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Dale Fuchs

Dale Fuchs is a freelance correspondent for The Guardian in Madrid, Spain, where she has lived and worked since 1998. During that time, she has also contributed regularly to The International Herald Tribune, The New York Times and the Spanish daily El Mundo

May 2009

  • Boy chosen by Dalai Lama turns back on Buddhist order

    Osel Hita Torres denounces monastic life and bemoans misery of youth deprived of television, football and girls

March 2009

  • Transsexual man expecting twins sparks ethical row

    Spain debates ethical use of reproductive technology after 25-year-old interrupts hormone treatment to conceive

  • Spanish judge to hear torture case against six Bush officials

    Criminal proceedings have begun against the senior figures over Guantánamo Bay detainee abuse

  • Members of Spanish Pro-Life associations

    Abortion on demand a step too far for Spanish right

    Socialist government and church clash over new law as thousands join in protests across the country

January 2009

  • Franco heirs ordered to open his summer retreat to public

    Regional government declares 19th-century property a cultural heritage site after two-year battle

December 2008

  • Spanish townsfolk awarded €3,000 for their Tree of the Year

  • Theft and financial blunders take shine off Bilbao's Guggenheim

July 2008

  • Global touring takes its toll on Picasso picture

  • Spain to pay immigrants to leave

December 2007

  • Minister tells Spaniards to curb lavish tips

  • Lost pre-Inca treasure found in Spanish lock-up

November 2007

  • Artists pay tribute to Lorca at poet's home

    A major exhibition of more than 30 international artists and musicians - from flamenco singer Enrique Morente to the deadpan artistic duo of Gilbert & George - will open this weekend at the summer retreat in Granada of the early 20th century Spanish poet Federico García Lorca

October 2007

  • Hundreds of Spanish civil war 'martyrs' beatified

    The Vatican held the largest multiple beatification ceremony in its history yesterday, elevating nearly 500 priests, nuns and other Catholics killed by leftwing militia during the Spanish civil war.

  • Chad accuses French charity of child trafficking

    · 16 EU nationals held over planned airlift of 'orphans'
    · Jet charter company says it had permit for flight

  • Mud slung at Valencia's damp opera house

    Fallout from rain showers at €332m building immerses star architect in acrimony.

July 2007

  • More than 40 years on, Spain revisits a nuclear accident

    · Wide contamination from US bomber crash found
    · Study prompted by rapid growth of holiday villas

June 2007

  • Quiet Spanish city is Europe's coke capital

  • Barcelona ends bar ban on badly dressed tourists

  • Norway looks after its elderly - in Spain

  • Spain hit by plague of blood-sucking black flies

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