Sánchez visits Spanish troops in Iraq, supporting country’s ‘sovereignty & stability’
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on Thursday that he supported Iraq’s ‘sovereignty and stability’, during a visit to Baghdad where he also met with...
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Former Barça player Dani Alves to go on trial for alleged rape in February
Former Barça and Brazil football star Dani Alves is to go on trial in Barcelona from 5 February for allegedly raping a woman at one of the...
Spanish state to acquire 10% of Telefónica following Saudi stake
The Spanish government said on Tuesday that it will acquire 10% of the country’s telecoms giant Telefónica, just months after Saudi Telecom (STC) took a significant...
Pedro Sánchez hails EU migrant deal, ‘key’ for Spain’s border management
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez praised the decision taken on Wednesday by the EU to reform its migration laws, saying it was key for Spain’s...
Six charged in manslaughter probe of Murcia nightclub fire that killed 13
Six people have been charged in Spain as part of a manslaughter probe into a deadly fire that killed 13 people inside a nightclub in...
Several international schools in Spain closed after receiving bomb threats
Several international schools in Spain were checked by police with sniffer dogs while others did not open at all on Monday, after receiving emailed bomb...
Guardia Civil arrest 14 airport workers in Tenerife for alleged theft from luggage
Fourteen workers at one of Spain’s main airports for tourists have been arrested on suspicion of stealing items from checked-in luggage, the Guardia Civil police...
Spanish police seize 11 tonnes of cocaine hidden in shipping containers
Spanish authorities have confiscated 11 tonnes of cocaine and arrested 20 people in two different operations against the smuggling of the illegal drugs inside shipping...
Controversial Catalan amnesty bill passes first hurdle in Spanish Congress
A controversial amnesty bill for Catalan pro-independence figures passed its first hurdle in the Spanish Congress on Tuesday, following a fierce debate. A total of 178...
Spanish retail giant Zara pulls adverts likened to images from Gaza bombings
The Spanish fashion retail giant Zara, owned by Inditex, has pulled an advertising campaign that featured pictures of statues wrapped in white which critics said resembled...
