Andalusia’s Socialists shaken by resignation
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Secretary in general in Seville José Antonio Viera blames "pressure" from regional bosses
Five suspects in Urdangarin case testify for 13 hours
Royal son-in-law evaded taxes, says witness Former accountant testifies that ghost firm was set up in Belize
Battle lines being drawn over job reform
Demonstrators arrested outside Congress appear before judge “Express firings” may also apply to public sector, states decree Unions want to hold off calling a general strike to avoid “falling into trap”
Labor reform makes it cheaper to fire workers
Severance pay cut to 33 days’ wages per year in service Maximum length of temporary contract set at two years
The faces behind the mask
Four members of Anonymous talk to EL PAÍS about the group The hackers have published the personal data of public figures they consider to be enemies
"I've been a solitary hunter"
Rafael Sanz Lobato reflects on shyness, the search for exceptional images and old age
Yemeni scene of pain wins World Press Photo for Spaniard
Samuel Aranda´s image was captured inside a makeshift field hospital during the revolt
French TV show’s puppet doping jibes anger ambassador
Canal+ program Les Guignols de l’info showed "lack of ethics," says Carlos Bastarreche Satirical sketches take aim at Rafael Nadal, Alberto Contador and Pau Gasol
Satire as a matter of state
Spain and France at loggerheads over television puppet-show doping jibes
Plan to fight unemployment
Severance pay cut to 33 days' wages per year in service Maximum length of temporary contract set at two years
Rock around the coast
When local politicians stump up funds to subsidize high-profile concerts, they expect a photo with the visiting band in return
Drug suppliers warn health-sector debts could lead to treatment shortages
Farmaindustria association says supply may be cut off to some regions Some companies already avoid selling to certain areas due to delayed payment