Daphne Clarke Characterisation What are Daphne's major character traits? With her spiky hair and bright clothing, Daphne stood out from other female characters on television at the time. Does Daphne have an outgoing personality? She was portrayed as a strong, smart and independent woman. Does she have parents or siblings on the show? which her grandfather Harry Henderson (Johnny Is she well-liked by the other characters on the program? The way she treated the serial's teenagers as adults also endeared her to the younger viewers. Is she portrayed as intelligent? Daphne had received a good education and worked in an office as a secretary,
What kind of a partner/wife is she?
What kind of a partner/wife is Daphne Clarke?
The character of Daphne was introduced to Neighbours as a "saucy stripper with a heart of gold." In their 1989 book, The Neighbours Factfile, Neil Wallis and Dave Hogan wrote that Daphne came from a rich, but uncaring family. They were rarely mentioned on-screen, making her past somewhat of a mystery. Daphne had received a good education and worked in an office as a secretary, until she told her sexist boss to "jump in a lake." Daphne then chose to become a stripper rather than ask her mother, Tina (Beverley Dunn), for a loan. Of Daphne's profession as a stripper, Smith explained "The whole point of Daphne being a stripper is that she's completely counter to the black stockings and garters cliche. She's a bright girl from a good background who gets fed up with being ogled and pinched by men in her secretarial job and says, right I might as well make some money out of it."  With her spiky hair and bright clothing, Daphne stood out from other female characters on television at the time. She was portrayed as a strong, smart and independent woman. She was often shrewd and "a warm friend" to those around her. Tony Johnston, author of Neighbours: 20 years of Ramsay Street stated that Daphne had "an appealing mix of cheek, savvy and the-girl-next-door." She was a woman in charge of her own life, which helped her to become the serial's first "sweetheart." Smith told Kingsley that her favourite aspects of Daphne's personality were her confidence and stubborn streak. Smith also commented that Daphne wore "zanier clothes" than she did and was more outgoing. The fact that she embodied a "no-nonsense approach" to life and was not embarrassed by her profession as a stripper, meant Daphne became an immediate favourite with viewers.  The way she treated the serial's teenagers as adults also endeared her to the younger viewers. Daphne gave up her career as a stripper to run the coffee shop, which her grandfather Harry Henderson (Johnny Lockwood) gave to her, after he won it in a poker game. Kingsley commented that Daphne ran the business like "a pro". Daphne's position in the coffee shop meant that customers often confided in her and she helped mediate between several parents and their children. She also gained the trust and affection of the teenage characters, most notably Mike Young (Guy Pearce), who she took under her wing, later becoming his legal guardian. CANNOTANSWER
CANNOTANSWER
Daphne Clarke (also Lawrence) is a fictional character from the Australian soap opera Neighbours, played by Elaine Smith. Daphne was created by Reg Watson as one of Neighbours' twelve original characters. The producer had originally wanted Rebecca Gibney to play the role, but she joined the cast of another television series. When Smith came in to audition for a guest part, her appearance, particularly her short haircut, caught the attention of the casting director, who had been looking for an "outrageous image" for the character of Daphne. Smith won the role and she made her on-screen debut in the soap's first episode, which was broadcast on 18 March 1985.

Daphne was portrayed as a smart, confident and independent woman from a good background. She sported a short haircut and bright clothing, which made her stand out from the other female characters on television at the time. Daphne was not embarrassed by her profession as a stripper and her "no-nonsense approach" to life made her an immediate favourite with the viewers. Daphne gave up stripping when her grandfather gave her the lease to the local coffee shop. She used her position to help customers with their problems and gained the trust of many of the teenage characters, particularly Mike Young (Guy Pearce).

Daphne's marriage to Des Clarke (Paul Keane) was central to many of her storylines. After a brief relationship with Shane Ramsay (Peter O'Brien) and two engagements, Daphne married Des in July 1986. She gave birth to their son, Jamie (S.J. Dey), in July 1987. That same year, Smith announced her departure from Neighbours. Not wanting to kill off a popular character, the producers sent Daphne to care for her dying father. However, viewers were not satisfied with this ending and Smith returned to conclude Daphne's storyline. The actress asked for Daphne to be killed off and the producers agreed. She made her final appearance on 25 March 1988, becoming the first regular character to die.

Creation and casting
Daphne is one of the twelve original characters conceived by the creator and then executive producer of Neighbours, Reg Watson. When it came to casting, Waston had initially wanted actress Rebecca Gibney to play the role. However, she joined the cast of children's television series Zoo Family instead. Elaine Smith had previously made several small appearances in various established television series. In 1984, she came in to Neighbours to audition for the guest role of Lorraine Kingham and her short, spiky haircut caught the attention of the casting director, who asked her to do a screen test for Daphne. Smith told Hilary Kingsley, author of Soap Box, "The casting director of Neighbours was looking some outrageous image for Daphne, this stripper – he didn't quite know what, but my haircut was it!" Smith revealed that the idea of playing a stripper amused her and quipped that Daphne was the only stripper who never had to take her clothes off.

Development

Characterisation
The character of Daphne was introduced to Neighbours as a "saucy stripper with a heart of gold." In their 1989 book, The Neighbours Factfile, Neil Wallis and Dave Hogan wrote that Daphne came from a rich, but uncaring family. They were rarely mentioned on-screen, making her past somewhat of a mystery. Daphne had received a good education and worked in an office as a secretary, until she told her sexist boss to "jump in a lake." Daphne then chose to become a stripper rather than ask her mother, Tina (Beverley Dunn), for a loan. Of Daphne's profession as a stripper, Smith explained "The whole point of Daphne being a stripper is that she's completely counter to the black stockings and garters cliche. She's a bright girl from a good background who gets fed up with being ogled and pinched by men in her secretarial job and says, right I might as well make some money out of it."

With her spiky hair and bright clothing, Daphne stood out from other female characters on television at the time. She was portrayed as a strong, smart and independent woman. She was often shrewd and "a warm friend" to those around her. Tony Johnston, author of Neighbours: 20 years of Ramsay Street stated that Daphne had "an appealing mix of cheek, savvy and the-girl-next-door." She was a woman in charge of her own life, which helped her to become the serial's first "sweetheart." Smith told Kingsley that her favourite aspects of Daphne's personality were her confidence and stubborn streak. Smith also commented that Daphne wore "zanier clothes" than she did and was more outgoing. The fact that she embodied a "no-nonsense approach" to life and was not embarrassed by her profession as a stripper, meant Daphne became an immediate favourite with viewers.

