It’s not often Madrid sees such a phenomenon but on Tuesday night Spain’s capital was shrouded in dense fog giving the streets and iconic buildings a haunting atmosphere.
Regional authorities have extended the closure of restaurants, bars and shopping centres across all of the Catalonia region for at least another ten days.
Spain’s Health Ministry added 368 fatalities to its coronavirus death toll in the sharpest daily increase for the pandemic’s second wave, data showed on Thursday.
A gigantic advertisement has appeared on the side of a building in downtown Madrid. It’s a tongue in cheek plea to the English to share, if not their fashion sense, then at least their dining habits.
It’s lunchtime and on a sunny plaza in downtown Madrid a few locals are settling down for a menu del diá in one of the few establishments that is still open for business.
UPDATE: Residents in Madrid and nine other municipalities are living under new restrictions aimed at stemming the rising number of Covid-19 infections. Here's the answers to some of the questions about how the new rules impact daily life.
With thousands of new Covid-19 cases registered every day and hospital rates on the rise, we break down the latest numbers and trends to explain the situation in Spain.
On Tuesday Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said residents "must" download "Radar Covid", the tracking app that will help authorities trace those who have been close to an infected person.
Residents of a small town in the province of Granada in southern Spain have been warned to be on their guard after reports that a large black panther was on the loose.
Spain is now reporting between 7,000 and 8,000 new cases of Covid-19 per day. But the infection rates differ vastly depending on the region in which you live and sometimes even the district.
Pupils across Spain are heading back to school this week and next after a hiatus of six months and as the nation is gripped by a second wave that is sending the number of new cases of Covid-19 soaring.
The latest data released by Spain’s Ministry of Health revealed that the figure for those who had tested positive to the virus had risen by 20,000 cases since Friday.
Spain is experiencing the fastest growth rate of new coronavirus infections on the continent with new outbreaks being recorded across the country every day. Where are the danger zones?
Spain has long been a favourite destination of those dreaming of retiring in the sun. But what really makes Spain the "third best country in Europe" to head to at the end of your working life?
The Local takes a look.
A fisherman has stumbled across a medieval religious treasure while fishing in shallow waters in a river near the pilgrimage city of Santiago de Compostela.
A town in the province of Segovia has decided to use the funds it has left over with the cancellation of its patron saint festivities to pay for serological tests for every single resident.
This week we reported the positive news that Spain’s health ministry had recorded zero coronavirus deaths in a 24 hour period for the first time since early March. Then the same news again the next day.
People in Spain have joined those protesting over the death of George Floyd at the hands of a police office in Minneapolis, staging their own demonstrations in solidarity.
