‘La Tomatina’ food fight fiesta returns to Buñol, Valencia, after 2 year absence
Thousands of people splattered each other with tomatoes on Wednesday in the town of Buñol, in the Valencia region, celebrating the return of the annual
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Scholz confirms support for ‘MidCat’ gas pipeline in meeting with Sánchez
Click here for all our reports related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has confirmed his strong support for a gas
Toddler killed by hailstones of up to 10cm in northern Catalonia
Hailstones of up to 10cm in northern Catalonia resulted in the death of a 20-month-old girl on Tuesday night, after being hit by one in La
Inflation in Spain slowed slightly in August as fuel prices eased
Spain’s inflation rate slowed slightly in August as fuel prices eased, but it remained high due to rising electricity and food prices, official data showed
Gibraltar can now officially call itself a city – 180 years late
Gibraltar can now officially call itself a city, 180 years after it was first granted the status by Queen Victoria. The British Overseas Territory had
Spanish Congress approves country’s energy saving plan
The Spanish Congress this week approved the government’s energy-saving rules which include limits on air-conditioning use as part of an EU-wide effort to reduce reliance
Spanish government secures its ‘Only Yes is Yes’ sexual consent law
The Spanish Congress voted on Thursday in favour of a new law that makes consent a key determinant in sexual assault cases, freeing victims of
Euthanasia law in spotlight as Spain lets gunman die in prison before trial
Spain’s euthanasia law is in the spotlight after doctors allowed a gunman paralysed in a shooting spree last December to die before his trial. Four
Seized $75m superyacht linked to Russian billionaire auctioned off in Gibraltar
Click here for all our reports related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. A total of 63 bids were received for a $75m superyacht owned
Spain to install CCTV in slaughterhouses
Spanish slaughterhouses will have to install video surveillance to ensure animals are not mistreated before being killed, the government announced on Tuesday, claiming a first