Spain MEP defends women in European Parliament sexism storm
MEP Iratxe Garcia Perez, of the PSOE, condemned far right Polish MEP Janusz Korwin-Mikke women were 'too weak, small and unintelligent' for equal pay
Britain seeks ally in Spain for upcoming Brexit talks
An old foe could turn into an ally during upcoming talks.
BREAKING: Brexit defeat for Theresa May as House of Lords votes to guarantee EU citizens’ rights in Britain
Some 358 voted in favour of the amendment while 256 voted against
Gareth Bale’s Real Madrid future may be in doubt post-Brexit over non-EU player rule
EXCLUSIVE: Journalist Giles Tremlett says joint nationality for Brits in Spain would end Bale 'mess'
Brexpats In Spain campaigner: British expats are ‘out of sight, out of mind’ to UK MPs
Anne Hernandez focusing lobbying on Spanish politicians
Rate of migrants entering Spain from Morocco triples after EU free trade dispute
Record numbers have breached the fences so far this year
Spain appoints ‘sex tsar’ in attempt to boost declining population
She has been appointed by Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy
EU issues final warning to Spain over repeated air pollution infractions
The European Commission has said that Spain could face legal action
Government launches new measures to combat gender-based violence in Spain
2017 has so far been the worst ever year for gender-based violence in Spain
This province in southern Spain has the most ‘black money’ in the country
Some 32% of the economy is based on undeclared or illegal financial transactions
Spain to consider using drones to patrol border fences on Morocco border
It comes just days after hundreds of migrants stormed into the country from Morocco
Spanish ex-IMF boss Rodrigo Rato given four and a half years over credit card scandal
Rato headed the International Monetary Fund from 2004 to 2007
Net migration to the UK falls 15% after Brexit vote, while 17% more EU citizens are leaving the country
The number of Spaniards registering as UK residents has also dropped
Spain lambasted by Amnesty International for torture, mistreating refugees and curtailing free speech
A report accuses Spain of using the 'glorifying terrorism' offence to limit free speech
The top-ten corrupt mayors in Spain’s turbulent political history
There were a lot to choose from...
Rajoy and Hollande pledge to make EU unbreakable force at Malaga political summit
Mariano Rajoy and Francois Hollande outlined their commitment to leading a 'rapid programme of European integration' to pull member states closer together at a press
European lawyers demand answers after Spanish family kept behind bars for almost 18 months with no formal charges
There has yet to be any formal charges brought against the Kokorevs
More than 160,000 protest in Barcelona to demand Spain takes in more refugees
Spain has so far taken in just 1,100 of the 17,300 refugees it promised to accept
Four out of five expats ‘very concerned’ about losing rights after Brexit
FOUR out of five expats are afraid of losing their right to reside after Brexit. Some 83% of expats living in the EU are ‘very
Spain PM Rajoy and French president Hollande in Malaga for political summit
The pair, flanked each by seven ministers, have met to discuss how they can bolster the working relationship of the two countries and better integrate
Accessing disability benefits for Brits in Spain post-Brexit
There will doubtless be people who are thinking that their entitlement to these benefits may cease
Remembering the thousands killed by Franco forces during Malaga’s N340 massacre
The anniversary has been marked by a series of events
British expat had to plan own funeral after killer painkiller prescribed in Malaga hospital destroyed his immune system
Hugh was told by doctors that his condition was ‘very serious’
Brexit could scupper Spain’s recovering car industry
Countries like the UK are showing wariness as the pound dropped in value
PSOE bid to have dead dictator Franco’s body removed from Madrid’s Valley of the Fallen
The main opposition party’s motion will be debated in parliament
Princess Cristina fined while husband Inaki Urdangarin sentenced to six years in Noos case
Cristina de Bourbon will pay a €265,088 fine for her role in the Noos scandal