Go back to your tractors!
A generation of labourers who took control of town halls has helped create Spain’s corruption problems
Come back later
The court appearance of King Juan Carlos’ son-in-law Inaki Urdangarin, who is facing corruption charges, has been put forward 19 days to give lawyers more
Rajoy promises deep public spending cuts as Spain’s economic outlook ‘couldn’t be darker’
In first address to new parliament PP leader reveals plans to introduce a freeze on public-sector jobs, move public holidays to Mondays, stop early retirements
Kind corruption
King Juan Carlos has excluded his son-in-law Inaki Urdangarin from official activities over a corruption scandal involving a company formerly run by the Duke of
Spain’s most wanted terror suspect lived in Cambridge
Eta terror group suspect was respected member of local squash club
Spanish links to THE wedding
As it emerges Kate has chosen a Tarifa dress designer for her Royal nuptials, we look at the Spanish links to THE wedding... including a
Best budget royals
The King has been voted ‘Greatest Spaniard of all time’ while his son is married to the divorced daughter of a nurse. With new austerity
Michelle Obama heads to Ronda
US First lady takes a tour of the historic town with friends before visiting famous bull ring, where Hemingway and Orson Welles once fell in
Meet the secret motor that drives Fernando Alonso
Unruffled by pit-stop competition from the likes of Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger, the F1 star’s glamorous wife is happy to stay on the hard shoulder
Lift-off
First flight from Malaga airport’s terminal three took off this morning
Split for Duke and Duchess
The first divorce in the Spanish Royal family
ETA attacks: the farewell push?
Recent attacks have raised fresh questions over the group's future, writes Kevin Guyan
Spain slams “disproportionate” Israeli response to Gaza
King and PM speak out as a total of 42 Palestinians in a UN-run school died on the day the Three Kings brought a message
An ideal visit for royal Granada
STOP THE PRESS: During his visit to Granada on February 12, King Juan Carlos I dropped by the offices of newspaper Ideal and milk company
Has freedom of speech gone to the dogs?
Carlos Pranger analyses the sinister implications after the judiciary started legal proceedings against a newspaper and a magazine for their satirical swipes at Spain’s Royal
A great way tapas the weekend
Granada: home to the Alhambra palace, the Albaicín and thousands of tapas bars. In the name of research, Mark Roulston visits just a few to
Spain’s Prosecutor’s Office calls for investigation into Pedro Sanchez’s wife to be scrapped
THE Madrid Provincial Prosecutor’s Office has asked a judge to drop the investigation into the wife of Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, for peddling influence and
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez insists Spain will recognise Palestine ‘as a state in its own right’
SPAIN’S Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has once again insisted that his government will support the recognition of Palestine ‘as a state in its own right’.
Could the Socialist-led government in Spain collapse? After snap elections called in Catalunya, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez abandons plans to pass 2024 budget
SPAIN’S Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has abandoned efforts to reach a cross-party deal to pass a budget for this year, after snap elections were
Dig deep: Discover some of Spain’s most important treasures – and could you find some of your own?
THE Treasure of Villena has hit world headlines after researchers claimed it is partly made with iron from outer space. This is the second biggest hoard
Judge investigating Covid mask corruption scandal points to former Transport Minister Jose Luis Abalos as an ‘intermediary’, despite his claims he did nothing wrong
THE High Court judge investigating an alleged corruption ring involving the sale of masks during the worst days of the Covid-19 pandemic has pointed to
Opposition leader accuses Spain’s prime minister of covering up alleged Covid mask corruption scandal, as former Transport Minister Jose Luis Abalos refuses to stand down
THE leader of Spain’s main opposition Partido Popular (PP), Alberto Nuñez Feijoo, used his platform in Congress on Wednesday to accuse Socialist Party (PSOE) Prime
Three Colombian men are found shot dead inside a car in Valencia after being ‘ambushed’
THREE Columbian men have been shot dead in the El Saler district of Valencia- one of them a major player in setting up a drug-trafficking
‘Society of the Snow’ cleans up at Spain’s 38th Goya cinema awards
‘SOCIETY of the Snow’ from director J. A. Bayona cleaned up on Saturday night at the 38th Goya Awards, which are Spain’s equivalent of the
EXCLUSIVE: Meet the textile factory challenging fast fashion in Spain and reviving Malaga’s ‘lost art’
FOR Juan Carlos Vera Garcia, business is part of his ‘DNA’. His father owned the first ever industrial bakery in Teba, a small town near
Scrooges! Charity in Spain is told it will NOT be allowed to feed 600 homeless people in a park from the New Year
A VALENCIA charity that has been feeding around 600 homeless people daily from a trailer in the city’s Turia Gardens has been told to stop