Three dead, 15 injured, after falling into rough seas on island of Tenerife
Three people lost their lives and another 15 were left injured on Saturday, in separate accidents caused by rough seas on the Spanish island of
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Catalan pro-independence party JxCat to veto all Spanish government-proposed laws in Congress
The Catalan pro-independence party Junts per Catalunya (JxCat) has presented vetoes against every bill submitted to Spain’s central parliament by the coalition government, following its
55 arrests as Spanish police smash seven ‘highly violent’ crime groups on the Costa del Sol
Spain’s National Police said on Wednesday that they had dismantled seven criminal networks operating along the Costa del Sol, arresting 55 ‘highly violent’ suspects and
Spain’s disgraced ex-king’s memoir spills secrets on Franco, extramarital affairs & accidentally killing his brother
Spain’s disgraced former monarch, Juan Carlos I, has revealed the moment dictator Francisco Franco personally summoned him to name him as his heir – a decision
Spanish court preparing trial for former transport minister José Luis Ábalos
Spain’s Supreme Court on Monday started preparations for the country’s former transport minister, José Luis Ábalos (main image), once a close ally of Prime Minister Pedro
Spain’s Attorney General stands trial over allegations of leaking confidential information
Spain’s Attorney General, Álvaro García Ortiz (main image), appeared in court on Monday to face charges of leaking confidential information, in what has been described as
Spanish police dismantle international gang smuggling ‘laughing gas’ and tobacco
Spain’s National Police have dismantled an international criminal network accused of trafficking nitrous oxide — widely known as ‘laughing gas’ — along with smuggled tobacco.
Carlos Mazón, leader of flood-hit Valencia, finally resigns
Carlos Mazón, the president of Spain’s Valencia region, said on Monday that he was stepping down over his administration’s handling of the devastating ‘DANA’ floods in the
Spotlight: Non-Resident Property Taxes in Spain: File with IberianTax
If you own a property in Spain but don’t live here, filing your property taxes can feel like navigating a maze. Complicated forms, bureaucratic procedures,
Spanish government seeks to speed up the dissolution of Franco foundation
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced on Friday that his left-leaning coalition government will speed up efforts to seek the dissolution of the Francisco Franco