April 11, 2011

But agency paints grim picture for Portugal

Spanish company looking to increase its stake to 50 percent before May meeting

Yes vote at 90 percent but only 250,000 opine

Bank of Spain partly at fault for sector's woes, claims banker

In 1755 a tidal wave swept through Cádiz and Huelva, killing 1,240 people; Spain has no early warning system to alert of great waves, experts warn

Nadal joined in red-brick royal court by title debutant Andújar

Documents penned by Spain's former president provide valuable insight into period preceding Civil War

Facebook post brings out 300,000 to protest in Portugal

Beleaguered magistrate facing trial over wiretaps of Gürtel suspects

Anna Veiga, the soon-to-be president of the European Society of Human Reproduction, celebrates a three-decade career with EL PAÍS

Six former inmates revisit their old jail from the dictatorship era

Despite Popular Party claim event would focus on new Basque party Sortu, chants against deputy prime minister were heard

González Macho chosen to succeed Alex de la Iglesia, who resigned over illegal download law

Pair among Spanish authorities' most-wanted terrorists; French gendarme in hospital with gunshot injury