To mark Groundhog Day in the US and Canada, a folklore tradition which in popular culture has come to represent a lack of change over time (thanks to the classic US movie of the same name), we take a look at ten things that never seem to change in Spain.
France's former environment minister has called Spanish tomatoes “inedible” while French farmers have taken to destroying Spanish produce as part of their protests and road blocks. Why all the hate?
Foreign drivers in Spain will often claim that locals engage in driving faux pas that aren't an issue in their home countries. So which misdemeanours do Spanish drivers actually admit to?
Cercanías, Rodalies and Renfe trains are set to be affected by several partial stoppages scheduled over the month of February in Spain after work unions confirmed the strikes on Thursday.
Valencia is one of the world's most liveable cities, but there are still several ways you can make living there easier. Here are seven apps that will improve your life as a foreign resident.
Catalonia's emergency drought plan involves a whole series of water restrictions which will affect 6 million from Friday February 2nd, many in Barcelona. The following drought map and rules breakdown explains in detail.
New rules relating to carrying liquids and laptops through airport security in Spain were announced two years ago. So when will they come into force?