In less than three decades, Spain saw an increase in inclusivity and the number of migrants. Its army, however, deteriorated. Interestingly, there is a connection between these givens, says Jorge Ruiz. And it is feminism.

Christmas celebrations in Spain may start in December, but they do not stop there. Traditionally, the Spanish Christmas is divided into three main festivities: "Nochebuena-Navidad" (24-25 December); "Nochevieja-Año Nuevo" (31 December-1 January); "Vigilia de Reyes-Día de Reyes" (5-6 January).

Last week, all TV screens and newspapers were filled with startling images from Paiporta, a town in Valencia.

More young people in Spain are heading to the countryside, Jorge Ruiz Ortiz notices. Amid the ongoing trend, what should Christians do?

It is a widespread myth: becoming a civil servant is the highest career goal of generations of Spaniards. However, columnist Jorge Ruiz notices that younger people have surprisingly different goals.

Christians in Western Europe tend to focus on the crucifixion and death of Jesus far more than on His resurrection.

It’s official now: 59 per cent of all young people in Spain have some mental problem. This is more than double what it was in 2017. What has gone wrong? Jorge Ruiz Ortiz explores the horizon.

Hundreds of thousands of Spanish men and women have been abused as children, a new report claims. The Roman Catholic Church may fear for its existence, Jorge Ruiz Ortiz writes.

In the last three months, the Spanish government passed a battery of laws aimed at putting itself at the forefront of the most radical progressivism on a global scale.