The way she treated the serial's teenagers as adults also endeared her to the younger viewers. Daphne gave up her career as a stripper to run the coffee shop, which her grandfather Harry Henderson (Johnny Lockwood) gave to her, after he won it in a poker game. Kingsley commented that Daphne ran the business like "a pro". Daphne's position in the coffee shop meant that customers often confided in her and she helped mediate between several parents and their children. She also gained the trust and affection of the teenage characters, most notably Mike Young (Guy Pearce), who she took under her wing, later becoming his legal guardian.

Marriage to Des Clarke

The first episode of Neighbours saw Daphne hired to strip at Des Clarke's (Paul Keane) bucks party. When the night was interrupted by a neighbour, Daphne left some belongings behind and returned the following morning to collect them. Des's fiancée assumed she had spent the night and called the wedding off. Realising that Des needed a lodger to help him pay the mortgage off, Daphne moved in. Des was instantly attracted to Daphne, but he tried to hide his feelings and became awkward around her. Josephine Monroe, author of Neighbours: The First 10 Years, wrote that the local men queued up to date Daphne, but it was Shane Ramsay (Peter O'Brien) who first caught her eye and they soon began a relationship.

During Neighbours''' first-season finale in 1985, Daphne broke up with Shane and proposed to Des, who accepted. However, on the day of their wedding, Daphne's bridal car was hijacked by a bank robber and she was late to the church. Having been stood up five times in the past, Des gave up waiting and left. The couple failed to sort out what had happened and their relationship ended. Daphne rekindled her romance with Shane and they became engaged, but Daphne became worried about rushing into marriage on the rebound and they eventually ended their engagement. Following advice and encouragement from his mother, Eileen (Myra De Groot), and friend, Clive (Geoff Paine), Des tried to "woo Daphne back."

In June 1986, Stephen Cook from TV Week announced that Daphne would accept a proposal from either Des or Shane, which would definitely result in her getting married. Smith told Cook "I don't know whether Daphne actually needs a man in her life but she's certainly got two men there. It's a triangle that's developed, but to try and give a rational explanation to it is next to impossible." Smith thought Daphne was ideal for Shane and that she had a great deal of love for him. On the other hand, Daphne also loved Des, who she trusted and had become good friends with. O'Brien stated that as far as Shane was concerned, Daphne was the only woman he ever loved and thought that he was more suited to her than Des. Keane commented that despite being engaged five times and stood up once by Daphne, Des had always loved her. He added "It was love at first sight for Des."

Cook later revealed that it was Des who would propose to and marry Daphne. The wedding episodes were broadcast in July and Cook quipped that from the moment Daphne moved into Ramsay Street, there had always been a feeling that she and Des would eventually marry. Despite Shane having once been Des's "rival in romance", he acted as best man. Cook added that the wedding, which saw most of the regular cast on-set, was "no small affair". A few months after the wedding, Daphne became pregnant. Her pregnancy lasted over the usual nine months and Smith explained that the producers had stretched it out for longer, so they could tie it into other storylines. Daphne and Des's son, Jamie (S.J. Dey), arrived in July 1987 and became the first baby to be born in Neighbours.

Departure and death
In 1987, after two and a half years of playing Daphne, Smith decided to leave Neighbours and asked to be written out.Monroe 1994, p.53. She felt that while Daphne had been "a bit of a challenge at first", she felt trapped by her persona. Smith also believed that the role no longer offered her variety and she did not want to stay to be bored, but comfortable. As Daphne was one of Neighbours most popular characters, the producers chose not to kill her off. Instead Daphne's father, Allen (Neil Fitzpatrick), re-entered her life and told her he was dying. Realising that she only had a short time to make her peace with him, Daphne took Jamie and moved away to nurse Allen. Viewers were not satisfied with this ending for the character, especially as it meant Daphne and Des would have to break up, a situation that they would not accept.

Smith agreed to return for a few days in 1988 to finish off Daphne's storyline. This time, the actress asked for her character to be killed off. Smith told Robyn Harvey from The Sydney Morning Herald, "I wanted Daphne to die. I didn't want to be stuck in a television series for the rest of my life. I'd taken Daphne as far as she could go. She's run the gamut of every life experience she could possibly have. I'd had enough." Smith told Nicola Murphy (TV Week) that she would resume filming in February but was not privy to the details of Daphne's final story because producers withheld her scripts. On-screen Daphne was critically injured during a car crash on the way to her father's funeral and she was left in a coma. Off-screen, representatives from the serial's production company tried to persuade Smith to sign a new contract, but she refused. Daphne briefly regained consciousness to say "I love you Clarkey" to Des, before becoming the first regular character to die.

Storylines
Daphne is hired to perform at Des Clarke's buck's party in Ramsay Street. She returns the following morning to collect her watch and emerges from the bedroom when Des's fiancée, Lorraine Kingham (Antoinette Byron), arrives with her parents to call off the wedding. Daphne comforts Des and helps clean up his house. Shane Ramsay, who hired Daphne for the party, flirts with her and asks her to watch him train at the pool some day. He tells her that he wants to see her again and she agrees to go to dinner with him. Daphne decides to move into Number 28 with Des to help him pay off the mortgage. Daphne becomes good friends with Des and she begins dating Shane. Daphne falls in love with Des and after breaking up with Shane, she proposes to him and he accepts. On the day of their wedding, Daphne's car is hijacked by a bank robber dressed in a gorilla suit and she is late to the church. Des assumes that Daphne has changed her mind and he leaves. After failing to sort out what happened, Daphne moves out, while Des's ex-girlfriend, Andrea Townsend (Gina Gaigalas), turns up and claims that Des is the father of her son, Bradley (Bradley Kilpatrick). Daphne rents a room from Clive Gibbons at Number 22 and her best friend, Zoe Davis (Ally Fowler), also moves in.

Daphne's grandfather, Harry gives her the lease to the local coffee shop and she gives up her career as a stripper. She renames the business 'Daphne's' and despite an initial struggle, the coffee shop soon begins making a profit. Daphne gets back together with Shane and they become engaged, but she starts to have doubts about whether she is moving on too quickly. When Des learns that he is not Bradley's father, he tries to win Daphne back. Shane becomes jealous of Daphne and Des's friendship and when he verbally attacks them, Daphne breaks up with him. She gets back together with Des and they eventually marry. Daphne and Des become Mike Young's legal guardians when they learn that he comes from a violent home. Daphne helps Mike when he is banned from seeing Jane Harris (Annie Jones) by her grandmother, Mrs. Mangel (Vivean Gray). Daphne soon discovers that Sue Parker (Kate Gorman) has been sending poison pen letters about Mike to Mrs. Mangel and exposes her. Daphne contracts meningitis, but she recovers and then learns that she is pregnant. Daphne and Des's marriage becomes strained when she learns that he has been in contact with Lorraine. The couple eventually talk and Des explains that he had just given Lorraine some financial advice.

