Spanish Foreign Minister criticises Barcelona for cutting ties with Israel
The Spanish government has criticised a decision by the Mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau, to cut the city’s ties with Israel, calling it a ‘unilateral
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Spain orders extradition of British man to US for alleged hacking & cybercrime
Spain’s National Court has agreed to the extradition to the United States of a British citizen who allegedly took part in computer attacks, including the
Barça threaten legal action against ‘insinuations’ after paying for referee reports
FC Barcelona has threatened to take legal action ‘against those who are trying to tarnish the club’s image with possible insinuations against its good reputation’, following the
Food prices in Spain have risen more than 15% since January last year
Prices for food and non-alcoholic beverages in Spain rose by 15.4% year on year in January, according to data issued on Wednesday by the National Statistics
Supreme Court maintains public office ban for 4 Catalan pro-independence leaders
Four Catalan pro-independence leaders will remain banned from holding public office, Spain’s Supreme Court said on Monday, despite a legal reform pushed through by Spain’s
NCA renews its appeal to trace 7 Most Wanted Fugitives, possibly in Spain
The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) and partners have renewed an appeal to help trace some of the country’s Most Wanted fugitives. Twelve months ago the
Third rally demanding better healthcare in Madrid sees over 250,000 protesters
Over 250,000 people rallied in Madrid on Sunday for the largest protest yet against the regional government’s management of the city’s health care services. Organisers claimed
20% of all crimes committed in Spain are now online
The Spanish government on Wednesday pledged stronger action against cybercrime, saying it has come to account for about a fifth of all offences registered in
Spain’s constitutional court finally rejects abortion law challenge, from 13 years ago
Spain’s Constitutional Court on Thursday rejected a challenge lodged more than a decade ago by the right-wing People’s Party (PP) against a law allowing abortions
Court rules that options to spend €400 culture voucher can’t exclude bullfights
A Spanish court has ruled that a government scheme that grants youths a voucher to spend on cultural activities must be extended to include tickets
