Spain plans to ease Brexit problems for British residents
The Spanish government has introduced plans to minimise the effect of a no-deal Brexit on British residents in Spain. In attempting to help the 300,000 Brits
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A love of bread
I have never met a baker that I didn’t like. Some have even become friends. That’s not surprising considering what they do: getting up early
The ‘Jordis’ can now appeal to EU Court of Human Rights
Spain’s Constitutional Court has turned down appeals for release by two activist leaders currently on trial in the Supreme Court for their part in the 2017
‘FLIC’ arrives – Barcelona’s youth arts festival
The ninth edition of FLIC Festival, Barcelona’s literature and arts festival for young people and families, starts on 2 March. The festival aims to promote
Concerts happening in March
JESS GLYNNE – The British singer-songwriter is currently on tour in Europe promoting her second album, Always In Between (2018), which replicated the success of her
Catalan Trial: Day 9 summary
Basque leader Iñigo Urkullu revealed his mediation efforts in the Catalan crisis during his testimony on the 9th day of the trial of the 12
‘Super unjust’ – Barça’s Piqué criticises Catalan trial
After defeating Real Madrid 3-0 last night, Barça star Gerard Piqué took some time out from celebrating the result to comment on the trial of
Two witnesses fined for refusing far-right Vox questions
Two of the witnesses called to testify this afternoon on the 8th day of the Catalan trial have been fined for refusing to be questioned by the
Catalan Trial: Day 8 summary
Witnesses began giving testimony today, on the 8th day of the trial of Catalan independence leaders in Spain’s Supreme Court, including Spain’s former prime minister,
Felipe VI inflammable statue sparks art fair row
Want to burn a statue of Spain’s King Felipe VI? For 200,000 euros, it’s a deal – a contractual obligation, even – at Madrid’s ARCO contemporary