International holidaymakers are keeping Spaniards off their own sun-kissed beaches due to ever-rising hotel and rental prices during an unprecedented tourism boom.

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Spaniards have staged several large protests in Barcelona, Madrid and other cities in recent years to demand lower rents. When thousands marched through the streets of Spain's capital in April ...

Spaniards are constantly tired -- a perpetual condition that has led to low productivity, absenteeism and higher rates of stress. Their problem? They're living in the wrong time zone, experts say.

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The film is dated, but its theme - stereotypes of North versus South - lingers with many Spaniards, like Arturo Noriega. NORIEGA: I think the German people are very punctual, very strict in their ...

With one in four Spaniards out of work, the country has Europe's highest jobless rate. More than half of 20-somethings are unemployed. Spain has entered its second recession in three years.

Spaniards eat lunch starting at 2:30 p.m., and dinner beginning at 9 p.m., more often 10 p.m. Dinner can extend past midnight (though it is not the cultural norm for it to start this late).