Spain: an independent Scotland could rejoin EU
Spain’s foreign minister said Tuesday that an independent Scotland could rejoin the European Union after Brexit – and warned of the United Kingdom’s ‘weakness’. Previously,
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Spain’s foreign minister: ‘Agreement on Gibraltar has to include joint use of airport’
A deal over the post-Brexit status of the British territory of Gibraltar will depend on an agreement over the use of the airport, Spain’s foreign
Spain rejects Gibraltar’s accusation of ‘gross violation of British sovereignty’
The Spanish foreign ministry has rejected Gibraltar’s accusation of a ‘gross violation of British sovereignty’ following an incident on Thursday, as well ‘the claims of
Boris Johnson’s resignation statement: ‘Sad to be giving up best job in the world’
Boris Johnson has resigned as leader of the Conservative Party in the UK, saying that ‘no-one is indispensable’ after a series of cabinet ministers told
Valencia region seeks change in 90 day rule for UK visitors, as tourism figures jump
Discussions have taken place this week between authorities in Valencia and the UK about the possibility of extending the 90-day length of stay rule for
36% of UK nationals in Spain now have the Withdrawal Agreement ‘TIE’ card
Just over a year since the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement TIE card (Tarjeta Identidad de Extranjero) was launched, the latest figures published by the Spanish government show that over a third of UK nationals in Spain now
EU chief admits ‘late to authorise’ and ‘too optimistic’ about Covid vaccine plans
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (25 Feb) The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has admitted that the EU’s Covid-19 vaccination plans were ‘too
Valencia in English – weekly round-up (27 Dec)
Latest: Coronavirus in Spain figures (11 Jan) Vaccinations have begun From today [Sunday], the first Coronavirus vaccinations are being rolled out across the region. The
Opinion: London, Madrid, Covid-19 and populism
Right-wing populists in London and Madrid are at last getting a much-deserved kicking. There have been some intriguing parallels and divergencies between Spain and the
