Britons will be ‘deserters’ if they vote to leave EU, says EC President Jean-Claude Juncker
In a damning blow for the Leave campaign, Juncker said the UK would face ‘serious consequences’
Spanish politician busted in drink-driving probe was three times over the limit
Caught out drinking
Spain makes first visit to Cuba following normalisation of relations
Havana great time
Spain faces ‘toxic’ EU punishment for missing deficit targets
The decision comes at an awkward time given Spain´s political deadlock
Franco and Himmler ‘tribute’ at Spanish fiesta sparks outrage
Residents felt the images honoured the former Spanish dictator and Nazi officer
Junta boss Susana Diaz to be grilled over billion-euro Operation Edu scandal
Junta head faces grilling after being ‘implicated’ in fake training scheme fraud
10 reasons to register: Expats have just five days to register Brexit vote
The clock is ticking as the Brexit referendum draws closer. With May 16 the cut-off for expats to register, Rob Horgan explores why it’s important
Ex-Spanish News Agency editor becomes Philippines´first elected transgender politician
She spent most of her previous years in Spain before returning to the Philippines
Spanish women encouraged to ditch tampons in favour of sea sponges
In a bizarre set of instructions, the CUP party insists that natural sea sponges are both better for the environment and the human body
Spain will repeat general election on June 26 as King Felipe dissolves parliament
King Felipe signed a decree dissolving the current parliament in a bid to break the political stalemate
Chauffeur-driven or on two wheels? What Spain’s top politicians are driving
Acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy declares he 'owns no cars'
Spanish politician claims wife’s money laundering confession was brought on by mental illness
Alfonso Grau, an ex-deputy mayor in Valencia, said depression caused Maria Jose Alcon to make the claims to her son in a 2015 conversation, which
Ex-IMF chief Rodrigo Rato outed in Panama Papers
Allegations have emerged that the ex-Bankia boss employed a Gibraltarian company Finsbury Trust and Corporate Services which instructed Mossack Fonseca to close two offshore companies
Deputy mayor in Axarquia accused of claiming three salaries
Deputy mayor accused of claiming three salaries in bitter political feud
British ambassador Simon Manley comes to Malaga with urgent Brexit message for expats in Spain
'We can give people here absolutely no assurance about what will happen should the British people choose to leave the EU'
Spain will hold new elections in June after King declares stalemate
King Felipe VI met with the parties earlier this week to try and forge a coalition
British ambassador in Malaga talks on registering for EU vote
Our man in Madrid will be supporting the Electoral Commission’s global campaign in Spain at Hotel Vincci from 10.15 am
Decision of a generation: Expat business owners in Spain have their say on Brexit
Brexit fever has swept the nation, the continent, and even the world. Rob Horgan goes in search of answers among Spanish expats and Gibraltar business
Multilingual road sweeper looking to sweep up votes to become mayor
The lawyer in the making also works as a chess master and priest
Spain’s king to meet with political parties in last bid to end deadlock
The king will meet party representatives at the end of this month
Fears that UK-based Spaniards may lose workers’ rights if Britain leaves EU
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond says Brexit would leave future 'up in the air'
Ronda Town Hall ordered to repay €650,000 in yet another golf course planning farce
Yet another case of poor management from the town hall’s planning department
Spain’s PM to face ‘crimes against humanity’ suit over EU-Turkey deal
The 'one in one out' deal has been slammed by rights groups and opposition parties
Spain’s political deadlock continues after three-way party meeting fails
Podemos demands proved too much for opposing delegates
Podemos think tank accused of taking €7 million from Hugo Chavez
Pablo Iglesias part of group funded by Venezuelan leader, says ABC
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy wants to axe the siesta to shorten working day
In a move to bring Spain inline with Europe, Rajoy has announced plans to cut the working day by two hours
