Al Jazeera English
| Oct 28, 2012
Calls for Catalonian independence from Spain have reached a pitch that Madrid is finding impossible to ignore. The pro-independence movement in the wealthy region has gathered steam as Spain's economy declines and a regional election next month is...
Al Jazeera English
| Oct 17, 2012
Students in Spain are voicing their anger over the cuts in the education budget, saying their future is now at stake.
Since 2010, some $6.5bn have been cut from education funding in Spain.
Tens of thousands of teaching jobs have been lost, class...
The Real News Network
| Oct 1, 2012
Amid anti-austerity protests throughout Spain, the government announced more than 50 billion dollars in cuts to public spending. In response to the police violence throughout last week and in reaction to the 2013 budget cuts, thousands converged ...
Associated Press
| Sep 29, 2012
A tornado swept through a fair ground in a Spanish town in Valencia province Saturday, knocking down a Ferris wheel and injuring 35 people. Floods have rocked the same southern part of the country since Friday. As of Saturday, the death toll from ...
Telegraph.co.uk
| Sep 26, 2012
Police fired rubber bullets and beat protesters with truncheons at an anti-austerity demonstration near Spain's parliament in Madrid.
ITN News
| Aug 21, 2012
Firefighters work through the night to tackle a blaze that ravaged areas of woodland in the region of Castilla y León in north-western Spain. The fire was believed to have been started intentionally, as arsonists help make this summer the ...
NTDTV
| Aug 16, 2012
Juan Manuel Sanchez Gordillo, a Spanish town mayor, became a cult hero for staging robberies at supermarkets and giving stolen groceries to the poor. Now he has set off on a three-week march on Thursday that could embarrass the government and ener...
Associated Press
| Jul 21, 2012
Hundreds of demonstrators from around Spain marched to Madrid to protest the country's near 25 percent unemployment rate and the government's tough austerity measures.
Al Jazeera English
| Jul 20, 2012
Eurozone ministers are expected to give their final approval of a huge bailout of Spanish banks on Friday. But, in Madrid, police fired rubber-coated bullets to disperse protesters. They are angry at the latest budget cuts and tax hikes as demons...
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