Race to become the new face of Spanish Socialism gets underway
Madrid|
After the "battle of the manifestos" in wake of electoral defeat, two candidates take different approach to party endorsements
Cutbacks to push foreign development aid allocation back to 2004 levels
Madrid|
Spending on overseas projects likely to be so low under PP government that Spanish Security Council ambition could be jeopardized
Spat with PP authorities sees Saramago Foundation pull out of Granada
Granada|
Deeply troubled by mismanagement accusations, writer's widow acts to sever ties
Cuts will ruin growth prospects, experts warn Rajoy
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Analysts agree that the new Popular Party government's first package of measures will simply deepen the recession and worsen unemployment
How a plane-less airport spent 30 million euros on ads
Castellón|
Public firm continued publicity spend despite doubts over Castellón's future; massive statue of former provincial chief goes ahead
Former Balearic premier faces jail as corruption trial gets underway
Palma de Mallorca|
Popular Party's Matas accused of embezzling public funds as well as hiring pet journalist to guarantee good press
The importance of taking a point
Madrid|
New Atlético coach Simeone grateful for gritty return to defensive resistance
The future of the Socialist Party
Zapatero's successor must lead the opposition during one of Spain's most difficult periods
Breaking the cycle of violence
Madrid|
Eight years after the creation of legislation to protect women in abusive relationships, the death toll is the same. Now there are fears that the new government wants to water down the law
Isaac Díaz Pardo Staunch defender of Galician language, culture dies at 91
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The son of a Civil War atrocity victim, he worked tirelessly to reconstruct a local culture under threat
How royal's inside track led to multi-million-euro contracts
Palma de Mallorca|
Urdangarin personally negotiated consulting agreements with some of the biggest international firms until King Juan Carlos put a stop to his business
Balearic pay-before-op abortion plan sparks row
Madrid|
PP-controlled regional government accuses private clinics of irregularities
A portrait of adolescent maturity
Madrid|
At just 23, American photographer Francesca Woodman took her life, leaving behind a legacy of work that has garnered a cult following in the three decades since
Unions reject offer of a two-year salary freeze
Madrid|
Employer group and labor will try to reach compromise before government imposes solution