New Catalan premier to be investigated for hate speech
Prosecutors analyzing years’ worth of offensive statements by Quim Torra, who is being sworn in today
Catalonia: speak up
This is not “about democracy” but independence. Every time there has to be a choice between the two, the pro-secessionists choose the latter
Quim Torra sworn in as Catalan premier with no mention of king, Constitution
Representatives from the central government refuse to attend “intimate” ceremony, due to disagreement over its format
What Brexit? More Spaniards getting jobs in Gibraltar despite UK’s departure
E-gaming and construction sectors are hiring cross-border workers in spite of doubts over impending break with the EU
UN Women program director: “Men must be part of modern feminism”
María Noel Vaeza explains why the next generation of feminists needs to include the opposite sex
The decline of the left in Spain
Spanish Socialists have been unable to take advantage of falling support for the Popular Party
Spanish economists and academics to boycott events without female experts
More than 50 intellectuals have so far backed the call aimed at increasing the presence of women on specialist panels
Spain dogged by inequality despite employment boost
Country is taking longer to close gap between the rich and poor than in other post-recession periods
Algeciras prepares for narco violence in retaliation for young boy’s death
A nine-year-old child from a family linked to a drug clan was killed in a boating accident on Monday, prompting fears of acts of revenge
Learning from the past
The government needs to respond to the new secessionist push with all the power of the law
New Catalan premier visits Puigdemont in Berlin, asks for end to direct rule
Spain’s two main parties renew their agreement to fight “challenges” by Catalan leader
Nightmare in Barcelona
Does the new Catalan premier Quim Torra, with his savagely xenophobic views, truly represent today’s pro-independence movement?
Spain beats its own record with €4.3 billion in weapons exports
Saudi Arabia is the country’s best client outside of the European Union and NATO
Catalonia has a new premier, but for how long?
Quim Torra say his term of office will be transitional, and Madrid has to make decisions on direct rule
Quim Torra is elected new Catalan premier
Considered a radical separatist, the candidate was voted in with 66 votes in favor and 65 against
Quim Torra: A man of exclusion and conflict
The candidate to be the next premier of Catalonia has made clear he will pursue the divisive push for Catalan independence
Spain’s traditional parties bowing to newcomers, poll confirms
For the first time, survey puts both Ciudadanos and Podemos ahead of the Popular Party and Socialists
How Spain’s Civil Guard used the deep web to catch a pedophile
The authorities managed to track down a man who had 63,000 photos of naked children on a cellphone he inadvertently lost
Which European democracies are best combating Russian disinformation?
New think tank report places Spain, France, Germany and Poland among the most protected from interference by Russia-funded media
Investiture vote called for hard-line Catalan separatist Quim Torra
Catalonia may see a new premier voted in by Monday, albeit a controversial one, more than 100 days after the snap election results plunged the region into more political chaos
Rape reports in Spain up 28.4% in the first three months of 2018
Victims are coming forward in higher numbers, encouraged by greater social awareness
Trump’s exit from Iran nuclear deal: an epic mistake
What the US president cares about the most is the fact that the deal was signed under Obama
How a honeymoon turned to horror at Madrid airport for this Spanish couple
Newlyweds’ romantic trip was brought to a crashing end after husband was arrested by customs officers on arrival in Spain
Why Ciudadanos leader Albert Rivera is mistaken
The decision by the politician to withdraw his party’s support for Article 155 is untimely and opportunistic
Court battles and deadlock: In Catalonia, a familiar situation unfolds
Spanish tribunal suspends reform allowing Carles Puigdemont to be remotely sworn in, while support for direct rule wavers
Madrid gets a map that lets women warn others of harassment hot-spots
Online initiative enables female users to flag up places where they felt uncomfortable or threatened in a bid to make the city a safer place
Valencia joins the fight against holiday rentals
The Mediterranean region is introducing new measures to tackle the rise of tourist apartments