Espana Time is a national news publication covering Spain: the politics of the Congreso and the autonomous communities, the companies and markets that move the economy, the technology being built here, the sport the country follows, and the culture it argues about. We publish in Spanish and in English, and every story is written for readers who follow Spain closely enough to want the detail.
Our readers want reporting they can act on, not just headlines. We exist to give them sharp, well-reported stories that are useful, honest, and never dull.
What We Cover
Our newsroom is organized around the sections that matter most to our readers:
- Business. Companies, tourism, housing, work, and the people running Spanish business.
- Tech. Startups, AI, energy grids, and the digital rules written in Madrid and Brussels.
- Markets. The Ibex 35, bonds, rates, and what moves money in and out of Spain.
- Politics. La Moncloa, the Congreso, the autonomous communities, and the people who run them.
- Sports. LaLiga, the national teams, and the money and politics behind Spanish sport.
- Culture. Cinema, music, heritage, gastronomy, and the institutions that carry them.
Our Newsroom
We are a team of writers, editors, and contributors who care as much about good reporting as they do about good taste. Every story is researched, edited, and fact-checked before publication. We pair timely coverage with the context that tells you why something matters, not just that it happened. When we get something wrong, we correct it openly and promptly.
Editorial Standards
We separate reporting from opinion, disclose conflicts of interest, and hold ourselves to a strict code of accuracy and fairness. Our coverage is never influenced by advertisers or commercial partners. Any sponsored or partner content is clearly labeled, so you always know what you are reading and who paid for it. The detail is set out in our Code of Ethics.
Editorial Independence
Editorial decisions sit entirely with our newsroom. Commercial relationships, including advertising and partnerships, have no bearing on which stories we pursue or the conclusions we reach. That independence is the foundation of the trust our readers place in us.
How We Are Funded
Espana Time is supported by reader subscriptions, newsletters, and advertising. This mix lets us invest in original storytelling while keeping our coverage open to a broad audience. If you would like to reach that audience, explore our advertising and partnership options.
Get in Touch
Have a question, story idea, or correction? Visit our Help & Support page, or submit a tip securely and confidentially. For general inquiries, email hello@mediabroker.org.