Judge investigating Dani Alves alleged sexual assault case hears from witnesses
The judge investigating the Dani Alves sexual assault case heard testimonies from eight witnesses at a closed hearing lasting around two hours at Barcelona’s City of
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Banco Santander posts record profits of €9.6 billion for 2022, up 18% from 2021
Spanish banking giant Banco Santander reported on Thursday record profits for 2022, as higher interest rates boosted its earnings and offset the costs from soaring
Spain, Morocco sign 20 agreements on migration, investment, energy & education
The governments of Spain and Morocco have signed around 20 agreements to boost Spanish investments in everything from renewable energy to education, as well as doubling
Spanish government seeks to close loophole in sexual consent law
The Spanish government pledged on Tuesday to amend a new sexual consent law that was passed in August last year, since it has since allowed
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Spain raises minimum wage by 8% for 2023, making it €15,120 gross a year
The Spanish government announced on Tuesday an 8% rise in the minimum wage for 2023, despite the opposition of employer groups, in a context of high
23 arrested in Spanish football match-fixing investigation
A total of 23 members of an alleged betting syndicate have been arrested on suspicion of fixing football matches in lower-division games in the Spanish league,
Mixed interpretations follow EU court’s ruling regarding extradition of Catalan politicians
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled on Tuesday that Belgium’s decision to refuse the extradition of Catalan pro-independence official Lluís Puig to Spain is
200 evacuated as fire engulfs migrant camp in Almería, Andalusia
Some 200 people were evacuated on Monday from a camp housing hundreds of migrant workers in the Almería province of Andalusia, after a fire engulfed
Compulsory use of face masks on public transport in Spain to end on 7 February
The obligatory use of face masks on public transport in Spain will end on 7 February. Spain’s EFE news agency has reported that the government
Police detain 74-year-old, suspected of sending letter bombs to PM & embassies
The Spanish police detained a retired 74-year-old man on Wednesday, on suspicion of sending six letters containing explosive material to the country’s prime minister, as