Spain News
Annual Tomatina Festival Leaves Spain Seeing Red
Thousands of people threw 160 tons of ripe tomatoes at each other on a narrow street in Brunol today.
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Regional Elections May Help Breach Spain's Political Impasse
Political parties Friday wrapped up campaigns for elections in Spain's Basque and Galicia regions that offer a slim chance of ending the nine-month deadlock at national level and avoiding a third general election in a year
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Spain : US Mining Exec, 2 Others Fined for Water Pollution
A Spanish court has convicted and fined an American mining company executive and two other people for environmental offences committed by a Spanish copper mining firm
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Spain : Search Resumes for Poet Lorca's Burial Place
Archaeologists are back searching for an unmarked grave in southern Spain where the acclaimed poet Federico Garcia Lorca is believed to have been buried following his execution at the start of the Spanish Civil War
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Nadal & Lopez Lead Spain Back Into Davis Cup World Group
Rafael Nadal and Marc Lopez led Spain back into Davis Cup World Group after defeating Indian pair of Leander Paes and Saketh Myneni 4-6, 7-6 (2), 6-4, 6-4
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Spain : 4 Injured in Guadalajara Running of the Bulls
Four people have been injured during the third running of the bulls in the Spanish town of Guadalajara, northeast of Madrid
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Spain , Japan, Australia up 2-0 in Davis Cup WGroup Playoffs
Spain, Japan and Australia took 2-0 leads in their Davis Cup World Group playoffs on Friday, although Rafael Nadal was a late withdrawal from his scheduled opening singles match in New Delhi
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Poll Suggests Another Vote Wouldn't Solve Spain's Problem
A Spanish opinion poll indicates that another national election wouldn't break the political stalemate that has left the country without a government for more than nine months
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Rare Tick-Borne Hemorrhagic Fever Reported in Spain
One person has died after contracting a rare tick-borne disease called Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever in Spain, according to the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC). The disease, which has symptoms similar to the Ebola virus , has Spanish authorities on alert as a second