Navarre’s DNA Bank confirmed the identities of Ramón Bengaray and Dionisio Gutiérrez, two Republicans killed in 1936 whose fate remained unknown for decades.
Spain reports nine swine fever cases as the European Union sends experts to contain a growing outbreak threatening one of the country’s key export sectors.
Felipe VI and Xi Jinping signed ten bilateral agreements in Beijing, boosting cooperation between Spain and China in trade, science and culture.
Pedro Sánchez proposes to enshrine the right to abortion in Spain’s Constitution, following the French model and safeguarding women’s freedoms.
The bullying crisis sparks mass protests across Spain as students demand accountability and effective measures after a teenager’s death.
A Valencian project rebuilds the voice of an ALS patient using artificial intelligence, proving the humanizing potential of technology and its social impact.
Biotechnology drives Spain and Europe toward strategic autonomy, strengthening health, food, and the economy amid global crises and geopolitical challenges.
Former IMF managing director Rodrigo Rato was sentenced in Spain to nearly five years in prison for corruption, money laundering and tax crimes.
In Spain, the courts summon Begoña Gómez, wife of Pedro Sánchez, to testify as part of a probe into alleged corruption.
