Warning over dangerous substances in three popular mascara products
The Consumers and Users Organisation claims mascaras from Mercadona, Maxfactor and Chanel contain traces of nickel and formaldehyde
The Consumers and Users Organisation claims mascaras from Mercadona, Maxfactor and Chanel contain traces of nickel and formaldehyde
Cases of influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) are at 773 per 100,000 inhabitants
Data from the Red Eléctrica de España of the price of kilowatts per hour for regulated rate customers this Saturday, 26 November
The injection of two drugs every two months will allow hundreds of patients to stop taking antiretroviral pills every day
Those who successfully complete the course on the Directorate-General for Traffic's Aula Abierta platform will be issued with a certificate
The minority government has had to make deals with pro-independence parties
Banks seem willing to implement the government's voluntary scheme that reduces payments for a period
The Spanish government has said the scheme which already exists, whereby local and medium-distance train journeys are free for passengers who do them regularly, is to be extended to long-distance bus travel as well
A new report claims the biggest problems are in finding waiters, cooks, nurses, data scientists, cleaners, translators and cashiers
Pablo Álvarez Fernández and Sara García Alonso are new members of the European Space Agency Astronaut Corps and were chosen from more than 22,500 candidates
Many cybercriminals take advantage of this date to deceive their victims when the number of virtual purchases and electronic transfers in shops increase
Data from the Red Eléctrica de España of the price of kilowatts per hour for regulated rate customers this Friday, 25 November
Data from the Red Eléctrica de España of the price of kilowatts per hour for regulated rate customers this Thursday, 24 November
Doctors say hospital accident and emergency departments are seeing 40% more cases than usual and the viruses have begun much earlier this year
Inflation will remain high and the predicted rate of economic growth has been lowered by nearly one per cent but, despite the warnings, Spain is still doing better than most Eurozone countries