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An open-air concert I was due to give in Ciudad Jardín in June '23 - June! - was cancelled when it began to rain. With any luck things will go ahead without a hitch this year, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
07 Jun 2024 13:48
Mark Nayler
At a meeting of the European centre-left back in March, Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez, in full save-the-world mode, announced that in the upcoming EU elections "the very soul of Europe is at risk"
07 Jun 2024 13:46
Ignacio Lillo
A flock of Alpine swifts were caught in a downpour and got so wet that some couldn't keep flapping and fell to the ground. Birds were literally raining from the sky, but Laura Muriel, a 28-year-old veterinarian, raced to the rescue
31 May 2024 15:59
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Moving to a new place is also a good chance to make a fresh start and to adopt habits you've always envied in other people - but it's the packing and unpacking that's proving a challenge to the human spirit, writes Peter Edgerton
31 May 2024 15:55
Mark Nayler
The loophole PM Sánchez used in signing the arms deal with Volodomir Zelensky in Madrid was by presenting Spain's latest commitment to Ukraine as a Memorandum of Understanding rather than an International Treaty, writes Mark Nayler
31 May 2024 15:51
Jennie Rhodes
Social media keeps reminding me to get ready to vote, which feels like it's rubbing salt into a wound, writes Jennie Rhodes
24 May 2024 14:30
When booking on the Ryanair website, as you click your way through the morass of stuff you don't want – travel insurance, car hire, hotel rooms, penny farthings, ostrich eggs, etc. - you're reminded constantly of how big and heavy your belongings are allowed to be, writes Peter Edgerton
24 May 2024 14:24
Spain's foreign minister, José Albares, claims that this slanging-match has "brought relations between Spain and Argentina to [their] worst moment in our recent history"
24 May 2024 14:20
Ignacio Lillo
The control tower at the Costa del Sol airport has been assigned a key role in designing the mobility of the future, which involves the use of passenger drones for urban and interurban routes
17 May 2024 20:30
The annual Noche en Blanco event always leaves me wrestling with a vague sensation of shame or guilt or something because, the truth is, well, I don't really like museums
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17 May 2024 17:53
Carles Puigdemont gave a characteristically angry speech from his campaign base in the south of France. "This vote," he told supporters in his final rally before Catalans headed to the ballot boxes, "will be a banged fist on the table - a way of saying 'enough!'
10 May 2024 15:04
Our chemistry master spent more time searching for spurious reasons to cane the boys than imparting any useful knowledge regarding the elements, writes Peter Edgerton
10 May 2024 14:34
Generalisations are wonderfully useful when we need them to fuel debate or illustrate a point, but tremendously annoying when we are caught up in them
10 May 2024 14:31
De Cos, the governor of the Bank of Spain, has made his last tweak to the financial growth forecast because his non-renewable, six-year stint is up on 11 June
03 May 2024 11:31
Juan Carlos Viloria
From an exceptional anecdote they build a negative story full of generalisations about the "risks" of travelling to Spain. To Benidorm, to the Canaries, Malaga, Barcelona, Mallorca. Spanish columnist Juan Carlos Viloria hits back
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