Politics

After already leaving the city because of legal problems, the ride-hailing company could face fresh trouble

The number of British people officially living in the country has dropped from 397,892 to 240,785 in the past five years

In a country in which barely any statistical data exists on the issue, experts and unions believe that the problem is going under-reported

Internal memos the Mossos d’Esquadra were to incinerate contain damning information on Jordi Sànchez as well as former force chief

A woman allegedly insulted Marius Makon, calling him a “black piece of shit” and hitting him twice with a bottle, but was released by police after making a statement

The director of the Government Communications Office speaks to EL PAÍS about the blockade against the country and the misinformation campaign against the 2022 World Cup

Central authorities had been hoping that a new regional government would in place by now

The case involving Pablo Hásel comes in the same week that artist Valtonyc was given a jail term for his lyrics

The European Parliament will vote on a reform in March to impose a common corporate fiscal system for all companies operating physically or virtually in Europe

In video address from Belgium, Carles Puigdemont proposes a jailed candidate and vows to fight the Spanish state

Student Cassandra Vera was given a year in prison over tweets poking fun at the Franco-era assassination of Prime Minister Luis Carrero Blanco

Ousted premier Carles Puigdemont would head Council of the Republic and spread the independence message abroad

Text is approved by separatist majority at a tense session reflecting deep divisions in Catalan politics

Only 29% of municipal waste currently gets recycled, far from the EU goals set for 2020

The animal park in the city of San Francisco is having to sacrifice pigs and goats to be able to feed the other species, as shortages worsen

Flights and trains are running late; 300 roads are affected by heavy rain, snow and gusting winds

Jailed independence activist Jordi Sànchez could soon be the new candidate to lead the region

Polar front brings snow, rain and plummeting temperatures after pummeling central and western Europe

Spain and San Marino are only countries in 47-member organization not to have an equality watchdog

The alleged killer, 60-year-old Jordi Magentí, had been convicted 21 years ago for killing his ex-wife

Spain’s plan to include language promotion in Marca España angers Hispanic academies

Country needs 20,800 National Police and Civil Guard officers; deficit clearest in Catalan and Basque regions

Pro and anti-independence protesters clash on Felipe VI’s first visit to Catalonia since the independence referendum