Mrs. Mangel offers to help Daphne paint the nursery and she is knocked off a ladder by Mike's pet Labrador, Bouncer, and suffers amnesia. Mrs. Mangel threatens to sue and Des decides to settle out of court, so that Daphne does not become stressed. But when Daphne learns what Des has done, she is angry with him for keeping it from her. During a picnic, Daphne goes into labour and Beverly Marshall (Lisa Armytage) delivers her son, Jamie. Daphne briefly suffers from postnatal depression following Jamie's birth. During Jamie's christening, Daphne's mother, Tina, turns up. She and Daphne sit down and talk through their problems and part on speaking terms. Shortly after, Daphne learns that her father is dying. Des persuades her to make things right with Allen. Daphne then decides to nurse her father and she takes Jamie to stay with him. Months later, Gail Robinson (Fiona Corke) offers to drive Daphne and Jamie back to Ramsay Street after Allen's funeral. During the journey, they are involved in a car crash, which leaves Daphne in a coma. Des stays by her side and is holding her hand when she briefly wakes up to tell him that she loves him. Daphne then suffers a cardiac arrest and dies.

Reception
Josephine Monroe, author of Neighbours: The First 10 Years, stated that Daphne became one of the most popular and colourful characters to have been in Neighbours. While reviewing the show's early episodes, Newsday'''s Terry Kelleher thought Daphne was "surprisingly wholesome for a stripteaser, preferring housecleaning to home-wrecking." A writer for the BBC's Neighbours website thought Daphne's most notable moment was "Going into labour with Jamie at a riverside picnic." 

Claudia Pattison from mobile network operator Orange branded Des and Daphne one of the most popular couples in the serial's history, while a Virgin Media writer thought that they had "one of soapland's happiest marriages". The Sydney Morning Herald's Michael Idato called them Neighbours first supercouple. Mary Fletcher from Inside Soap commented that Des and Daphne's troubled romance was "one of Neighbours' best storylines." The couple's wedding gained a lot of attention in the UK and Terry Wogan even discussed the episode with Rolf Harris on his talk show the day after it aired.

Tim Teeman and James Jackson from The Times named Daphne's death as one of their top 15 most memorable Neighbours moments. They commented "Like, was that her in the bed or an actress with a Daphne wig? The romance of Des and Daphne (Mr Ordinary and the ex-stripper) was an early Neighbours classic so we felt this one hard". A Herald Sun reporter also included Daphne's death in their list of top ten Neighbours moments. The reporter wrote that Daphne was a popular character during the serial's peak in 1988 and called Des "her soulmate". They added that her death was watched by millions of viewers in Australia and the UK.

Sarah Megginson from SheKnows placed Daphne's death at number three in her feature on the eight most memorable Neighbours moments. She called the relationship between Daphne and Des "one of the series' classic romances." She added "The couple were the first to tie the knot on the show, so when Daphne was fatally hit by a car, Des – and the Neighbours viewing audience across Australia and the UK – was suitably devastated. A columnist from NOW said that the moment Daphne dies was "a tear-jerking moment."

References

Bibliography

External links
Daphne Clarke at BBC Online

Neighbours characters
Fictional erotic dancers
Television characters introduced in 1985
Female characters in television
Lies that Bind  is a Kenyan television soap opera that premiered on November 2011 on the network KTN. It mainly features themes like polygamy, greed, lust, power and contemporary issues that affect families.

Plot
Lies that Bind is a Kenyan drama series that revolves around the wealthy Juma family. It majors mainly about how the love for money can destroy a family. When the head of the family, Mr. Juma, dies of a cardiac arrest, his three wives and their children, together with his conniving brother begin to fight over who gets to inherit the vast fortune left behind.

Cast

Main cast
Lucy Nyaga portrays Joyce, a good wife, the kind that will stand with a man through thick and thin, helping him build his empire. She is one that commands respect from people around her. She has a daughter named Esther.
Ruth Maingi as Salome, the third wife and Richard Juma's true love, and the third wife. She is calm, a good wife and mother. She is very soft and kind. Others like Edith treat her kindness as a weakness. She has two kids, Patricia and Allan.
Florence Nduta as Edith, the second wife and the centre of all the chaos. She is the second wife. She is extremely malicious, greedy and wants all the fortune to herself. She doesn't care who she steps on. All she wants is the rest of the family to give up on all the fortune so that she remains at the spotlight. She is also overprotective toward her son Joseph(Justin Mirichii), as she expects him to take over her late husband's empire.
Justin Mirichii as Joseph, he is a grown man, but still a mama's boy. He is lazy, undisciplined and a drunkard. He is the kind  that waits for his mother to fight for what he believes belongs to him. His mother is the one that fights for him, and fight she does. When Joseph is not fighting the rest of the family with his mother, he drinks.
Tom Osongo as John Juma a manipulative and calculating brother of Richard Juma. He has always been envious of his late brother. He has a great ambition of becoming a Member of Parliament. As his character suggests, he plays the saviour yet he is the villain.
Irene Ayimba as Esther, she is the CEO of RJ Investments. She is generally independent. She is still a bachelorette despite being the eldest on the Jumas clan.
Maureen Koech as Patricia on the other hand is the bubbly young girl in the family who is on a journey of self-discovery. She is experimental, a typical school girl trying to find her way in a world marred by family drama.

Supporting cast
Lenana Kariba as Joseph Juma
Maqbul Mohammed as Ben Juma #1
Joseph Thuo as Allan
Alan Oyugi
Eclay Wangira as Tabitha
Charlie Karumi
Oyondi Lawrence
Dantez Mwenda
Maureen Obae
May Wairimu
Stella Mungai
Olympia Owira 
Naomi Ng'ang'a as Mama Sweetie
Joseph Omari as Richard Juma
Brian Ogola as Ben Juma #2

Broadcast 
Lies that Bind premiered in Kenya at KTN on November 24, 2011. It shared same timeslot with rival soap opera Mali.

Beside airing in Kenya, it premiered in Africa at the Africa Magic Entertainment on weekdays at 6:30 PM CAT. It as also been broadcast in  Urban TV Uganda, MUVI TV Zambia, OH TV Ghana, SBC Seychelles, NBC Namibia.

Awards

References

External links

Kenyan television soap operas
2011 Kenyan television series debuts
English-language television shows
Swahili-language television shows
2010s Kenyan television series This is a list of incidents of violence against women in Spain. The Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality publishes statistics on violence against women and counts every death. Also, media in Spain reports every case of violence against women that results in a death.

In the last decade about 700 women have been killed in Spain by their partners or ex-partners. Since 1999, the number of killed women is over 1,000.

