Far-right Vox wins 12 seats in Andalusia
BREAKING NEWS A far-right party, Vox, gets foothold in Andalusia parliament in first for post-Franco Spain, winning 12 seats. With 93% of the votes in
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CaixaBank to prioritise digital and close 800 branches
CaixaBank has planned to close down over 800 branches out of the 4,461 now in operation in the whole of Spain by 2021, as part
IAG, owner of BA and Iberia, posts rise in profits
IAG, the International Airlines Group, owner of several major airlines including British Airways and Spanish carrier Iberia Airlines, said Friday its net profit climbed 12% in the
Focus: British Ambasador’s letter to British citizens in Spain
The British Ambassador to Spain, Simon Manley, has written an open letter to British citizens living in Spain about the Brexit negotiations, ahead of the
U-turn: Spain to deliver bombs to Saudis
Spain will go ahead with the controversial delivery of 400 laser-guided bombs to Saudi Arabia, engaged in a bloody conflict in Yemen, Foreign Minister Josep
Anonymous hackers target Spain sites
Hackers from the collective known as ‘Anonymous‘ claimed responsibility for bringing down government websites in Spain on Monday in a protest against Madrid’s efforts to block
Pablo Casado, new PP leader
Pablo Casado has been elected the new leader of the People’s Party (PP). The politician, up until now the vice secretary of communication for the
Germany lifts restrictions on Carles Puigdemont
A German court ended extradition proceedings against the former Catalan President, Carles Puigdemont, on Friday, after Spain had withdrawn the European Arrest Warrant. Puigdemont is
Saudi Arabia has signed deal for 5 Spanish-built warships
Saudi Arabian Military Industries has announced that it has signed a deal with Spain’s state-owned shipbuilder, ‘Navantia’, to supply five warships. The announcement formalises a plan
Pedro Sánchez says no to referendum
The meeting between the Catalan and Spanish leaders was ‘effective’ and ‘full of courtesy and cordiality’, according to the Spanish deputy prime minister, Carmen Calvo. Yet
