November 17, 2011

Juan López de Uralde, the founder of new green party Equo, is "in for the long haul"

Less help will force filmmakers to find new ways to finance productions, says star

Coach Cúper to appear before Neapolitan prosecutors in match-fixing case

'Interferències' is the first Creative Commons film to debut in cinemas and online

PP leader told EL PAÍS that Dependency Law was "unviable" in current economic climate

Owed 10 billion euros, companies cannot continue financing public health, industry officials say

Authorities regain control of dangerous quarters in south of the city ahead of World Cup and Olympic Games

Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos rescued after two days in captivity

President Fernández takes action after Aerolíneas Argentina was forced to cancel all international flights last weekend

French court paves way for Panama's Noriega to be sent home to face charges

Desertec Industrial Initiative scheduled to get underway in Morocco before spreading east to Egypt and beyond

Paul Ríos' peace organization Lokarri helped to organize the conference that led to the terrorists' ceasefire declaration

Rajoy planning to follow the letter of the law should he win the general election

Zapatero finally joins Socialist candidate on campaign trail in Málaga

The Popular Party candidate tells EL PAÍS that pensions are safe, but all other social spending could be curtailed; abortion reform and a repeal of gay marriage left up in the air

Risk premium rose close to 500-basis-point mark; Salgado says Spanish debt situation is safe as Zapatero demands European solution; Treasury forced to offer 7.088 percent at 10-year tender