February 09, 2018

Mexico’s persistent housing crisis has pushed millions to find refuge in tiny shanty homes

Mired in myth, this vast international railway terminal in Huesca was a hotbed of espionage, and a trade route for Spanish tungsten and German loot during the Second World War. Now almost half a century since it closed, there are positive signals of its revival

The EVA, which will run between Madrid and Barcelona, will have 30% more seats and charge passengers additional fees for extra services

The snowfall began in Maresme and la Selva and has since covered several coastal towns in the northeastern region

A court has ordered a youngster from Jaén to pay up after an image he shared raised the ire of a religious group – but has the case just drawn more attention to the original photo?

Traffickers in La Línea are becoming bolder, attacking police officers who try to seize their hauls

Thousands of unaccompanied minors reach Europe every year, but those who end up on Spanish shores face bureaucratic hurdles and overcrowded centers once the system that took them in leaves them to fend for themselves

Valencia’s FC junior girl’s team has steamrolled the all-male competition, winning widespread admiration and surprising many