homes of Spanish Civil Guard officers working on the border with Gibraltar.
Infanta Cristina's imminent move to Geneva will cost the Spanish State and Catalan bank La Caixa almost half a million euros a year to cover the cost of her salary, her four children's education and renting the family home.
