If you read my linked comment, I'm talking about using the WHOIS service [0] ICANN is sunsetting that's been talked about in the post, not about getting domain information in the web.
The only way (that I've found) to use the WHOIS service with the .es ccTLD is whitelisting a fixed IP address with your national ID at a government site [1]. And even then, you're rate limited to 10 queries per minute.
The only way (that I've found) to use the WHOIS service with the .es ccTLD is whitelisting a fixed IP address with your national ID at a government site [1]. And even then, you're rate limited to 10 queries per minute.
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