Politics

In the latest episode of our audio series, journalists from the English Edition discuss the emergence of the political group, and also examine a controversial bus that’s touring the country

Following the success of last year’s “8M” demonstrations, stoppages, student walkouts and marches are scheduled across the country today

The situation means they cannot receive disability aid, take part in exchange programs or even sign up to sports clubs

Pablo Casado’s conservative group has said it will not attend the march planned in Madrid for Friday, arguing that it is “partisan” and has been monopolized by leftists

The ride-hailing service will only apply the 15-minute waiting period that was established by Catalan regulations to a customer’s first journey

Judges have heard witness testimony from a court clerk who fled a screaming crowd, and entrepreneurs who ended up out of pocket for work they did ahead of the referendum

The group has tried to distance itself from José Antonio Ortiz Cambray, denying that he was the president of its branch in the Catalan city of Lleida

Pilar Baeza, who is running for office in Ávila with Podemos, says the recent revelation is due to the fact that she refused to yield to blackmail

Contract periods are extended, price hikes are contained, and evictions must first be notified with social services

A mass grave that is thought to contain the remains of as many as 3,000 people who were executed after the Civil War has been revealed in La Almudena graveyard

At the ongoing Supreme Court trial of pro-independence leaders, Roger Torrent defends the actions of his predecessor, who allowed breakaway laws to be debated in parliament

The court ruled that while the message may be considered “abhorrent” it is protected by freedom of speech

Investigators have approached the South Korean consulate as they investigate why a group of men broke into the diplomatic building and beat up staff inside

Four million women have yet to decide who to vote for in April and May, and parties are scrambling to attract their attention

But business and union leaders are unsure if deal will go ahead due to instability of UK and Spanish governments

Spain’s former security secretary described “surrealist” meeting between Madrid and Barcelona officials

A new decree has been passed that aims to reduce the pay gap and promote greater equality

Interior Ministry is receiving information from officers working on Operation Gallant Phoenix that could serve as evidence against returning fighters

The agreement sets out stricter rules to determine the fiscal residency of individuals and businesses

The members of this group in Huelva hold monthly meetings where they reject toxic masculinity and discuss how to fight for greater gender equality

The vehicle, which features Hitler’s face, will drive around several Spanish cities until March 8, International Women’s Day

In the latest episode of our new audio series, journalists from the English Edition try to break down the charges facing 12 pro-independence defendants in the Supreme Court

The contingency plan underscores that concessions will depend on securing similar treatment for Spaniards living and working in the UK

Iñigo Urkullu told the Supreme Court that Catalan premier Carles Puigdemont broke off a deal to call a regional election because of pressure from his own political group

Lawyers for David Serrano have presented a report to the judge in charge of the case, which claims the two-year-old was killed by impacts from a pick and not from the fall itself

The mysterious attack on the residential building in Madrid last week saw eight people “hooded, interrogated and beaten,” according to sources from the Spanish authorities