Before 2003 
 November 13, 1992: Alcasser Girls: 3 teenage girls from Alcàsser, Valencia, Spain, were kidnapped, raped, assaulted and murdered after hitchhiking to get to a nightclub.
 April 1993: Kidnapping of Anabel Segura: 2 men kidnap and later (when she was trying to escape) murder a 22-year-old woman.
 December 17, 1997: Ana Orantes:  After her testimony was shown on a television program, she was killed by her last husband. It caused a big repercussion about gender violence, and as a consequence, the restructuring of the Criminal Code of Spain.
 April 20, 1997: Murder of Eva Blanco:  Spanish high school student was murdered in Algete, Community of Madrid. The case remained unsolved until 2015
 October 9/10, 1999: Murder of Rocío Wanninkhof: a Dutch-Spanish teenage girl who was murdered in her hometown of Mijas
 Decembrer, 2001: Murder of Helena Jubany: a librarian who was murdered in Sabadell.

2003 - 2011 
Women killed in gender violence cases
2003: 71 women
2004: 72 women
2005: 57 women
2006: 69 women
2007: 71 women
2008: 76 women
2009: 56 women
2010: 73 women
2011: 62 women
 17 May 2003: Murder of Sandra Palo: A woman (22) is raped, run over by a car and burnt alive by 4 minors (in the 14-18 age range) in Madrid.
 24 May 2003: A man (34) shoots his wife (29) in La Puebla de Híjar Teruel. He killed another woman in 2019.
 24 January 2009: Murder of Marta del Castillo:  a Spanish high school student who disappeared and was presumably murdered 
 14 August 2009: Murder of Sonia Carabantes: Murder of a 17-year-old girl that helped to solve the case of Rocío Wanninkhof

2012- 2014 
Women killed in gender violence cases:
2012: 52 women
2013: 54 women
2014: 55 women
 June 30, 2012: A man kills and butchers his partner in Cadrete.

2015 

60 women were killed in Spain in cases of gender violence

 January 12: A man (70) kills his ex-partner (70) and her sister (64) in Elche. Later, he commits suicide. Five minutes of silence were observed for the double crime.
 January 17: A woman (69) is killed in Orba, Alicante. Her partner flees to Germany, where he confesses the crime at the airport to police. Silent demonstrations were held in Alicante and Valencia.
 January 21: A man (44) kills his wife (39) and then he commits suicide in Terrassa. They had a 6-year-old child. About 200 people meet in front of the city hall to protest against violence against women.
 February 4: A woman is stabbed to death by a man in Arrecife. They met some months previously.
 February 6: A woman is strangled in Ronda. About 30 people protest against the crime.
 February 12: A man (47) stabs to death his partner (38) in Valencia.
 March 9: A man (75) confesses to have killed his wife (76) six months before in San Miguel de Salinas.
 March 10: A woman (43) is killed by her partner in Xàbia.
 March 12: A woman (23) is thrown out of a van driven by her husband (24) in Cáceres and dies due to the injuries.
 March 29: A man kills his wife (31) in Alhaurín de la Torre and then he commits suicide. About 100 people gather in the city hall square to protest against the crime.
 March 30: A man shoots his wife (24) in Lleida and then attempts suicide.
 April 2: A man (34) stabs his wife (29) to death in Vitoria-Gasteiz.
 May 3: A man (50) kills his wife (47) and her boss (57) in Sorbas and Níjar respectively.

2016

Gender violence murders
49 women were killed in gender violence cases.
January 4: A man (41) strangles his partner (43) in Madrid.
January 5: A man stabs his partner (33) in Galápagos, Guadalajara. 
January 7: A man (27) drowns his partner (21) in a  swamp in Alange, Badajoz.
 January 11: A man is detained in Quintanar de la Orden, Toledo after his wife (59) is found stabbed. He is released 4 days later because it is found that the DNA of the knife was his brother's (the brother-in-law's victim), who confessed the crime. Investigation still does not rule out an involvement of the husband.
February 22: A man (41) shoots his ex-partner (37) in Zaragoza.
March 14: A man (46) is accused of stabbing his partner (34) in Gijón, Asturias. Finally he was sentenced to 4 years for reckless homicide as the judge considered that he had stabbed her in a struggle to try to pick the knife from her hands, but without intending to kill her.
April 12: A man (49) stabs his partner (48) in Benidorm, Alicante.
April 14: A mosso d'Esquadra (45) shoots his ex-partner (36) in front of their 7-year-old daughter. Then he commits suicide. In Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Barcelona. 
July 24: A man is arrested accused of suffocating his wife (49) in Bilbao. He was acquitted for lack of evidence in 2018.

Other cases
 July 7: La Manada sexual abuse case: A group of five men sexually abused an 18-year-old girl in a portal.
August 21–22: Murder of Diana Quer: An 18-year-old woman is abducted and murdered.
August 24, 2016: A man ties his ex-wife to her bed and beats her in front of their children in Villa de Vallecas.

