Новости за 28.01.2016

A man plummeted to his death after trying to scale his apartment building in Alicante after locking himself out.

Forty years after the Spanish dictator's death, streets honouring figures of the Franco-era will be renamed after the victims of terrorism.

The Local has all respect in the world for expats struggling to learn the language when they arrive in a new country. So we take our hats off to Swedish footballer John Guidetti.

Spain's unemployment rate registered a record fall last year, dropping nearly three percentage points to 20.90 percent, according to statistics published on Thursday that confirm the country's economic recovery.

A report this week showed that Spain has slipped yet further down a ranking of the most corrupt nations in the European Union.

Spain's acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is scrabbling to cling to power, but a relentless series of scandals engulfing his conservative Popular Party may well be the final blow to his hopes.

None of us like it when someone else changes the channel, but this Spaniard’s response was a bit extreme…

The Wind Games has spawned some incredible videos of participants really defying gravity.

Spain's Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that "serious inaccuracies" in financial giant Bankia's 2011 stock listing led investors into error, opening the way for hundreds of millions of euros in compensation

Chinese property giant Wanda, owned by one of the country's richest men Wang Jianlin, is reassessing plans for a historic Madrid skyscraper, it said on Thursday, amid a dispute over its redevelopment.