Opinion: three women in Spanish politics – No.2 Isabel Díaz Ayuso: the right profile
Self-styled patron saint and saviour of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso seems to have the Midas touch. But how far can she go? In the second
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Book review: ‘The Barcelona Connection’ – a crime-thriller by Tim Parfitt
In this, his first murder mystery, Tim Parfitt very cleverly weaves together two parallel though quite different stories, set against the background of a contemporary
Opinion: three women in Spanish politics – No.1 Ada Colau: agent of change
‘For the past eight years, Barcelona mayor Ada Colau and her council have been attempting to drag the city into the 21st century.’ In the first
Spotlight: ‘Language Tourism’ – experiences to have while studying Spanish in Spain
Language tourism is an economic, linguistic and social activity that is becoming increasingly important in recent times. It is a type of tourism that is
Spotlight: Why study Spanish in Spain?
Do you live in Spain and would you like to improve your Spanish? Are you and your family going to relocate to Spain and you
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The Jarramplas Festival: why in Cáceres it’s an honour to be pelted with turnips
Today is a day you’ve dreamt of for years. It’s a cold winter morning. Your neighbours are outside waiting, armed with turnips. It’s time for
Reflections on the death of Queen Elizabeth II
To mingle among the many people who had gathered at the gates of Buckingham Palace in the aftermath of Queen Elizabeth II’s death was to get
Opinion: the world’s first octopus farm in Gran Canaria would be a stain on humanity
Anyone who has watched the Academy Award-winning documentary My Octopus Teacher can be in no doubt that these mesmerising animals are sentient, awe-inspiring, and highly
From a robbery to healing: my journey in Sitges as a Chinese woman
I wanted to write a piece to celebrate my two-year anniversary in Sitges. It’s hard to start, though, because so many things have happened since
Opinion: the true cost of independence
To all those who celebrated the recent ‘La Diada’ in Catalonia, I extend my greetings and hope you had a peaceful and safe day. For
