Supreme Court denies treasure hunter's final bid to keep haul of Spanish coins
Odyssey has practically exhausted appeals in the US Company has waged five-year battle to keep shipwreck treasure
Catalonia to introduce prescriptions co-pay system in May
Regional health service to charge one euro per prescription
Crusading Judge Garzón thrown off the court bench for 11 years
Supreme Court convicts magistrate in Gürtel phone-tap case
Tobacco laws ineffective in reducing smoker figures
Stricter laws have not brought down numbers Survey shows rise in smokers, to 20 percent of population
Bank of Spain opens investigation into ex-CAM officials
Probe targets early retirement payoffs
Kings for a day: old foes in cup final
Barcelona and Athletic to play May showpiece Real Madrid reticent to host game in Bernabéu
Raúl Arévalo: “This is an endurance race”
The star on being the most talented actor of his generation and looking like Sean Penn
The necessary debate
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Rubalcaba provides responsible opposition and Rajoy again fails to pin down his reactivation policy
Train crash in Catalonia injures 10
Driver taken to hospital in serious condition Collision is third accident on Rodalies light rail network in 21 days
Inconsistent, even contradictory decision
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The prosecution shifts gears in the Gürtel case, by not appealing the acquittal of Camps
The week democracy nearly fell
With hindsight, Spain's transition to free elections after Franco's death seemed inevitable But 35 years ago the fragile process came under sustained attack from extremists Former Interior Minister Rodolfo Martín Villa remembers seven days in January 1977
"Political interference" led to Contador case appeal
World Anti-Doping Agency says it's "delighted" with decision
"The hardest to sell was Mata"
Manuel Llorente has steadied Valencia's finances in two-and-a-half years in charge
Political ideas, anyone?
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With Chacón at the top of the party, you wouldn't have know what you were voting for
"I go hunting for souls, not the masses"
Antoni Tàpies leaves behind him a great legacy as a leader of European informalism The artist was a co-founder of the Dau al Set art movement
Garzón Franco-crimes trial ends with plaintiff counter-accusation
Far-right group Manos Limpias accuses judge of displaying pro-Republican bias Case against former Communist leader Santiago Carrillo was shelved
Probe opened into judge hearing Palma Arena case
General Council of the Judiciary to investigate leaks Inquiry comes after allegations from Jaume Matas's lawyer Magistrate denies wrongdoing
Royal in-law doesn’t want court testimony to be videotaped
Iñaki Urdangarin worried recording will be leaked, sources say