2017

Gender violence murders
50 women were killed in gender violence cases.
January 4: A man (20) stabs and kills his partner (40) in Rivas-Vaciamadrid
January 15: A man (31) slays his ex-partner (33) in Huércal, Almería
January 17: A man confesses to have cut his wife's (48) throat and thrown the corpse to a river in Burlada, Navarre.
January 28: A man (59) stabs his wife (55) in O Carballino, Orense.
January 30: Woman (40) killed by her husband (40) in Seseña, Toledo
February 5: A man (44) stabs his wife (38) in Mora, Toledo.
February 7: A man (82) kills his wife (79) while she was sleeping in Súria, Barcelona.
February 11: A civil guard (31) shoots his partner (26) and later commits suicide in Seseña, Toledo.
February 13: A man (57) stabs to death his wife (46) and her daughter (18), his stepdaughter, in Daimiel, Ciudad Real.
February 19: A man (86) stabs his wife (79) in a nursing home care in Campello, Alicante.
February 20: A man (47) explodes two butane cylinders to kill his ex-partner (52) in Redondela, Pontevedra. Both die.
February 21: A man stabs his ex-partner (34) in Santa Perpetua, Barcelona.
February 21: A man (54) is arrested accused of throwing out his ex-partner (48) out of the hollow of a staircase of a building in Valencia.
February 21: A woman (47) appears dead in Gandía, Valencia. A man with restraining order is arrested.
February 22: In Villanueva del Fresno, Badajoz a woman (91) dies due to the stabbing wounds inflicted by her husband (91) two days prior. The sons does not consider this a gender violence case, but is counted as such by the Ministry.
March 1: A man slaughters his partner (32) and then manipulates the gas pipes to cause an explosion and commit suicide. In Madrid.
March 29: A man (47) strangles his wife (42) and smothers their two children (ages, 5 and 8). Then he commits suicide by throwing himself out the window. in Campo de Criptana, Ciudad Real.
March 31: A man (34) strangles his partner (23) and then surrenders to the police in Telde, Gran Canaria.
April 4: A man (36) beats to death his partner (44) and then tries to burn the house in La Laguna, Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
April 10: A man (24) beats to death his partner (29) in El Alquián, Almería and then commits suicide by hanging.
April 21: A man (38) strangles his partner (45) in Barcelona.
May 2: A man stabs and kills his partner (44) and their child in Alcobendas, Madrid.
May 5: A man strangles his wife (39), puts the corpse in a suitcase and throws it to a river in Alcolea del Río, Sevilla.
May 12: A man (40) kills ex-partner (27) and confesses to the police in Madrid.
May 21: A man sets fire to the car in which he and his partner (48) were, both burned to death in La Llagosta, Barcelona.
May 26: A woman (55) is strangled by her husband (61) who tries to commit suicide by stabbing himself. In Madrid.
May 27: A man (48) stabs his co-worker and ex-partner (31) in Molina de Segura, Murcia.
May 27: A man (43) strangles with a plastic bag his partner (37) in Collado Villalba, Madrid.
June 13: A man (51) shots his partner (55) in Las Gabias, Granada.
June 24: A man stabs his ex-partner (39) in front of her 6-year-old child in Seville.
June 25: A man (43) stabs his partner (29) in a car and surrenders to the police in Salou, Tarragona.
July 15: A man (71) kills with an axe his wife (66) in Huéscar, Granada.
July 17: A man beats to death his partner (38) and then burnts the house in Valencia.
August 2: A man (71) beats to death his wife (63) and surrenders to the police in Getafe, Madrid.
August 5: A man (39) beats to death his partner (38) in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
August 16: A man (49) shots his partner (48) and then commits suicide in Totana, Murcia.
August 24: A woman (42) dies stabbed by her husband in Arroyo de la Luz, Cáceres. Although this death appears on the official list of the Ministry, the detainee was released in December of the same year when the investigation considered that this was a case of self-defense.
September 25: A man (22) stabs his ex-partner (20) in Cartagena, Murcia.
September 28: A man (33) slaughters his partner (32) and then commits suicide by throwing himself out of a window in Sestao, Biscay.
October 1: A man (33) shoots his partner (22) and their 15-month baby and commits suicide in Barcelona.
October 3: A man (49) stabs his ex-partner (45) in Miranda de Ebro, Burgos.
October 14: A man shots his ex-partner (66) in Rubí, Barcelona and is detained after trying to escape.
October 22: A man (38) strangles his partner (38) and then commits suicide in Cuevas del Almanzora, Almería.
November 1: A man (45) kills his partner (28) in Arona, Tenerife.
November 9: A man (31) shots his ex-partner (28) in front of a school and at the sight of their 3-year-old son and then commits suicide. In Elda, Alicante.
November 24: A German (41) drives a whole day to shoot his ex-partner (34) who was in Vinaròs, Castellón hiding from him. Then commits suicide.
November 30: A man (40) hits his wife (53), who dies in a hospital in Guadassuar, Valencia.
December 23: A man (29) forces his ex-partner (20) to ride in his car and then crashes it against a pole in Villareal, Castellón.
December 25: A man (35) stabs his partner (30) in Sant Adrià del Besòs, Barcelona. He is arrested after taking a lot of pills.
December 28: A man (40) stabs his partner (37) in front of their three children in Azuqueca, Guadalajara.

Other cases
January 4: A man (24) defenestrates his partner (26) in Madrid The man was charged for mistreatment, but not murder.
January 18: A man (78) suffocates his wife (79) with a pillow, then commits suicide. He left a note explaining that he did that to end her suffering as she had Alzheimer.
February 3: A father, (27) after an argument with his wife in a hospital in Madrid, picks up their 1-year-old child and throws himself out of a window, killing both.
May 18: A woman (55) denounces the partner (29) of her niece whom he had tried to strangle. He kills the complainant before the police can arrest him. In Caudete, Albacete.
May 24: A man (48) who had been accused of gender abuse by his wife (45) 7 years prior has a sex change during the judicial process and claims that Spanish gender violence law no longer applies to the case.
June 1: A man (44) hits his partner (31) and suffocates their 8-month old baby.
November 12: A man (28) murders his two-year-old daughter after learning that his partner (24) wanted to break up with him.

2018

Gender violence murders
50 were killed in gender violence cases .

