One day more, one day less
I pulled up at the red light on my beat-up old Suzuki GS 500 to wait for traffic that never came. A police car pulled
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‘Up on the Roof’ – surviving lockdown from above
A day spent indoors has always felt like something of a defeat to me. So in these days of lockdown you might imagine that I
Co-Vida: an inspiring community action project
Click here for today’s full report: Coronavirus in Spain (27 April) Co-Vida (www.co-vida.org) is a platform that aims to inspire, connect and mobilise people through sharing
‘This virus we will stop together’ – video
Spain’s Health Ministry has also released a video for its campaign to beat the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. The video (which can be seen below in its
Spaniards continue to applaud health and emergency workers every evening
Despite the lockdown imposed in Spain since 14 March due to Coronavirus (Covid-19), thousands of Spaniards have been going out onto their balconies, leaning out of
Number-crunching: who will Pedro Sánchez pact with (if anyone)?
Only one of the major parties competing for votes in Spain’s 10 November general election ought to be happy. The far-right Vox, which had no
Opinion: Catalonia, Brexit, Donald Trump and nationalism
The region of Catalonia in northeastern Spain, home to Barcelona, struggles with divisive politics over its identity and unification with the Spanish state. This divide
Up close on the ‘Freedom March’ to Barcelona
First came the motorbikes, then the bicycles, then a 100-year-old woman in a wheelchair. Finally the massive crowd, one of the five Marches for Freedom that
Opinion: Chess, Brexit, ‘El Procés’ and referenda
I am the reigning chess champion of my family. As teenagers, my older brother and I would play constantly and he, the family tactical and
