The beast of the Ebro that didn't get away
An angler from Valladolid has landed one of the largest catfish caught in Spain, some 2.67 metres long and weighing 120 kilos, after “a colossal fight”
SOFÍA FERNÁNDEZ
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Father reports his two-year-old daughter has been kidnapped in Spain
The young girl, named Anna, has not been seen by the parent since 20 April and the Guardia Civil have now released an image of the missing child
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Why is Mothers' Day celebrated in Spain on the first Sunday in May?
Unlike Fathers' Day, there is no fixed date for this celebration, but its origins go back a very long time
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Anniversary of Gernika bombing marked
Members of Basque society gathered to remember the occasion, with the ongoing war in Ukraine as a backdrop
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Row over Catalan phone spying continues
The current coalition government is under more strain as the Catalan spying allegations remain
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Votes for life in UK general elections for British expats finally becomes law
After a fight over several years, campaigners are celebrating the change which gives UK citizens in Spain more say in decisions 'back home'
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Self-employed in Spain can still apply for Covid-19 financial aid until June
The help is for those who have had their incomes cut, but authorities are also warning ‘autónomos’ not to forget including subsidies on tax returns
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Cap on gas prices in Spain for the next year will bring electricity prices down too
The EU has given Spain and Portugal the green light to cap the price of gas on the wholesale market for the next 12 months
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King Felipe publishes details of his personal wealth for the first time
The monarch has 2.6 million euros saved from the income he has received from the State and has no assets outside Spain
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Spanish expert in infectious diseases issues stark warning: "We are facing a seventh wave of Covid”
Catalan epidemiologist Oriol Mitjá has warned that Spain’s current sentinel monitoring system is inadequate and has called for the return of diagnostic tests, isolation and masks
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How will the electricity agreement between Spain and Portugal affect our bills, and when?
There are still some details to be finalised, but over 10 million consumers are expected to benefit from the move
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Spain is becoming a test bed for electric buses
The differences in climate and topography in this country make it ideal for testing the performance of sustainable public transport
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April's farewell gift in Spain is more 'muddy' rain and lower temperatures than normal
The State weather agency, Aemet, says a trough from the Atlantic will bring more unstable weather this week, and rain will spread to most areas from Tuesday onwards
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Health alert: Spain recalls a well-known osteoporosis drug
The Spanish Medicines Agency warns of "out-of-specification results” in assessment tests
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Kane Tanaka, the oldest person in the world, has died at the age of 119
Back in January the world’s oldest man, Saturnino de la Fuente, died at his home in northern Spain at the age of 112
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