 January 19: A man (68) stabs and kills his ex-partner (47) and has a car accident while trying to escape in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
 January 29: A man (91) poisons his wife (90) in a nursing home care in Mazarambroz, Toledo.
 February 4: A man (73) denounces the disappearance of his wife (53) in Guadix (Granada) but finally confesses to have killed and buried her.
 February 12: A woman (43) disappears in Navia, Asturias. Her corpse is found 3 weeks later. A man (42) who was already infamous in the village for claiming to be his procurer is arrested and finally confesses the crime.
 March 7: A man stabs his partner (44) in La Viñuela, Málaga. 
 March 24: A man allegedly runs over his partner three times until he kills her in Toledo. 
 March 30: A woman (48) is allegedly suffocated by her old partner (38) in Albox (Almería)
 April 9: A man (41) stabs and kills his wife (40) in front of their children in Blanes, Girona. 
 April 11: A man (46) allegedly kills his wife (39) in Murcia. She was as Colombian human rights defendant who had to leave her country due to FARC threats.
 April 20: In Vitoria-Gasteiz a man kills his ex-wife (43) and her mother, barricades himself in his house while the police surround the building, throws himself out of the window and falls on an inflatable mattress prepared by firefighters that saves his life.
 April 30: A man (36) allegedly beats ex-partner (36) until killing her in Burgos.
 May 11: A man (24) shoots his partner (21) in a shooting range, then commits suicide, in Las Gabias, Granada.
 June 8: A man (64) stabs his wife (49) and then tries to burn the house in Las Palmas.
 June 17: A man (53) allegedly shoots his partner (44) in Guadahortuna, Granada.
 June 18: A man (48) suffocates his partner (40) then surrenders to the police in Badalona, Barcelona.
 June 18: A man shoots his wife (47) in O Porriño, Lugo. Then commits suicide.
 June 25: A man (39) strangles his partner (37) in Zaragoza.
 July 5: A man (47) beats his partner (44) and strangles her with a cable in Madrid.
 July 6: A man (88) beheads his Alzheimers suffering wife (84) and commits suicide by throwing himself of out a window in La Felguera, Asturias. One of their children objected to the classification of this case as gender violence.
 July 7: A man (33) disobeys a restraining order and stabs his partner (24) in Lepe, Huelva. He fled from the authorities, but he was detained the following day.
 July 9: A man (59) beats to death his wife (48) in Collado Villalba, Madrid.
 July 14: A man (45) strangles his partner (40) and suffocates their 3- and 5-year-old daughters. Then he hangs himself (he apparently was trying to pass it as a suicide pact with his wife). In La Orotava, Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
 July 18: A man (54) stabs his wife (57) in A Coruña.
 July 24: A retired cop (69) shoots his wife (62) in Astorga, León.
 August 6: A man (82) stabs his wife (78) in Barcelona.
 August 13: The torso of a woman (25) is found in an abandoned suitcase in a burnt industrial warehouse in Madrid. After identifying the corpse, police proceed to search for his partner (45) (self nicknamed "the king of cachopo"), who is finally found on November 16 working under a false identity in a pub in Zaragoza.
 August 14: A man (39) stabs his partner (21) in Dúrcal, Granada.
 August 19: A man (56) shoots his wife (50) in front of their two sons in Cabana de Bergantiños, A Coruña.
 August 23: A man (27) stabs his girlfriend (35). A few days before they had announced their marriage compromise. In Barcelona.
 August 27: A man (57) strangles his partner (60) in Orihuela, Alicante.
 August 27: A man (48) beats to death his wife (38). His mother helped him clean the crime scene. In Aoiz, Navarra.
 September 6: A man (67) allegedly kills his mother (92) and his Alzheimers suffering wife (68) in Zaragoza.
 September 8: A man (51) stabs his partner (29) in La Caridad, Asturias.
 September 8: A man (41) allegedly kills his partner (35), then fled from the authorities in Borriol, Castellón.
 September 9: A man (49) stabs his ex-partner (32) in Madrid. She had broken up with him when she realized he was married.
 September 15: A man (81) kills his wife (71) with a baseball bat in Barcelona.
 September 21: A man (51) hits his partner (41) with a clothes iron, then suffocates her in front of two of her children, in Úbeda, Jaén
 September 25: A man (49) kills his ex-partner (39) in Maracena, Granada.
 September 25: A man (38) slits the throat of his partner (25) in front of their daughters in Bilbao, Biscay.
 September 27: A man (46) stabs his partner (44) in El Morche, Málaga.
 October 6: A man (53) shoots his ex-partner (48) in the street, runs over one of her daughters while escaping and then hangs himself on a tree in Sant Joan les Fonts, Girona.
 October 11: A woman (30) appears dead in a landfill in Gádor, Almería. Two weeks later her partner (30) is detained while trying to catch a plane to Mauritania.
 October 19: The corpse of a woman (67) is found in a swamp in El Arenoso, Córdoba. Her husband (70) confessed the crime to the police.
 October 23: A man (51), with a criminal record for gender violence and sexual abuse stabs his ex-partner (36) in Seville.
 October 23: A man (47) burns a house with his wife (50) inside in Pamplona, Navarra.
 October 23: A man (40) allegedly shoots his ex-partner (33) then commits suicide in Finestrat, Alicante. (Still under investigation)
 November 16: A man (45) murders his ex-partner (36) in the shop where she worked in Palma de Mallorca.
 November 25: A man (48) stabs his ex-partner (42) in Monzón, Huesca.
 December 15: A sick woman (57) dies in Manresa, Barcelona after being bedridden in bed for several weeks. Her husband (63) failed to take care of her or call the doctors.
December 25: A woman (54) disappears in Cartagena, Murcia.After months of research police arrests her partner. The corpse has not appeared.

Other cases
 January 26: A man defenestrates a 27-year-old woman in Madrid. No sentimental relationship. 
 March 5: A 16-year-old woman is allegedly sexually abused by five men in Jaen.
March 22: Nine men in the range of 18–21 years old, are arrested in Alicante accused of raping 3 minors (14, 15 and 17 years old)
 March 27: In Castellón a man (46) with restraining order goes to his ex-partner's house. Since she wasn't there he tries to sexually abuse her daughter (22) but he is stopped by her grandmother's partner (70), who is killed in the process. The aggressor falls into a ditch while trying to run away and is detained.
 April 16: A man hits his partner and their 7-month-old baby with a bat with the inscription "Doma-esposas" ("Wife-tamer")
 April 30: A man allegedly sets fire to his ex-partner's apartment.
 May 3: A man is arrested after kidnapping his ex-partner for 3 days.
 May 3: A woman (33) is murdered in an open field in Castrogonzalo, Zamora. At first a shepherd is arrested, but finally the police end up arresting his 16-year-old son who tried to incriminate him.
May 17: A man (56) is arrested for allegedly holding his wife (66) and daughter (29) in his home for more than 4 months in Alcantarilla, Murcia.
 June 4: A man (35) kills his ex-sister in law (39) in Albacete. He was actually trying to go after his ex-wife.
 June 18: The corpse of a woman (36) appears floating in a pool of Ciutadella, Menorca. At first it was believed to be an accident, but in November, de 2019 her partner (40) was detained, charged with homicide.
 June 21: A prisoner (42) in regime of semi-freedom non fatally attacks his partner (40) with a hammer. The reason he was in prison is for killing another girlfriend with a hammer in 2002.
 August 13: A man (48) burns himself in Madrid after arguing with his partner (38) extending the fire around the building.
 September 12: A woman (35) escapes from his partner (37) who has kidnapped her for four months in Fuenlabrada, Madrid.
 September 25: A man (48) stabs his 3-year-old and 6-years-old daughters in revenge for his wife (42) having denounced him. Then commits suicide by throwing himself out of a window. In Castellón de la Plana.
 December 12: A woman (26) is murdered by an ex-convict (50) in El Campillo (Huelva)

