Ex-PM fights back after criticism of his language skills

By Imogen Calderwood (Reporter) on February 28, 2014

Former Spanish PM insists leaders shouldn’t be penalised for a lack of English

Spanish boiler rooms shut down in biggest ever anti-fraud operation

By Imogen Calderwood (Reporter) on February 28, 2014

Criminal fraudsters in Marbella arrested for conning millions of euros out of victims

Spain takes a ‘step backwards’ in curbing powers of judges

By Imogen Calderwood (Reporter) on February 28, 2014

Spanish MPs curb the powers of judges to pursue foreign human rights cases

African migrants carry out massive storm of Spanish enclave Melilla

By Imogen Calderwood (Reporter) on February 28, 2014

More than 200 Sub-Saharan migrants have scaled border fences into Melilla

The Script to headline Gibraltar Music Festival

By Giles Brown (Reporter) on February 28, 2014

Hall of Fame band to headline Gibraltar Music Festival

Javier Bardem regrets ‘lover’ comment as diplomatic conflict rages

By Imogen Calderwood (Reporter) on February 28, 2014

Thousands protest in Rabat as Moroccan diplomats demand an explanation

Spain and UK join forces to bring fugitives to justice

By Tom Powell (Reporter) on February 28, 2014

The two nations have agreed to work together to capture fugitives and send them home to be brought to justice

Med diet prevents dementia

By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on February 27, 2014

Diet rich in nuts and olive oil is a great way to prevent brain illness

Expat artist enjoys sweet smell of success

By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on February 27, 2014

After 18 years on the Costa del Sol, Nancy Holt finally unveils her first solo art exhibition

Spanish pensioners first to re-enter Altamira caves

By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on February 27, 2014

Cantabria caves briefly re-open after eleven years

Spanish Dakar rally lorry stopped with 1.4 ton drug haul

By Imogen Calderwood (Reporter) on February 27, 2014

Epsilon team director, David Oliveras, detained with four team members over drug-smuggling

Spain’s GDP growth falls below expectations

By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on February 27, 2014

New figures show growth, but below expectations

E-cigarettes: Widely banned in Spain but booming in UK

By Tom Powell (Reporter) on February 27, 2014

Research reveals the UK market for e-cigarettes has increased rapidly over the past year

More than 50 people arrested in country-wide investment scam investigation

By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on February 26, 2014

Suspects held in Malaga, Madrid and Barcelona

Anarchists to be remembered at Benalup Carnival by visit of Carla Mintz

By Tom Powell (Reporter) on February 26, 2014

The daughter of Jerome Mintz, who wrote The Anarchists of Casas Viejas will attend the annual carnival

Spanish border guards banned from firing rubber bullets

By Tom Powell (Reporter) on February 26, 2014

Melilla and Ceuta have seen mass migration attempts from Morocco in recent weeks

Malaga hospital sets record for kidney transplants

By Imogen Calderwood (Reporter) on February 26, 2014

Malaga Provincial Hospital earns its title as Andalucia’s leading hospital for organ donation

Tax cuts and job creation incentives to boost economic recovery

By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on February 26, 2014

Prime minister positive on the economy, but says unemployment will continue to plague the country

VIDEO: Music world mourns loss of Andalucian music maestro Paco de Lucia

By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on February 26, 2014

Flamenco guitarist dies in Mexico of a heart attack aged 66

Spanish football teams beat Le Monde newspaper

By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on February 26, 2014

French newspaper loses appeal following article linking football teams to a notorious doping doctor

Primark confirms commitment to Spain

By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on February 25, 2014

Despite closing two stores, the retailer plans expansion during 2014

Spanish PM says Catalan independence vote ‘is not legal’

By Imogen Calderwood (Reporter) on February 25, 2014

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy says Catalan independence referendum cannot take place

Spanish Government bans party donations from companies

By Tom Powell (Reporter) on February 25, 2014

The government is pushing plans for more transparent party funding in light of the Barcenas case

What a Twit! Woman becomes Spain’s first to be convicted of using social media to provoke hatred

By Claire Wilson (Reporter) on February 25, 2014

21-year-old student convicted of inciting terrorism on Twitter

D-Day for Spain’s most controversial hotel

By Web Manager on February 25, 2014

After six years of legal wrangling Almeria’s El Algarrobico Hotel might be set for demolition. Exclusive by Jon Clarke in Carboneras

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