February 07, 2011

Francisco Correa to appeal against further two-year preventive prison ruling

Only one out of 10 surveyed gave Zapatero's administration their approval

Spain's businesses fared worse than expected in 2010 and are preparing for a bleak 2011

Released phone taps add to fallout from Operation Greyhound probe

Married to ex-PM José María Aznar, for whom ecology is the "new communism," Ana Botella now finds herself as Madrid's environment chief facing illegal levels of toxic nitrogen dioxide

Government to study charter before deciding on legalization, but Popular Party set against party running in May elections

Spain's businesses fared worse than expected in 2010 and are planning for a bleak 2011

Majority of firms not expecting to hire new workers before June

Virginia Valero, director of the María de Ávila conservatory, explains the short performing life of a dancer, the demanding nature of her trade, and why she does not see its popularity waning any time soon

A new bill allows illegal immigrants to report crimes of gender violence committed against them without fear of deportation

Nicholas Carr's new book warns of the perils of a multitasking world

Loans in danger of default were largely granted to young people and immigrants

Judge Garzón pours his heart out for the first time in a new documentary