Spain rules Franco regime ‘illegal’ with new ‘Democratic Memory Law’
The Spanish Congress has approved a new ‘Democratic Memory Law’ that declares illegal the regime of former dictator Francisco Franco and makes the central government
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San Fermín bull-running festival ends, with five people gored, 52 treated in hospital
Spain’s San Fermín festival in Pamplona came to an end on Thursday, after a week of bull running that left a total of 52 people hospitalised,
Spain to raise inflation forecast after prices continue to climb
The Spanish government is to raise its inflation forecast after annual inflation hit a 37-year high in the period to June, Economy Minister Nadia Calviño
Spain’s energy minister urges firms to reduce Russian gas imports
Spain’s Energy Minister Teresa Ribera has urged Spanish companies to reduce imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russia and search for alternatives, adding that
Second heatwave this year in Spain could see temperatures rise to 44C
For the second time this year Spain is starting to feel a heatwave, with the country’s meteorological agency AEMET saying that temperatures could rise as
Three people gored during 5th ‘running of the bulls’ at San Fermín festival
Three people were gored during the fifth bull run at the San Fermín festival in Pamplona on Monday morning, with three others left with bruises, a Spanish
Oldest European fossil of human ancestor from 1.4 million years ago found in Spain
A jawbone fragment discovered in a mountain range in the region of Castilla y León in northern Spain could be the oldest known fossil of
Spain’s labour minister Yolanda Díaz launches new political movement, ‘Sumar’
Spain’s popular and charismatic Labour Minister, Yolanda Díaz, launched a new left-leaning political movement on Friday, ahead of the country’s next general election expected in
Sánchez to meet Aragonès on 15 July in Madrid, first official meeting since ‘CatalanGate’
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is to meet with the Catalan president Pere Aragonès on Friday 15 July in Madrid, their first formal face-to-face gathering
Spanish judge summons three former ETA chiefs for 1997 murder of local politician
Spain’s National High Court judge, Manuel García Castellón, has agreed to summon three former ETA chiefs, who were members of the executive committee of the