Mass graves are being excavated in Spain to uncover the victims of the Franco regime.
Karl Penhaul
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Shelters in the south of Spain are struggling to deal with a huge influx of refugees and migrants.
Runners from all over the world come to Pamplona to match their wits with half-tonne bulls in this iconic, and dangerous, festival.
Marine servicemen discuss the challenges and rewards of helping stranded refugees reach safety.
The group is in addition to 629 refugees and migrants who arrived in Spain last week after being rejected by Italy and Malta.
NGOs in Valencia are gearing to receive the ship of refugees that had been turned away from Italy, prompting renewed discussions in the EU over the fate of incoming refugees and migrants.
Last month, the armed separatist organisation, ETA, announced it was disbanding, creating space for peaceful campaigners to take up the secession movement.
Several thousand Catalans took to the streets of Barcelona on Sunday calling for pro-secession politicians to forge greater unity and press ahead with their promise to create an independent republic.
In Catalonia, new and returning members of the regional parliament have met for the first time since snap elections in December.
A coalition of secessionist parties is expected to form a ruling majority and to try to reinstate former leader Carles Puigdemont, but judges warn that Puigdemont will be arrested if he tries to return.