Rescuers drill tunnel to search for toddler in well
Engineers began drilling a tunnel Saturday to find a two-year-old boy who fell into a well in southern Spain a week ago, joining hundreds of
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As elections near, Spain’s Podemos on verge of split
Long hailed as a beacon of success for the far-left after erupting in Spain five years ago, the Podemos party is now on the verge
Barcelona taxis also go on strike
Dozens of taxis in Barcelona have started an indefinite strike, and on Friday blocked the major Gran Via thoroughfare in protest against online ride-hailing services like
Fresh setbacks slow search for toddler in well
The six-day search for a toddler who fell down a well in Spain ran into more setbacks on Friday, with engineers warning they still needed
Illegal workers in Andalusia: unwanted yet indispensable
In southern Spain, the far-right party Vox has drawn farmers’ votes with a pledge to deport illegal workers. ‘But I don’t know what they would
Spanish government and Catalan leaders in fresh talks
Spain’s deputy prime minister met Catalan pro-independence leaders on Thursday as both sides pursue complex talks on the region’s future initiated by Prime Minister Pedro
Spain’s tourism growth slows as rivals recover
Spain saw growth in its key tourism sector slow down in 2018 as sun-soaked competitors like Turkey, Egypt and Tunisia recovered, industry lobby group Exceltur said
Madrid taxis to strike ahead of global tourism fair
Taxis in Madrid are to go on an indefinite strike Monday against online ride-hailing services like Uber just two days before the Fitur International Tourism
Search for toddler in well enters fifth day
The search for a toddler who fell down a well in southern Spain in a tragedy that has gripped the country entered its fifth day
Sánchez speaks at EU Parliament amid criticism over Catalonia
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez spoke at the European Parliament on Wednesday, sparking protests by a group of MEPs who condemned the prosecution of Catalan