2019

Gender violence murders
55 women were killed in gender violence cases.
January 4: A man (29) stabs his partner (26) in Laredo, Cantabria.
January 12: A man (50) stabs his ex-partner (47) in front of their son in Fuengirola (Málaga)
January 15: A man (95) beats his wife (95) in Toreno, León.
January 17: A man (50) stabs his partner (47) in Zaragoza. He had already killed another partner in 2003 and the new victim was his lawyer.
January 26: A man (68) kills his wife (69) with an axe in Dos Hermanas, Sevilla.
January 30: A man (19) hits and beheads his partner (17) in Reus, Tarragona.
February 3: A man (57) beats to death his partner (60), who was also his aunt, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
February 8: In the freezer of a man (42) is found the quartered corpse of his girlfriend (22) who disappeared in 2017. In Alcalá de Henares, Madrid.
February 9: A man (34) hits and slaughters his partner (29) and tries to pass it for a suicide. In Planes, Alicante.
March 8: A man (80) shoots his wife (63) in Madrid.
March 9: A man (55) stabs his wife (58) in Estepona, Málaga.
March 10: A man (46) kills his wife (43) with a shotgun in Valga, Pontevedra.
March 25: A man (49) kills his wife (39) and then kills himself in Loeches, Madrid. Their 11-year-old daughter was the one calling the police.
April 2: A Hungarian man (47) who has just arrived to Spain, kills his partner (40) in Rojales, Alicante.
April 7: A man (22) confesses where he buried his girlfriend (26), who had disappeared on February 17. In Vinaròs, Castellón.
April 11: A man (45) beats to death his partner (42) in Mogán, Gran Canaria.
April 20: A national policeman (38) shots his partner (44) in Olot, Girona.
April 23: A woman (39) travels from Germany to Tenerife to visit her ex-husband (43) and their sons. He kills her and their 10-year-old daughter in a cave. Their 6-year-old son escapes and alerts the police.
May 1: The stabbed corpse of a woman (47) is found in Parla, Madrid. She went back to live with his boyfriend (42), despite him having been already denounced 3 times by her for mistreatment.
May 9: A woman (42) appears in her bed dead, naked and with a flower in her bust. Her partner (39) is arrested at the airport. In Torre Pacheco, Murcia.
May 30: A man (47) shoots his partner (39) in the head in Agüimes, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
 June 3: A man (53) shots his wife (51) with a shotgun, then commits suicide in Iznájar, Córdoba.
 June 10: A man (48) stabs his partner (29)because she wanted to break up with him. In Alboraya, Valencia. She is the 1000th murdered women since there are official data in 2003.
 June 14: A woman (49) dies stabbed by his partner (46), who was on probation after having murdered his previous wife in 2002 with an iron cord. After killing her, he set the building on fire, also dying. In Córdoba.
 July 2: A man (42) kills his wife (42) with a hammer in Rute, Córdoba and later surrenders to the police.
July 3: Police found evidence that a woman (25) found dead on 9 September 2018 in Granollers, Barcelona had been murdered by her husband.
July 13: A woman (47) is stabbed by her husband in Elche, Alicante.
July 15: In Almería the heavily decomposed corpse of a woman (39) is found. Autopsy determined she had been stabbed. Police detains her partner (50). 
July 17: A member of the armed forces (57) shoots his wife (54) with a rifle in Cortes de la Frontera, Málaga.
July 21: A man (50) stabs his ex-partner (47) then he hangs himself in Vilalba, Lugo.
July 22:  man (61) stabs his wife (57) in the heart in Calp, Alicante.
July 24: A man kills his ex-partner (47) in Terrassa, Barcelona.
July 29: A man (56) stabs his wife (52) then tries to escape but dies hitting his car with a tree. In Escalante, Cantabria.
July 31: A man (56) shots his wife (55) and harms their son (29) in Villagonzalo Pedernales, Burgos.
August 2: A man (22) hits to death his ex-partner (21) in Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona.
August 16: A man (43) ties his partner (48) and stabs her in Madrid.
August 18: A man (79) hits to death his wife (74) with an iron stick in Jaén.
September 16: A man (41) shots his former wife (39), former mother in law (59) and former sister in law (27) in Valga, Pontevedra.
September 18: A man (39) stabs his partner (31) in front of their daughters (10 and 8 years old) in Madrid.
September 22: A German woman (59) is stabbed by his partner (59) in Mallorca.
September 25: It is found in Málaga the corpse of a woman (31) disappeared since June, 12.
October 20: A man shots (43) 5 times his wife (40) then commits suicide. In La Zubia, Granada.
October 31: A man (52) stabs his wife (41) in Castellbisbal, Barcelona.
November 25: A man (29) cuts the throat of his partner (26) in Abona, Tenerife.
November 29: A man (93) kills with cold weapon his wife in (86) en Iznájar, Córdoba.
December 2: A man (44) cuts the throat of his partner (36) in El Prat de Llobregat, Barcelona.

Other cases
January 1: 4 men (19, 21, 22 and 24 years old) rape a woman (19) in Callosa d'en Sarrià, Alicante.
January 8: A sentence of Supreme Court of Spain concludes that a man hitting his (female) partner is always gender violence, even if both have mutually hit each other.
 February 3: Six men are detained for allegedly gang raping an 18-year-old woman in Sabadell, Barcelona.
November 30: A man was arrested for the alleged murder of his wife (38) in Vicálvaro, Madrid, but was acquitted in March 2020 when the autopsy confirmed that the cause of death was a heart attack.

2020

Gender violence murders
45 women were killed in gender violence cases.
January 6: A man (27) is arrested accused of killing his partner (28) and their 3 year old daughter in Esplugues de Llobregat, Barcelona.
January 12: A man (53) shots his partner (61) then commits suicide. In Puertollano, Ciudad Real.
January, 18: A Mosso d'Esquadra (42) shots his partner (29) in Terrassa, Barcelona.
January, 22: A man (50) kills his wife (43) in front of their 11 and 14 years old sons. In La Puebla de Almoradiel, Toledo.
January, 22: A man (77) stabs his wife (73) in Caniles, Granada.
January, 25: A man (81) stabs his wife (79), then commits suicide. In A Pastoriza, Lugo. The family indicates that the aggressor had senile dementia.
January, 28: A man (45) suffocates his partner (40) in Sant Joan Despí, Barcelona and is arrested at the airport while he was trying to escape.
February 3: An ex-legionary allegedly kills in Gijón, Asturias, his ex-partner, then escapes.
February 7: A man (47) beheads his partner (49) in Lugo.
February 8: A legionary (24) stabs his expartner (38) in Granada.
February 17: A man (59) stabs his partner (34) in Moraira, Alicante.
February 26: A man (51) shoots his wife (43) in front of their 4 years old son, then commits suicide. In Aznalcóllar, Sevilla.
February 26: A man (76) stabs his wife (75) in Fuenlabrada, Madrid.
March 2: A man (69) stabs his ex-wife (65) in Posadas, Córdoba then tries to commit suicide.
March 9: A man shot his girlfriend (37) in Villanueva de Castellón, Valencia.
March 11: A man (60) stabs his wife (56) and their daughter (24) in Abanto Zierbena, Biscay.
March 19: A man (35) kills his wife (35) in front of their children in Almassora, Castellón.
April 4: A man (62) strangles his wife (78) in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
May 3: A man (45) allegedly stabs his partner (36) in Tenerife.
May 27: A man (75) stabs his partner (65) in L'Escala, Girona, then hangs himself.
May 30: A man (55) stabs his partner (51) in Esplugues de Llobregat, Barcelona.
June 14: A man (52) stabs his wife (46) and their 12 and 17 years ol sons in Úbeda, Jaén.
July 13: A man kills his partner (31) by hitting her head in Torrejón de Ardoz, Madrid. He told Emergencies that she had choked on a thorn.
July 14: A man (35) beheads his wife (21) in front of their 3 years old son. In Barcelona.
July 20: A man kills her partner and hides her body in a septic tank in La Corujera, Tenerife.
July 21: A man beats to death her partner (52) in Mallorca.
August 5: A man mortally hits his wife (83) in her head in Corral-Rubio, Albacete and dies while trying to flee.
August 8: A homeless woman (44) is killed by her partner in La Línea de la Concepción, Cádiz.
August 15: A man (44) kills in the street his ex-partner (37). Then he committed suicide. In La Granja de San Ildefonso, Segovia.
August 19: After a month in a hospital, dies a woman (61) whose ex-husband hit her with a hammer. In Cartagena, Murcia.
August 31: In a car in Valencia it is found the corpse of a woman (33). Her partner was captured in Switzerland.
September 10: a man (55) hits to death his partner (57) with a hammer. She used a wheelchair. In Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz.
September 17: The corpse of a woman (29) appears in Santander. She was missing since August and her boyfriend was already in jail as he was a suspect.
September 24: A man (24) kills his partner (26) in Valencia./
September 25: A couple dies in what seemed to be a traffic accident in Cádiz, but the autopsy proved that the woman (32) had already died days ago after being hit in her head.
October 15: An ex-military man (36) shoots his partner (37) then commits suicide in Peguera, Mallorca. Autopsy ruled out a suspected suicide pact.
November 3: A man (35) hits his wife (32) with a rock and tries to hide the corpse behind a bush. In Palma de Mallorca.
November 8: A man stabs his wife (59) in Gondomar, Pontevedra.
November 9: A man strangles his wife (49) in Lloret de Mar.
December 2: An ex-policeman (86) shots his wife (84). She had alzheimer. In Palomares del Río, Sevilla.
December 27: A man (46) stabs his wife (50) in her neck in Villarrubia de los Ojos, Ciudad Real.
December 30: A man (43) confess the murder of a woman (65) in Gáldar, Province of Las Palmas. He had burnt and bury the body.
December 31: A man (37) stabs his wife (28) in front of their 8 and 10 years old children. In Torrejón de Ardoz, Madrid.

