Court weighs verdict in Spanish media’s €550m data protection case against Meta
A high-profile lawsuit in Madrid, in which Spanish media companies are demanding more than €550 million from the Meta corporation for alleged violations of EU
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Spanish government proposes including the right to abortion in the constitution
Spain’s left-leaning coalition government said on Friday that it will seek to enshrine abortion rights in the Spanish Constitution, following uproar over a controversial decision
Thousands protest in Spanish cities against the Gaza flotilla interception
Tens of thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of Barcelona and other major Spanish cities on Thursday, protesting Israel’s interception of a flotilla carrying pro-Palestinian
Spain sets new tourism record with 22.3 million foreign visitors in July-August
Spain received a record 22.3 million foreign visitors during July and August, confirming another bumper year for its vital tourism industry, according to figures released
Israel transfers Greta Thunberg and other flotilla activists to port
The Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF), made up of over 50 small vessels from 44 countries and launched from Barcelona in early September to open a
New Spanish bill targets abuse of women via harm to their children or loved ones
Spain’s left-leaning coalition government on Tuesday gave the green light to a draft law that would classify violence aimed at women by targeting their loved
Ibiza & Formentera escape with limited damage after floods from torrential rain
The Balearic holiday islands of Ibiza and Formentera escaped with limited damage on Tuesday after torrential rain brought flooding, school closures and beach shutdowns. The
PP’s Feijóo pushes for points-based visas prioritising ‘greater capacity for integration’
Spain’s main opposition leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo (main image) of the right-wing People’s Party (PP), has pledged to introduce a points-based visa system for migrants
Spanish government targets firms tied to occupied Palestinian territories
Spain’s left-leaning coalition government said on Tuesday that it will open investigations into businesses promoting goods or services in the country that originate from Israeli-occupied
After more flooding in Valencia, storm eases but puts Balearics on orange alert
The remnants of Hurricane Gabrielle were moving toward the Balearic Islands on Tuesday, keeping the islands of Ibiza, Formentera and Mallorca on orange alert after causing