Spain

Why Spain Has Once Again Become a Target for Jihadists

By Tara John

Here’s Why People Are Posting Cats in Response to the Barcelona Attack

By Julia Zorthian

Trump Praises Fake Pig's Blood Story

By Katie Reilly

Tourists Held a Beached Baby Dolphin for Selfies. It Died

By Rachel Lewis
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Thousands Evacuate Barcelona's Tomorrowland Festival As Fire Erupts on Stage

More than 22,000 fled the scene

By Aric Jenkins

4 Americans Gored by Bulls in Spain

One injured American vowed to participate again

By Lisa Marie Segarra

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

6-Year-Old Girl Dies When Bouncy Castle Flies Up Into the Air in Spain

Six more children were injured

By Tara John

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

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

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

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

Hundreds of People Just Won Spain's $2.4 Billion Christmas Lottery

It's called El Gordo

By Julia Zorthian

Corona Beer Tycoon Invested in His Hometown

Antonino Fernández invested in fresh drinking water, the restoration of a church and more

By Dominique Rowe

This Spanish Town Is Using Doggie DNA to Find Poop Offenders

Street cleaners in Mislata will collect samples of pet feces and take it to a laboratory to be analyzed

By Kate Samuelson

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy Re-Elected

The conservative Prime Minister will lead Spain with minority support in Parliament

By Mahita Gajanan

Thousands of Sheep Walk Through The Streets of Madrid

A shepherd's delight

By Tyler Essary

Spanish Court Overturns Catalonia's Ban on Bullfighting

The decision angered Catalonian separatists and animal activists

By Julia Zorthian

See Spectacular Photos of Spain’s Human Towers

Teams compete to successfully build—and deconstruct—the highest and most complex human tower without tumbling

By Kenneth Bachor

Barcelona's Famous Christopher Columbus Statue Is Under Attack

Critics say the monument inappropriately celebrates the explorer's colonial history

By Suyin Haynes
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