The Spanish government has confirmed that from Saturday May 2nd, adults will be allowed to leave their home to take a walk outside or do some exercise.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez outlined the “plan for transition to a new normal” which will see lockdown gradually lifted across Spain according to how the coronavirus crisis is evolving from province to province.
The Spanish government was forced to announce a further relaxation of lockdown rules for children after the initial measures provoked an angry backlash from parents. Here's what we know so far about when and why children will be allowed outside.
Spain has been under strict lockdown since March 14th and virtually all travel to the country is now impossible - but when are these restrictions likely to be lifted? Here's what we know so far.
Spain’s Interior Ministry has outlined exactly what the penalties are for breaching the rules of confinement imposed across Spain with the state of alert declaration on March 14th.
The government in Spain looks poised to extend lockdown beyond the current deadline of April 25th, possibly until May 10th. But is there a plan for lifting restrictions?
Civil Registries claim that the number of death certificates issued since the start of the coronavirus crisis indicate a much high death rate than is reflected by official statistics.
Every day of the coronavirus we have been covering the bad news; the rise in deaths, the crisis-hit hospitals, the desperate tales of health workers struggling to do their jobs, so it is a rare pleasure to be able to bring you a happy news story, one of beating the coronavirus against all odds.
We know the coronavirus is more dangerous to the elderly and those with certain pre-existing medical conditions, but what else can Spain's stats tell us?
Spain is on lockdown. Everything except supermarkets and pharmacies is closed and from Monday people will not be allowed to leave their homes except to get supplies or for exceptional reasons.
Across Spain, people went to their windows to give a round of applause in gratitude to the work being carried out by Spain's health workers on the frontline of the coronavirus crisis.
Spain has seen the number of infections spiral since the start of the week,becoming one of the worst-hit countries in Europe, overtaking France with the highest number of cases.
On Wednesday, Spaniards were issued with a harsh warning. Even if measures being taken to prevent the spread of coronavirus were successful, we are looking at a period of two months before it is brought under control.
With news that Coronavirus has been detected on the Canary Island of Tenerife, a popular holiday destination for those seeking winter sun, many readers are asking whether it’s safe to go.
When Michael Damanti, a photographer from the United States, moved to Madrid five years ago with his Spanish wife and two children he expected to make a bunch of new friends in the new city.
