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Spain: Machete Attacks at 2 Churches Kills 1
By Joseph Wilson / AP
Amid Drought, Spanish Towns Will Ship Water in on Tankers
By Clara Hernanz Lizarraga/Bloomberg
Zoe, the World's First Named Heat Wave, Arrives in Seville
By Ciara Nugent
The Catalan Independence Movement Has Proven Its Strength. Now Spain’s Government Must Talk to Us
By Carles Puigdemont i Casamajó
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Why Is Spain Digging Up the Remains of Its Former Dictator Francisco Franco?
More than 44 years after the death of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco, a long-simmering political battle over his resting place finally appears to be at an end. Work began Thursday morning to exhume the former...
By Ciara Nugent
September 24, 2019
Pamplona's Bull Runs Have a Controversial Past. Do They Still Have a Future?
It takes about three and a half minutes to complete what's perhaps the world’s most controversial race. Each year in the second week of July, six bulls are released every day at 8 a.m. into...
By Ciara Nugent
July 17, 2019
Man Caught Trying to Smuggle Cocaine Into Spain Under Toupee
His nervous appearance and unusually large hairpiece aroused suspicion
By Amy Gunia
July 17, 2019
Spain Is Going To the Polls for the Third Time In Four Years
Spain goes to the polls Sunday for its third general election in four years, as socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez tries to break the political deadlock that has gripped his country and left him unable...
By Ciara Nugent
April 26, 2019
What to Know About the North Korean Embassy Raid
Here's what we know about the shadowy group behind the raid
By Hillary Leung
March 28, 2019
Spain Is the World's Healthiest Country: Report
Researchers say eating habits may provide insight to health enjoyed by Spain
By Lee Miller and Wei Lu / Bloomberg
February 24, 2019
1 Woman Dead, 29 Sickened After Dining at a Michelin-Starred Restaurant in Spain
Officials are currently investigating the high-end establishment
By Wilder Davies
February 22, 2019
U.S. Appeals for NATO Allies to Work in Syria
The U.S. is asking NATO members and other partners to provide "the resources"
By Glen Carey and Ben Sills / Bloomberg
February 16, 2019
Sculpture of Smiling Satan Causes Controversy in Spain
Residents say Satan should be "repulsive and despicable — not kind and seductive"
By Eli Meixler
January 16, 2019
That Botched Jesus Restoration Is a Massive Tourist Attraction for a Small Spanish Town
The artistic atrocity is still generating tourism revenue for Borja, Spain
By Alejandro de la Garza
December 28, 2018
Meet Miss Universe’s First Transgender Contestant
After winning Miss Spain 2018, Angela Ponce is headed to Bangkok
By Ciara Nugent
November 28, 2018
Sagrada Familia to Pay Barcelona 136 Years Worth of Fees
The famously unfinished basilica has been under construction without a permit for over a century
By Eli Meixler
October 18, 2018
Trump Said Spain Should Build a Border Wall Across Sahara
Trump claimed the desert “can’t be bigger than our border with Mexico”
By Eli Meixler
September 20, 2018
Spanish King Taunted by Catalan Separatists
Catalonia's push to break away from Spain has been Felipe VI's biggest challenge
By Esteban Duarte / Bloomberg
August 17, 2018
Spain's First Franco-Era 'Stolen Babies' Trial Begins
Up to 300,000 babies are estimated to have been abducted from their mothers
By Casey Quackenbush
June 26, 2018
How One Migrant Ship Became a Symptom of a Sick Europe
The solution to Italy's migration woes is what its new populist government most despises: a stronger European Union
By Aryn Baker
June 12, 2018
Women Outnumber Men in Spain's New Government
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez appointed women to key roles in his "pro-gender equality, cross-generational" cabinet
By Siobhan Morrin
June 7, 2018
The 5 Most Wanted Geopolitical Fugitives of 2018
From Carles Puigdemont to Julian Assange
By Ian Bremmer
January 30, 2018
Why Did Catalonia Just Vote for Independence From Spain? Here's What to Know
Everything to know about the crisis in Catalonia
By Tara John
October 27, 2017
Spain Set to Impose Direct Rule on Catalonia
Some independence supporters have promised a campaign of civil disobedience in response
By Julien Toyer, Sam Edwards / Reuters
October 27, 2017
Catalonia's President Rules Out a Snap Election
Some independence supporters are pushing him to unilaterally declare independence
By Julien Toyer, Sam Edwards / Reuters
October 26, 2017
Spain Takes Control of Catalonia, Pushing a Crisis Into Higher Gear
Spain has acted upon Article 155
By Lisa Abend / Barcelona
October 21, 2017
Spain Says It Is Ready to Suspend Catalonia's Autonomy
The move looks set to spur even more wrangling between Madrid and the region
By Julien Toyer and Sonya Dowsett
October 19, 2017
Catalonia Voted to Leave Spain. Now for the Hard Part
The region runs up against the reality of a split from Spain
By Lisa Abend
October 12, 2017
Catalonia's President Hits Pause on Independence
"Today, we are making a gesture of responsibility in favour of dialogue."
