Rodrigo Rato on trial again for Bankia
A major trial dating back to the dark years of Spain’s economic crisis kicks off Monday over the alleged fraudulent 2011 listing of financial giant
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Thousands in protest of violence against women
With banners and slogans against sexism and related crimes, thousands protested in Spanish cities on Sunday to mark ‘International Day for the Elimination of Violence
EU leaders approve ‘tragic’ Brexit deal
European Union leaders on Sunday approved a historic Brexit deal, holding out hopes of close future ties even as one declared Britain’s withdrawal after four
Fabian Picardo compares Spain’s PM to Franco
As European leaders resolved a last-minute dispute over the rock of Gibraltar on Saturday, clearing the way for a summit to approve a deal on Britain’s
Spain to keep investing in Cuba, says PM
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez promised on Friday to continue investing in Cuba on the second day of his historic visit to the island nation,
Comedian summoned for blowing nose on Spanish flag
A court in Madrid is investigating the comedian Dani Mateo for a TV sketch during which he blew his nose on the Spanish flag. The
Focus: Gibraltar, Spain and Brexit
As Britain heads for a weekend summit designed to seal its impending departure from the European Union, Spain is threatening to throw a last-minute spanner
Gibraltar accuses Spain of brandishing ‘whip’
Gibraltar’s Chief Minister Fabian Picardo on Thursday accused Spain of brandishing a ‘whip’ with its threat to derail a draft Brexit deal over the British
EU, Britain agree draft Brexit declaration
The EU and Britain on Thursday agreed a draft declaration laying out plans for ‘ambitious, broad, deep and flexible’ relations after Brexit, setting the stage
Spanish PM repeats Brexit threat over Gibraltar
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has reiterated his threat to vote against the draft deal on Britain’s exit from the European Union at the weekend