After the UK government recently unveiled immigration plans inspired by another centre-left government in Copenhagen, The Local looks to Spain and considers how the hardline Danish model isn't the only way to respond to Europe's surge in anti-immigration sentiment.

One further step was made this week towards the launch of the EU Talent Pool, the first digital platform that will match vacancies in shortage occupations in EU countries with non-EU jobseekers.

Spain's Catholic Church said Friday it has received 101 sexual abuse complaints so far this year under a new compensation system.

Hundreds of Spanish fascists marched through Madrid on Friday, a day after the country marked the 50th anniversary of divisive right-wing former dictator Francisco Franco's death.

Spains political divisions have widened after the countrys top prosecutor was convicted of leaking confidential information against the conservative opposition.

For Americans wanting a taste of home, here are the restaurants in Spain that celebrate Thanksgiving and the shops where you can buy American food products.

Find out what The Local readers really think of Airbnb in Spain and what impact it's had on local areas.

King Felipe VI on Friday invoked Spain's transition to democracy following the death of dictator Francisco Franco in 1975 as a model for resolving conflicts in todays politically divided climate.

Winter is coming and that means its more difficult for stray or abandoned animals to find food to survive the cold. This prompts many to want to do more to help and leave food out, particularly for stray cats.

Many foreigners who move to Spain are surprised by just how freezing Spanish winters can be, but they're equally shocked by how sometimes it's colder inside their homes than outdoors.

Cricket fans, the first Ashes Test begins this Friday, launching another chapter in one of sports most iconic rivalries. Heres how you can keep up with the ball from Spain.

Northern regions on alert for snowstorms, housing prices now at record high and more news from Spain on Friday November 21st.

Prime Minister Pedro Snchez on Thursday called on Spaniards to defend the "miracle" of their democracy as the divided country marked the 50th anniversary of ex-dictator Francisco Franco's death.

If you're worried because you don't know how many points you have taken off your licence, there are three easy ways to check. Here's how.

If you're set to make more travel a new year's resolution in 2026, you're in luck as there will be a whole host of new routes to and from Spain next year.

A court in Spain said Thursday it has ordered Facebook owner Meta to pay local media outlets 479 million in compensation for "unfair competition" plus 60 million in interest.

In order to be granted Spain's Digital Nomad Visa (DNV) or Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV) you need to prove you have a certain amount of money, but why do the requirements keep increasing for the DNV, yet stay the same for the NLV?

Soon it will begin to look a lot like Christmas in Spain as many cities will be switching on their lights this weekend and next. Here are some of the best displays to see and the dates of when you can see the switching-on ceremonies.

UEFA approves Barcelona's Camp Nou return, endangered white rhino born at Valencia zoo, and more news from Spain on Thursday November 20th.

Prime Minister Pedro Snchez on Wednesday said Spain would investigate Facebook owner Meta for allegedly violating millions of users' privacy, summoning the US tech giant to answer before parliament.

Long-term Catalonia resident and hiking enthusiast Esme Fox shares her tips and knowledge of some of the best routes in the northeastern region, with stunning waterfalls, volcanoes and lakes on the itinerary.

You may already be covered under the public health system in Spain, but should you also consider private insurance for certain issues?

Non-EU nationals living in Europe don't have many voting rights but some countries do allow them to cast a ballot in local elections. Here's what you need to know.

The hunting season is underway in Spain so this is recommended reading for anyone who likes to take a walk or lives in rural areas.

The SpanishSenateis to vote this Wednesday on whether or not to reform the Penal Code so that cutting off utilities to occupied properties is no longer considered a crime of coercion.