Politics

Spanish prosecutors are investigating a complaint by an Islamic association in connection with a rally that talked about “the Islamist invasion”

Manuela Grande, the mother of one of the Spaniards identified in Syria, tells EL PAÍS about the tough childhood of Luna Fernández and explains how the husband radicalized her

The former US president spent the morning visiting the city, where his daughter Malia lived for a few months

After decades of repression under the Soviet Union, the LGBT+ community in the Baltic state feels that it is finally becoming more accepted, but knows there is still work to be done

A new study shows the impact of global warming on temperatures, the sea level and human health in the country

Posing as travelers who have been robbed or lost their documents, many of these “ghost travelers” have been living in Barajas’ terminals for years

Rural demonstrators from 24 provinces marched on the Spanish capital to call for access to better infrastructure and services in Spain’s dwindling towns and villages

In a Kurdish hospital in northeastern Syria, 75 kids born to killed or detained Jihadists are fighting to survive

Three female Spanish nationals have been identified in detention camps where members of the Islamic State in Syria are being held

Claude Moraes has been stripped of his position as rapporteur after refusing to recognize the definition of the British Overseas Territory in a draft law on travel visas

A Foreign Ministry spokesperson told the state news agency KCNA that they expect Madrid to conduct a full investigation and bring the perpetrators to justice

Italian authorities have accused Miguel Roldán of aiding human traffickers after he helped save thousands of people from drowning in the Mediterranean

The social media giant has announced that it has identified the “thousands of profiles” belonging to parties and candidates to urge them to register

Barcelona, Valencia and Palma have also approved regulations to curb the rapid growth in the supply of unlicensed short-stay tourist accommodation

The verdict increasing the sentence against Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic reopens the debate on the difficulties of proving the most serious crime in international law

The conservative group is in hot water after congressional candidate Adolfo Suárez Illana made a series of incendiary comments on terminations

In 2016, the PP-run Interior Ministry granted legal residency status to a Venezuelan national who provided unverified information about the left-wing party’s leader, Pablo Iglesias

Josep Borrell accused his interviewer of ignorance and bias and briefly walked away from the set

This week we discuss the demonstration against the UK’s withdrawal from the EU in the Spanish capital and look at why an expert ham cutter caused a scandal on social media

Spain’s state railway company Renfe has taken the eight officers off duty and has opened an investigation into the case

Investigators say the group used micro-cameras to provide evidence of the raid to whoever ordered and financed the operation

It would take a Spaniard born into a low-income family four generations to reach the country’s average income, an OECD report finds

City officials say regulation is required to stop the center from becoming a tourist theme park

Itziar Prats’ children, Nerea and Martina, aged two and six, were murdered by their father after authorities failed to act on the report she filed against him

The Socialist Party, Ciudadanos, Popular Party and Vox have criticized the move from López Obrador, but the left-wing Unidas Podemos group has defended the Mexican president