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The Spanish Consulate in Havana will open several weekends in October: this is the reason

Are you the grandson of a Spanish exile and fear losing your Spanish nationality?

Is your Spanish nationality in danger? What no one explains to you

Grandchildren's Law: Expert explains why some Cubans fear losing their Spanish nationality

Spain claims to protect the data of Cubans at its consulate, but the contract with Palco does not include specific clauses

Spain's contract with PALCO leaves it up to the Cuban regime to determine who works within the Consulate in Havana

Pedro Sánchez's government admits contracts worth over 1.6 million euros with a company from the Cuban regime

Grandchildren's Law: the Supreme Court rejects the State's appeal and upholds the suspension of the vote for November 29

Blow to the fingerprint appointment business in Spain: the police test automatic assignment

Canary Islands has been unable to send food or medicine to its emigrants in Cuba for over a month

Maricarmen, the 87-year-old woman who was declared terminally ill in Madrid, has passed away, becoming a symbol of the housing crisis in Spain

The Government of Spain approves interest-free loans of up to 50,000 euros to buy a first home: who will be eligible?

Pedro Sánchez brings forward the elections in Spain to November 29 following the collapse of his housing decrees

Spanish group Vima, a partner of GAESA, begins to exit Cuba: Withdraws its brand from its store in Havana due to U.S. sanctions.

From "History Will Absolve Me" to "History Will Judge Them"

Spain could call for early elections: Sánchez is considering advancing the elections following a setback in Congress

New rental measures in Spain: what changes for tenants and what is still pending

Spain will open a second consular office in Cuba in October: These are the procedures it will handle

Father Alberto Reyes: "The Spanish government betrays the Cuban people."

The Spanish government promises to defend its companies in Cuba against U.S. sanctions.

Spain launches a new appointment system for visas in Cuba: it will start operating in October

Spanish Congress rejects proposal to defend the Cuban regime before the European Union

"To you, freedom; and to Cubans, repression": Spanish deputy shakes up Congress

A small plane crashes in Venezuela with Chavista businessmen involved in the Plus Ultra case

Spain's Supreme Court does not suspend the "grandchildren's law" or the nationalities: This changes for Cubans

The Supreme Court of Spain provisionally suspends the census of the "grandchildren's law," with direct impact on Cubans

Trump lashes out at Spain: "It will be a ruined country"

Foro Madrid calls for an investigation in Spain into the fortunes linked to the Cuban regime: The precedent of Chavismo

Cuban doctor calls out Spain's Health Minister during the crisis in Ceuta

What would change for Cuba with a right-wing government in Spain?

Foro Madrid calls on Spain and the EU for a radical shift in their policy towards the Cuban regime

Feijóo's promise to bring "prosperity and freedom" to Cuba if he comes to power in Spain

Trump says at NATO summit that Spain is "a lost cause"; Sánchez offers a different perspective on the meeting

Spanish press scrutinizes the regime's company that received 1.6 million euros under the Grandchildren's Law

The 'Grandchildren's Law' unleashes a political war in Spain

Can Cuba become a factory of new voters for Pedro Sánchez with the Grandchildren's Law?

From Moscow to Madrid: Castro envoy seeks European support as Spanish companies distance themselves from GAESA

Óscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga meets in Madrid with the Spanish Foreign Minister Albares

The Spanish Foreign Minister will receive Óscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga amid rising tensions over U.S. sanctions.

Spain and Cuba: historical memory, endangered interests, and moral debt

Spanish banks linked to operations in Cuba are preparing to withdraw to avoid U.S. sanctions.

The Government of the Canary Islands coordinates assistance for 70,000 descendants of Spaniards in Cuba

The Civil Guard enters the headquarters of Pedro Sánchez's party due to a corruption case

Supreme Court orders Spain to reveal details of Cuba's million-dollar debt

Historic scandal in Spain: Former President Zapatero indicted for criminal organization

Zaragoza donates over 100,000 euros for projects against poverty in Cuba

Spanish Consulate in Havana announces changes to appointments for Spanish nationality

The U.S. is preparing to receive Americans who may have been exposed to hantavirus aboard a cruise ship

Sherritt raises alarms: Spanish hotel chains and Trump’s new offensive against the Cuban regime

The U.S. puts Ceuta and Melilla in its sights and increases pressure on Spain amid tensions with the Sánchez government

Meliá and Spanish financial institutions could be the focus of new measures from the U.S., according to experts

More than 130,000 migrants are applying for regularization in Spain in the first week of the mass process

"The struggle for freedom is not the heritage of a single ideology": Felipe González applauds María Corina Machado

Spain and the Diplomatic Cynicism with Cuba: Empty Words for an Intact Dictatorship

Pedro Sánchez is sued before the ICC for Spain's alleged complicity with Iran in the sale of military equipment

Pedro Sánchez: "Spain is committed to a relationship with China based on trust, dialogue, and stability."

Diplomatic spat over Iran prompts U.S. warnings to Spain

Spain approves mass regularization of immigrants: thousands of Cubans could benefit

Spanish politician denounces the situation of "slaves" in Cuba in the Senate, sparking controversy on social media

Spanish parties present initiatives to democratize Cuba and condemn the dictatorship