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Policeman urinates on Catalan separatist flag
An off-duty police officer in the Catalonian town of Calella has been criticized for urinating on an 'estelada' flag, often flown by Catalonian separatists, after denouncing the independence movement.
Caver finds 20,000 year-old drawings
Prehistoric cave drawings have been discovered in the northern region of Cantabria, dating back about 20,000 years, making the area "the European capital of rock art".
Nato chief: Spain is a 'staunch ally'
Nato Security General Jens Stoltenberg met with Spanish leaders on Thursday, praising Spain's Nato support and emphasizing the number of global threats that still need to be addressed.
Dinosaur eggs destroyed at major dig site
A group of 70 million-year old dinosaur eggs at one of Europe's major archaeological sites, Coll de Nargó in Lleida have been vandalised.
Company lets customers 'buy time' - literally
A start-up in the Canary Islands is selling a unique product – time. Customers can buy exclusive rights to a birth date, anniversary or even the September 11th attacks.
Experts may have found Cervantes' bones
Researchers working to unearth the remains of Don Quixote author Miguel de Cervantes think they have finally found his skeleton.
Could Netflix be on its way to Spain?
Rumour has it that the streaming service could be coming to Spain as soon as this Autumn as major TV manufacturers prepare their products for compatibility.
Barking dogs land owners in the doghouse
A couple in southern Spain have been sentenced to 21 months in prison after neighbours complained that their dogs were barking too much.
Costa del Middle Earth? Spain plans Hobbit park
The city of Rincón de la Victoria is working to bring to life the imagery and characters of J.R.R. Tolkien's beloved books, but the plans have raised copyright concerns.