Spanish tennis legend Rafa Nadal under fire after he signs up as Saudi ambassador for the sport
SPANISH tennis legend Rafa Nadal has come under fire after he announced he will be the new ambassador for the sport for Saudi Arabia. On
Spain’s prime minister uses China trip to call for end to Ukraine war and less protectionism
ON THE FIRST stop of his two-day visit to China, Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez used a speech at the Boao Forum for Asia to
Junior partner in Spain’s coalition government slams King Felipe VI’s decision to travel to Qatar World Cup
SPAIN’S leftist Unidas Podemos party has slammed King Felipe VI for travelling to Qatar for the group stages of the World Cup, calling the decision
MPs in Spain back new law to enshrine memory of people killed by General Franco regime
SPANISH MPs have approved a new law that will enshrine the memory of victims of dictator General Franco. The bill was backed by 173 lawmakers
United Nations slams child custody order to allegedly abusive father in Madrid area of Spain
A United Nations Human Rights panel has slammed a Madrid appeals court for granting an allegedly abusive father full custody of his seven-year-old daughter. The
Amnesty International slams Spain over failure to investigate nursing home deaths during COVID pandemic
AMNESTY International slammed Spanish prosecutors for their failure to launch proper investigations into the deaths of tens of thousands of elderly residents in nursing homes
Spain’s COVID-19 lockdown is ‘illegal’ lawyer claims in letter to European Parliament, warning of ‘de facto dictatorship’
A SPANISH lawyer has complained to the European Parliament that the country’s coronavirus lockdown rules are illegal. Jose Ortega has sent a letter to the
OPINION: Locking British man Robert Mansfield-Hewitt up with terrorists in Spain is disgusting
Where is the outcry from other media outlets, especially back in the UK? Or in Gibraltar?
UN set to inspect migrant situation in Spain
During the trip, which takes five to 10 days and starts February 26, officials will meet with charitable groups directly linked to work with African
EU urged to intervene as Spaniard held without charge for TWO YEARS in Spain
THE EU has been urged to intervene in the case of a Spanish national and his son who have been held without charge for TWO
Migrant U-turn by Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy
Spain has now promised to take 17,000 refugees by the end of 2015
Spain’s ‘gag law’ approved by senate
The controversial new security law will be ratified next month
Amnesty International slams Spain in annual human rights report
The report goes on to criticise the PP for attempting to legalise summary deportations at the border
Teenage transsexual refused entry to church in Sevilla
Maria Jose was planning to wear a flamenco dress to Mass as part of the annual Fiesta del Mosto y la Aceituna in Umbrete
Catalunya to bring in burka ban following French human rights ruling
Austria, Norway and Denmark may now follow suit
Spain curbs power of pioneering human rights judges
The country will only be able to prosecute wrongdoers residing in Spain
Mother mistreated by Spanish courts
Human Rights Court awards mother €30,000 in compensation after a decade of forcible separation from her daughter
Junta de Andalucia accused of human rights abuses
A BRITISH family whose home is at risk of being demolished is taking the Junta to court.
Spanish ‘superjudge’ works to save Assange from extradition
Garzon does not believe William Hague's claims that the UK will protect the Wikileaks boss from human rights violations
Garzon found guilty of phone tapping
Spanish 'superjudge' banned from practising for 11 years by Supreme Court
Spanish police still using torture
Amnesty International says not enough is being done to prevent it
