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Road Trip Europe 10 - Alicante: "We feel abandoned by the British public that voted out"

On the next leg of Euronews' road trip in Alicante, Anelise Borges spoke to Carol, a local elected official, who weighed in on Brexit.

World

Road Trip Europe Day 9 - Calpe: British expats 'angry' over Brexit situation

As part of Euronews' Road Trip Europe, our team is travelling through Spain - watch their report from Calpe, which is home to around 130,000 British expatriates.

Spain

Group broke into N Korean embassy in Spain and offered intel to FBI

Spanish court reveals details of mysterious break in.

Spain

Spanish farmers say politicians are failing to prepare for the future

Spanish farmers say they have been ignored by politicians in Madrid and Brussels who are failing to help the region tackle depopulation and climate change

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Mexico

Mexico asks Spain and Vatican to apologise for actions during conquest

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said on Monday that he has written to King Felipe VI and Pope Francis urging them to apologise for "massacres and oppression."

World News

Road Trip Europe Day 6: Is Catalonia Spain's biggest problem?

After arriving in Spain, the Road Trip team asks locals about their concerns for the country's future.

Spain

Spain's Socialists lead latest poll but fall short of majority

Spain's Socialists led in a poll published on Sunday in daily El Pais, but fell short of a majority with its main ally ahead of a general election next month.

My Europe Series

INSIDERS | Spain and the rise of the far-right

In Spain, issues like border protection, crime, and unemployment, have propelled far-right Vox party into office in Andalusia’s last regional elections.

My Europe Series

INSIDERS | The rise of the Spanish Far-Right

In Spain, issues like border protection, crime, and unemployment, have propelled far-right Vox party into office in Andalusia’s last regional elections.

My Europe Series

INSIDERS | Why far-right Vox party is gaining foothold in Spain

In the Andalucía region of southern Spain, the electoral breakthrough of the far-right Vox party has sent a shockwave through Spanish politics. Critics are calling the party stance anti-immigration and anti-feminist. Insiders’ Sophie Claudet sat down with Valérie Gauriat to find out more.

Morocco

UN looks for 'compromise' during renewed talks on Western Sahara

A second round of talks mediated by the UN seeks a "compromise" over the Western Sahara conflict.

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Spain's "Fallas" festival ends with burning of giant ninots

Fireworks and flames took over central Valencia on Tuesday (March 19) as locals and thousands of tourists celebrated the end of a four-day festival with the burning of over 380 ornate and colourful monuments made up of giant figures known as ninots, in the "Crema de Fallas" (burning of the fallas).

Spain

Watch: Thousands gather for burning of ninots at Fallas festival

Each neighbourhood in the city spends a year building the ornate monuments, only to set them alight and begin again.

Spain

This competition thinks it's found the best recipe to cook on Mars

Contestants in a Spanish cooking competition had to come up with a dish that was both tasty but could also be transported to and prepared on the red planet.

Spain

Thousands of Catalan separatist supporters protest in Madrid

Thousands of pro-Catalan independence supporters marched in Spain's capital over the trial of 12 separatist leaders who face prison sentences for their role in the failed independence bid.

Ocean

Wild vs farmed fish: what should you choose?

In partnership with the European Commission

In this episode of Ocean, Euronews' Denis Loctier explores how farmed fish could offer a more sustainable future.

Ocean

360 video: "The fish are happier in these open waters"

In partnership with the European Commission

As part of an episode on how fish farming could offer the world a more sustainable future, the Euronews Ocean team shot a 360 video at fish farm Aquanaria.

Spain

Spanish villagers 'receive envelopes of cash from mystery benefactor'

Fifteen inhabitants have been receiving the envelopes, which have contained amounts ranging from €50 to €100.

Spain

Spain halts electric shock experiment on violent prisoners

Spain's Interior Ministry called off the second phase of a scientific experiment on violent inmates that could curb aggression.

Spain

How has jihadism changed in Spain 15 years since Madrid train attacks?

Fifteen years after the Madrid train attacks on March 11, 2004, jihadists in Spain are younger and mostly hail from second generation immigration communities.