Draft bill to reduce Spain’s working week to 37.5 hours gets cabinet approval
Spain could soon see its standard working week shortened by 2.5 hours, following the cabinet’s approval of a draft bill on Tuesday to reduce it
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Spanish supreme court dismisses tax complaint against former king Juan Carlos
The Spanish Supreme Court said on Monday that it has dismissed a complaint filed against the former king of Spain, Juan Carlos I, by a
Thousands of rail passengers experience severe delays after copper cable theft
Thousands of rail passengers in Spain experienced significant delays after copper cables essential to the signalling system on a high-speed line from Madrid to Seville
Guardia Civil arrest last crew member of drug boat used in murder of two officers
Spain’s Guardia Civil police said on Sunday that they had detained the fourth and final member of a drug smuggling crew whose boat collided with
Spanish government says ‘several more days’ needed to pinpoint cause of blackout
Click here to read all our reports related to Spain’s blackout. The Spanish government said on Sunday that it would need ‘several more days’ to
Labour Day rallies in 80 cities across Spain call for shorter hours and fairer dismissals
Demonstrations and rallies took place across numerous major cities in Europe on Thursday, including 80 cities in Spain, in observance of Labour Day, with participants
Spanish football team’s most famous fan, ‘Manolo – el del Bombo’, dies, aged 76
Spain’s most famous football fan who spent over 40 years following the national team, Manuel Cáceres Artesero, known as ‘Manolo’, died on Thursday at the
Couple arrested in Asturias on suspicion of confining their kids to home for three years
Spanish police said on Wednesday that they had arrested a German couple accused of keeping their three young children confined in appalling conditions for over
Spain’s competition watchdog clears BBVA-Sabadell takeover, now subject to other approvals
Spain’s competition authority, the CNMC, has granted approval for BBVA’s proposed acquisition of Banco Sabadell, but only on condition that several commitments are met within
Spain’s opposition parties blame PM’s renewable energy policies for blackout
Click here to read all our reports related to Spain’s blackout. As the fallout from the power outage on Monday in Spain continues, the minority