‘Surf and turf’ protest in Galicia against textile factory and re-opening of mine
Thousands of demonstrators, both on boats and on land, gathered in northwest Spain on Saturday to voice their opposition to a proposed textile factory and
Santiago de Compostela
Spanish train driver and safety director convicted over deadly 2013 crash
A Spanish court on Friday sentenced a train driver and ex-safety director to 2.5 years in prison over a 2013 crash that was the nation’s
Death toll rises to seven after bus crash in Galicia
Authorities in Galicia found the body of a woman on Monday, making a total of seven people who died following a bus crash in the
Former rail safety director pleads innocence in trial of 2013 train crash
The former head of safety for Spain’s state-owned rail infrastructure company, ADIF, told a court on Thursday that he was not responsible for the 2013
Spain starts trial of 2013 train crash in Galicia that killed 80 and injured over 140
A major trial opens on Wednesday in Spain to determine responsibility for the country’s worst rail disaster in nearly eight decades. The accident happened on
‘Six glorious days’ being a pilgrim on the Camino de Santiago
Perhaps the world’s best known pilgrimage is the Camino de Santiago, also known in English as the Way of St. James, from France to Santiago
Book review: living the good life in rural Galicia
It’s been over twenty years since Chris Stewart first shared his adventures of starting a self-reliant life in the Alpujarra mountains in Southern Spain. Since
