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27,000 people have died as a result of the pandemic.

Bull breeders say this will become an "environmental, cultural, and economic" problem. Spain's pro-animal party say that's a load of bull.

Futuris takes a look at how scientists in Spain are using tobacco and molecular farming to help create tailor-made vaccines and antibodies.

Spain enters phase two of deconfinement as Madrid and Barcelona begin to ease lockdown measures.

Spain is opening up to foreign tourists in July and allowing its football league start back up behind closed doors in June. It's all part of a phasing out of restrictions.

It comes after Spain's lockdown was extended for a further two weeks until June 7.

The robot takes a plastic glass from the dispenser and even holds it at an angle under the beer tap.

Tens of thousands of people in the Spanish capital are now turning to food banks and neighbourhood associations to cushion the economic blow of lockdown.

If approved, Prime Minster Pedro Sanchez said it would be the last state of emergency.

This is how Zoe, a professional triathlete, is training during the coronavirus pandemic.

The footage shows the young bear snuffling around in the grass and scratching his back against a tree trunk.

Spaniards took to the streets on Saturday to exercise for the first time after seven weeks of confinement to their homes during the coronavirus lockdown.

People have flocked to the streets and coastal paths of Spain as they were allowed out to enjoy some exercise for the first time in seven weeks.

COVID-19 killed couple Alfonso Ariza and Cesarea Andrés almost simultaneously. Their daughter's grief has been heightened by the fact she couldn't say a final farewell.

Thousands have lost all income and aid organisations are overwhelmed as lines at food banks have tripled.

"We have indeed overcome the toughest phase, the most critical phase of the disease," government spokeswoman Maria Jesus Montero told a news briefing.

"In this crisis, either we all sink or we all float. Spain wants everybody to float, for sure," Spain's foreign affairs minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya told Euronews.

Healthcare workers in Spain as in other European countries have been receiving threatening notes form their neighbours. They accuse caregivers of spreading the virus and are afraid their presence may mean they could catch COVID-19.