Benidorm witnessed its "strangest tradition" over the weekend, as residents converged to watch a donkey defecating. The peculiar event 'Caga de la Burra', literally translated as 'Poo from the ...

"Donkey slaughter for its skin has eroded livelihoods ... BBC Africa Eye is told that a migrant dies trying to reach the beaches of the Spanish archipelago every 45 minutes.

The sounds you make when you read Spanish out loud can sometimes be different to the ones you would make in English. Perfume. Perfume. It’s spelled the same as in English. In Spanish you say all ...

A female donkey, called a jenny ... It's been compared to Manchego, which is a Spanish cheese made from sheep's milk in the ...

"They'd been killed, slaughtered, their skin was not there." Donkey thefts like this have become increasingly common across many parts of Africa - and in other parts of the world that have large ...

Whether $5 or $50, every contribution counts. A donkey welfare charity received more donations in a single year than four leading domestic abuse charities combined, new figures show. Data from the ...

The teaching hospital treats large animals but said its rare to have to remove foreign bodies from the digestive tract of a horse or donkey. While small animals including dogs are known for eating ...

When I was living in London at the turn of the century I took weekly Spanish lessons in an attempt to learn the language. And ...

By collaborating with local government agencies and partner organisations, The Donkey Sanctuary is supporting vaccination programmes in two key communities that rely on donkeys for their ...

MEXICO CITY/MADRID, Sept 25 (Reuters) - A fight dating back more than five centuries reemerged on Wednesday as Mexico's incoming president defended a decision to not invite the Spanish king to her ...

The price of donkeys in Pakistan has surged dramatically, reaching as high as PKR 300,000, due to increasing demand from China, where donkey hides are used in the production of cosmetics and ...

However, Ana also highlighted recent Spanish news headlines predicting a potential "collapse" in tourism. She pointed out one phrase in particular in the article she looked at - "die of success".