This collection preserve feminist websites from all Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America.

This collection contains archived versions of newspaper articles and opinion pieces about the feminist student movement of 2020 that took place at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México. This movement protested against cases of gender violence and sexual harassment that had occurred at the university. As part of the protests, 7 faculties went on strike and there were protest installations placed in a dozen other schools and departments.

Es un servicio cuyo objetivo es almacenar y preservar diversos sitios web nacionales con la finalidad de asegurar la disponibilidad de la información y el conocimiento generado en formato digital, ante su eventual desaparición.

This collection contains captures of the main websites of Mexico's federal departments and cabinets; of the websites of the presidential candidates (from 2018); and of the website of the National Institute for Access to Information (INAI). All were captured prior to the July 1, 2018 federal elections.

Colombian digital publications compiled by the National Library of Colombia.

On July 24, 2019, Governor of Puerto Rico’s Ricardo Roselló announced he was resigning from office effective August 2nd. It was the culmination of two weeks of mass protests in Puerto Rico calling for his resignation amid corruption scandals and the leak of a chat between Roselló and his inner circle that included homophobic and sexist language, where the casualties of Hurricane María were mocked, and where possible illegal activities were commited. This is a collection of web resources documenting the events that led to the governor’s resignation, and the protests that were characterized by the social media hashtag #RickyRenuncia. It covers the period between July 11 to August 2nd, and includes news reports, opinion articles, and social media content.

A collection of news stories and websites related to the death of Spain's first democratically elected prime minister, Adolfo Suarez. URLs for this collection were provided by the National Library of Spain.

This is a collection of news sites, articles, blogs, and social media related to the train accident in Santiago de Compostela Spain compiled by the Biblioteca Nacional de España

The Spanish Web Archive is the collection formed by the websites (including blogs, forums, documents, images, videos, etc.) that are collected in order to preserve the Spanish documentary heritage on the Internet and ensure access to it.

Due to the enormous size of the Internet and the technological means currently available, it is currently impossible to aspire to exhaustiveness in web archiving. Therefore, in order to try to store as much web information as possible, the Biblioteca Nacional de España has opted for a mixed model that combines massive and selective collections, as other national libraries around the world do.

Archivo y Documentación Acampada Sol. The movement is also being referred to as 15-M or Toma la Plaza.