Spanish Way Of Life

The ruling rejects an appeal filed by Tordesillas town hall, which argued that there was no reason to prohibit the killing of the animal at the festivities by a crowd armed with spears

José Andrés and the brothers Ferran and Albert Adriá have teamed up to create Mercado Little Spain inside the mega-development Hudson Yards

More than 60,700 people came out to watch Atlético Madrid and Barcelona in the quarterfinals of the Copa de la Reina, the biggest crowd ever for a match between female clubs

The iconic establishment, famous for its affordable prices, classic dishes and local charm, will open its doors for the first time since the death of its beloved former owner, Casto Herrezuelo

Marta Bruyel, Daniel Gimeno and their three young children have left behind their home in Madrid to begin a six-year journey across America, Asia and Africa

Ahead of the release of ‘Pain & Glory,’ the Hollywood star reflects on his career and his work with the most celebrated modern Spanish film director

Entertainment venues in the city are being forced to adapt their business model as consumer behavior changes

Processing delays in residency permit renewals have seen bank accounts closed, and are causing problems for those who want to travel to or from their home countries

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

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 film icon is married to Spanish actress Ariadna Gil, lives in downtown Madrid and is a member of the pro-Catalan independence association Òmnium Cultural

The regional government is planning to sacrifice a group of animals that has been seeking refuge from hunters in the city of Lugo and causing traffic problems

Country takes the crown from Italy, while Japan ranks fourth, Britain comes in 19th, and the US takes 35th place, five spots below Cuba

The measures, which will be passed by a royal decree, will see the period granted to new fathers progressively rise over the next two years

Authorities propose teaching the Unesco-recognized mode of communication at all schools on the Canary Islands

In the latest episode of our new audio series, journalists from the English Edition look at the government’s plans to exhume the remains of the Spanish dictator from the controversial monument northwest of Madrid

The population of the species, which is native to the Iberian peninsula, suffered a great deal due to hunting. But numbers have bounced back, having tripled in the region since 2000

More than half of the country have swapped fresh fruit and vegetables for processed foods rich in saturated fats and sugars, according to new studies

As the Year of the Pig begins, members of the third-biggest foreign community in the region discuss their affinity with the people and culture of the Spanish capital

Watch Spanish surgeons and an electronic assistant named Da Vinci successfully extract an organ from a live donor at Hospital Clínic de Barcelona

Germans, Argentines, Norwegians, Americans and Brits weigh in on what truly makes Spanish people unique

Sergio Álvarez snapped the cheeky picture as a dare, not realizing it would be approved by the police or cause such a stir online

A collection created by Sebastian Maharg mixes striking black-and-white images from the 1936-39 conflict with full-color pictures of their present-day locations

As one Twitter user recently pointed out in a viral thread, if you don’t get the first note right of this seemingly simple song, all hope is lost

On her blog, British journalist Leah Pattem pays tribute to 100 of the Spanish capital’s old-fashioned watering holes, which are slowly closing down or being replaced by franchises

The actions of a group of residents in the city have prompted a judge to halt the installation of the image of Mephistopheles, which was designed to appeal to tourists