2021

Gender violence murders
January 17: A man( 84) kills his wife (82) in Madrid.
February 12: A man (57) kills his wife (56) with an axe in Sestao, Biscay then commits suicide by throwing himself to the river.
February 13: A man (61) shots his ex-partner (52) then shots himself. In Majadahonda, Madrid.
March 2: A man (48) stabs his ex-partner (48) in Torrejón de Ardoz, Madrid.
March 8: A man (45) stabs and shots his partner (45) and their daughter (11), then commits suicide. In El Molar, Madrid.
April 14: a man (40) suffocates his partner (36) in Manresa, Barcelona.
April 19: A man (28) mortally hits his ex-partner (36) in her head. In Mansilla de las Mulas, León.
April 26: A man (37) pours gasoline over his ex-partner (50) and burnts her. In La Bisbal del Panadés, Tarragona.
May 9: A man (60) disobeys the restraining order, slaughters his partner (60) and commits suicide by throwing himself out of a window. In Sagunto, Valencia.
May 17: A man (35) kills his wife (28) and their 7 years old son. In Sa Pobla, Mallorca.
May 18: A man (56) shots his wife (52) in Creixell, Tarragona.
May 18: A man (50) stabs his wife (46) in Corbera de Llobregat, Barcelona.
May 20: A man (51) shots his wife (48) in Pola de Laviana, Asturias.
May 23: A man (31) stabs his wife (35) then tries to commit suicide by throwing himselsf from a window. In Zaragoza.
May 29: A man (54) stabs his wife (41) in Alovera, Guadalajara.
June 3: A man (45) stabs his wife (48) in Porqueres, Girona.
June 5: A man(66) shots his wife (59) in Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid.
June 10: A man (23) confesses to the murder of his ex wife (17). He killed her in June, 2. In Martín de la Jara, Sevilla.
June 12: A man (35) runs over his partner (36) in Marmolejo, Jaén.
June 15: A man (84) kills his wife (81) hitting her with a hammer in Moratalaz, Madrid.
June 21: A man (58) stabs his wife (56) in Valladolid.
June 29: A woman (34) who had been in the hospital dies a week after being stabbed by her partner (69) in Salamanca el 21 de junio. He committed suicide by hanging.
June 29: A man (43) stabs his partner (34) in front of their 3 children. She had asked for a divorce. In Barbastro, Huesca.
July 6: An ex-convict (41) stabs her partner (43) in front of her children. In Murchante, Navarra.
July 15: A man shots (55) in a street of Málaga his expartner (46). 
July 21: A man (79) hits his wife (74) in Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid.
July 22: A man (61) kills his partner (38) and hides the corpse in a trunk for two days before confessing to the police. In Sabadell, Barcelona.
July 30: A man (30) kills his wife, then commits suicide in San Vicente de Castellet (Barcelona).
July 31: A man (50)kills his expartner (25) in Cambrils, Tarragona.
August 10: A man shots his partner, then commits suicide in Sevilla.
September 13: A man (52) kills his wife (32) then commits suicide by throwing himself from a bridge. In Villajoyosa, Alicante.
September 16: A man (48) kills his wife (52) in A Coruña. He had a history of gender violence against two other women.
October 8: A woman is strangled by her partner in Lorca, Murcia.
October 12: A man murders his partner and commits suicide in Vitoria.
October 29: A man (70) dismembers his partner (68) and throws the remains into a container, where they are found by a homeless man. In Torrevieja, Alicante. 
November 7: A man (44) stabs his ex-partner (37) in San Roque, Cádiz.
 December 4: A man (35) stabs his partner 830) in Valencia and tries to pretend it has been a robbery.
December 12: A man (44) stabs his partner (39) in Granada.
December 16: A man (63) shoots his wife (64) and commits suicide. In Sant Joan les Fonts, Gerona
December 17: A man (43) kills his ex-partner (40) and their 11-month-old daughter in Villaescusa, Cantabria. Then he surrenders to the Police.
December 18: A man (39) with a history of gender violence with previous partners, beat his partner to death (35) in Torrevieja, Alicante.
December 25: A man (21) shots her partner (25) en Elche, Alicante and flees. He is detained 4 days later.

See also 
 Violence against migrant agricultural workers in Spain
 List of incidents of violence against women

References

External links 
 Violence against women in Ministry of Health website 
 MUJERES ASESINADAS EN ESPAÑA POR VIOLENCIA DE GÉNERO y MACHISTA en 2020 in ibasque.com 

Incidents of violence against women