By Tara John
October 10, 2017
Spain's King Felipe VI Weighs in on Catalan Referendum
He usually stays out of politics
By Eli Meixler
October 4, 2017
'I Feel Anger I Never Had Inside Me.' On the Ground with Catalonians Fighting to Vote
They waited 90 minutes outside a polling station to vote. It was nothing compared to the years that had come before.
By Michael Willoughby / Barcelona
October 2, 2017
Catalans Voted for Independence. But It's Unlikely to Happen
Some 90% of the 2.26 million Catalans who voted cast ballots in favor of independence
By Joseph Hincks
October 2, 2017
What to Know About the Catalan Independence Referendum
Spain is in the worst political crisis it has seen in decades
By Tara John
September 25, 2017
The Surprising Reason Why Spaniards Eat So Late
Have you ever wondered why dinner starts at 11 pm?
By Elisabeth Sherman / Food & Wine
September 18, 2017
Search for Barcelona Attack Driver Widens to Europe
"This person is no longer just being sought in Catalonia," an official said
By Reuters
August 21, 2017
California Man on Honeymoon Among Those Killed in Deadly Barcelona Van Attack
He was one of 14 victims in the attacks in Spain
By Mahita Gajanan
August 18, 2017
These Are the Victims of the Spanish Terrorist Attacks
The people killed and injured in this week's terrorist attacks in Spain hailed from 34 countries around the world, and the impact will be felt in every corner of the globe. On Friday morning, emergency...
By Rachel Lewis
August 18, 2017
How the Terrorist Attacks in Spain Unfolded Over a Chaotic 12 Hours
Terrorists struck twice in just 12 hours
By Rachel Lewis
August 18, 2017
Why Spain Has Once Again Become a Target for Jihadists
13 dead and more than 100 are injured after attacks in Spain
By Tara John
August 17, 2017
Here’s Why People Are Posting Cats in Response to the Barcelona Attack
A request from the police prompted a wave of cat photo tweets
By Julia Zorthian
August 17, 2017
Trump Praises Fake Pig's Blood Story
He repeated a false story that he often told on the campaign trail
By Katie Reilly
August 17, 2017
Tourists Held a Beached Baby Dolphin for Selfies. It Died
One child posting for a picture accidentally covered the orifice from which it breathes
By Rachel Lewis
August 17, 2017
Thousands Evacuate Barcelona's Tomorrowland Festival As Fire Erupts on Stage
More than 22,000 fled the scene
By Aric Jenkins
July 30, 2017
4 Americans Gored by Bulls in Spain
One injured American vowed to participate again
By Lisa Marie Segarra
July 8, 2017
Salvador Dalí's Body Is Being Dug Up for a Paternity Test
A Spanish woman is claiming to be Dali's daughter
By Jennifer Calfas
June 26, 2017
6-Year-Old Girl Dies When Bouncy Castle Flies Up Into the Air in Spain
Six more children were injured
By Tara John
May 8, 2017
The 'Most Dangerous Path in the World' Reopens After 15 Years
The Caminito del Rey was closed for renovations in 2001
By Cailey Rizzo / Travel + Leisure
May 5, 2017
Google Doodle Celebrates Spanish Writer Maria Zambrano
Associated with the Generation of 1936 literary movement, Zambrano was best known for her "poetic reason"
By Kevin Lui
April 23, 2017
Britain's 'Rock' In Spain Gets Caught In a Hard Place
Gibraltar, a tiny British territory on Spain's southern coast, has become an early focus of the U.K.'s upcoming negotiations over leaving the European Union, after a draft E.U. paper suggested Spain might be handed control...
By Kate Samuelson
April 6, 2017
Spanish Police Hunt 120-Strong Dine-and-Dash Gang
The diners reportedly consumed more than $10,000 worth of food and drink
By Ryan Kilpatrick
March 7, 2017
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