Spain approves 3.1% minimum wage rise to €1,221 per month, over 14 payslips
The Spanish Labour Ministry reached an agreement on Monday with the country’s main trade unions to raise the national minimum wage once again. The 3.1%
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Spanish doctors begin first week of strikes against ministry’s reform, calling for profession-specific rules
Doctors in Spain commenced a strike this week to express their opposition to the Estatuto Marco (‘framework statue’) being imposed by the Ministry of Health,
Sánchez at Munich security conference: EU must strengthen its defence, but ‘nuclear rearmament not the way’
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez used his first appearance at the Munich Security Conference (MSC) on Saturday to deliver a blunt warning against nuclear rearmament,
Rubio says US and Europe ‘belong together’, but warns immigration is ‘destabilising societies’
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio moved on Saturday to calm jittery European allies, insisting that Washington wants to ‘revitalise’ the transatlantic partnership so a
African swine fever spreads outside the ‘high risk’ containment zone in Catalonia
African swine fever has been identified beyond a high-risk designated containment area in Spain’s northeastern region of Catalonia, marking the first such breach since the
Spanish police alert to sharp rise in ‘lost’ passport reports ahead of migrant regularisation
Spain’s National Police have issued a nationwide warning after detecting a sharp rise in allegedly fraudulent reports of lost or stolen passports. Police investigators suspect
Severe winds hit Catalonia, leaving one dead, eight injured amid travel chaos and widespread closures
# UPDATED – A 46-year-old woman died after part of a warehouse roof collapsed on her during the powerful winds that hit Catalonia on Thursday,
Sánchez: Spain’s rail network is ‘not perfect but safe’, vows ‘justice will be done’ for victims’ families
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez pledged on Wednesday that justice would be delivered after two train crashes last month left 47 people dead, stressing that
Airports & airlines urge EU to rethink EES rollout amid fears of ‘4-hour queues’ and summer travel chaos
Airlines and airport authorities across Europe have urged EU leaders to urgently reconsider the rollout schedule of the Entry/Exit System (EES), warning that the new
Five babies were hospitalised in Spain after consuming contaminated formula, health report states
Five babies in Spain were hospitalised after suffering bouts of vomiting linked to the consumption of the same Nestlé infant formula that was found to