In “The Last Dream,” the Spanish director offers insights into his complicated relationship with creativity and mortality.
Author: NICHOLAS CASEY
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Because of a strong performance in the snap elections, the governing party will not have to form a coalition in the fractious Parliament.
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A Spanish Mystery: Is a ‘Masked Restorer’ to Blame for a Church’s Botched Repair?
Yet another imprudent fix in a land plagued by vigilante handymen led to angry calls to find the culprit — and to a soul-searching question: Does Spain just have too much history in need of upkeep?
A Divided World United to Launch the James Webb Space Telescope
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Will Juan Carlos, Spain’s Disgraced King, Get a Royal Homecoming?
In the years since Juan Carlos, Spain’s former king, fled the country to escape corruption investigations, some of the cases have been resolved or dropped. Now Spaniards are weighing whether they want him back.