Spanish government will let cities nullify thousands of Uber, Cabify licenses
Private-hire drivers will soon have to apply for a second permit from regional or local authorities, giving the latter the power to completely veto their operations
Popular Party chief won’t face probe over master’s degree irregularities
Supreme Court has found no evidence Pablo Casado committed offenses, although it does point to proof of him receiving “favorable treatment,” which is not a crime
Ryanair cancels more than 80 flights in Spain due to pan-European strike
The figure represents 40% of all planes grounded by the low-cost airline as a result of the work stoppage
Machete attack in Barcelona’s Raval neighborhood caught on camera
The video shows a young man lying defenseless on the floor as his assailant threatens him with the weapon
Spanish justice system admits it is failing victims of gender violence
Recent spate of murders shines spotlight on the courts’ failure to protect at-risk women
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El Roto cartoon, September 28, 2018
Pedro Sánchez at UN: Spain has “not let itself be radicalized by xenophobia”
Spanish PM defends diversity and legal immigration in his first speech at the global summit in New York
Barcelona researcher develops 3D printer that makes ‘steaks’
Giuseppe Scionti hopes that his plant-based meat alternative can be used to reduce the impact of animal agriculture and help improve world nutrition
Uber, Cabify offer free rides in Spanish cities in protest at government plan
The Cabinet is due to pass legislation on Friday that would cede control of private-hire licenses to Spain’s regions, which will, says one association, put 15,000 jobs at risk
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