Spain’s top fugitive, Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont, made a dramatic return to Barcelona, delivered a defiant speech, then vanished. Siesta or separatism to blame?
Mieczyslaw Weinberg’s holocaust opera, The Passenger, enjoins us to remember a story we forget all too frequently.
The make-up of Spain’s next government may well depend on just how popular the hard right Vox party proves to be.
Sánchez’s potential defeat is part of a broader European turn to the right being seen across the continent from north to south.
How an anonymous person came up with the most effective political slogan for the Spanish elections.
Zaragoza, which claims to be the tapas capital of Spain, ought to be one of the country’s main attractions, writes Walter in this week’s letter.
With summer fast approaching, Spain is already wilting in the heat.
Goya intended this powerful image to be the title plate of a series of ‘Dreams’ satirizing the society he lived in during a fraught period of Spain’s history.
Johnson’s successor must recommit to the 2019 manifesto pledge to bring opportunity to Britain’s “forgotten” towns and cities. The development of Bilbao provides a credible blueprint for how to do just that.
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