Pablo Iglesias tells PSOE chief Pedro Sánchez that he would be willing to forgo his demand to become deputy PM in a Socialist administration as long as he breaks deal with Ciudadanos
Pedro Sánchez celebrates Podemos’s change in stance but says he will not break his alliance with Ciudadanos
Exhaustion and internal crises are taking their toll as talks to try to form a new Spanish government reach the last stretch
The ride-hailing company makes its Spanish comeback after a court order forced it to shut down its activities in Spain in December 2014
President Nicolás Maduro vows to veto a bill that would benefit jailed opposition leader Leopoldo López and 77 others
The husband had a prior record and hid the drug inside supermarket wrapping paper to make deliveries across the Andalusian city
Still photo from the music video Fuiste mía by Gerardo Ortiz.
Singer Gerardo Ortiz depicted setting fire to unfaithful girlfriend in promo, before shooting her lover in the head
Only 15% of allocated funds have been spent; just 25% of potential beneficiaries are collecting their monthly checks
Spain’s acting Popular Party government has been refusing to submit to oversight on the grounds that it is a caretaker team
A total of 36 people have lost their lives in traffic accidents since March 18, when many began road journeys ahead of national or local holidays
Cruyff during a game for the Los Angeles Aztecs. / Peter Read Miller (Getty)
The late Dutch soccer legend made his mark in the US even if he failed to turn the sport into a major attraction there
Irish budget brand finds niche in Spanish market, consolidating its spot as the second-largest fashion retailer
The ExoMars mission takes off on March 14. / ESA
A Spanish-manufactured shock absorber and heat shield will be key to a European mission to the Red Planet
Spain’s vice consul in Brussels, Rosario Bernal. / BERNARDO PÉREZ
Spain’s vice consul in Brussels, Rosario Bernal, was making calls about the airport blasts when she was caught up in the attacks
Russian submarine ‘Novorossiysk’ in Ceuta last August.
US and UK right-wing groups criticize Moscow’s use of Spanish exclave
Drug trafficker Joaquín Guzmán’s associate – known as “King Midas” – loosened security measures during holiday, Mexico’s federal police say
One of ‘La Juliana’s’ cannons. / National Monuments Service, DAHG
The discovery of nine cannons from ‘La Juliana,’ which sank off the Irish coast in 1588, prompts heritage deal
Ana María Gazmuri of the Daya Foundation. / SEBASTIÁN UTRERAS
The pioneering plantation in southern Chile produces about 1.5 tons of the drug a year for medical use
Spanish masons march on International Women’s Day. / Samuel Sánchez
Spain’s Grand Lodge is working to recover its reputation after it was almost wiped out by the dictatorship
The police believe that the mammal, found on Tuesday wrapped in chicken wire, was the victim of a network of animal traffickers
Ex-Real Madrid player and TV reporter are expecting their second child
Around 400 guests celebrate the Nobel winner’s 80th birthday in Madrid
Foreign Ministry blog details the more bizarre requests received via hotlines, including a translation for the word “enema”
The country does not observe its natural time zone, leading to a two-hour lag in everything
Messenger began sending suggestive texts to female package recipient
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Almodóvar with ‘Julieta’ stars Emma Suárez (left) and Adriana Ugarte.
The director on new film ‘Julieta,’ for which he returns to the world of women, but not his trademark melodrama
The garage band is wowing British and US critics
EL PAÍS meets the Dutchman who spent 12 years in jail in Spain for rape until he was proved innocent
A tapas bar in Granada.
As well as the tradition of free snacks, the crisis has prompted many venues to offer a little extra
An insider's guide to some of the top spots for bar-hopping in the Basque seaside city
The best places to eat, drink and be entertained in the Basque city, the 2016 European Capital of Culture
Barcelona City Hall has pledged to defend vegetarian culture.
Proposal by Catalan Republican Left to defend vegetarian culture receives support from all groups
From Gordon Ramsay to Jamie Oliver, many chefs have raised ire with their takes on paella and other specialties
