Music Awards in balance after SGAE fall from grace
Revamped academy wants to style annual event on Goyas
Labor-reform protestors slam “incompetent politicians”
Protestors carried placards calling for opposition to the “Guantánamo work system”
Public-sector managers face salary cuts of up to 35 percent
Large company chiefs see salaries capped at 105,000 euros Limits placed on fringe benefits such as housing
Valencia police clash with students protesting social cutbacks
Sixteen demonstrators detained after two days of unrest
The street speaks out
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Sunday's demonstrations show that the labor market reform is causing widespread unrest
Libraries with no books - or librarians
The Casa de Fieras in Madrid's Retiro park was due to be converted from a zoo into a library The dire financial situation of the council has seen the project stall
The surprising Lt. Colonel Davis
It would appear that the war in Afghanistan is going even worse than the far from encouraging reports from top American officers tell us
Stopping spy tactics or killing the story?
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the use of hidden cameras is an abuse of privacy But have journalists been unnecessarily deprived of a useful tool for investigative reporting?
The taxman catches up with Rafael Nadal
Tennis star moves business headquarters from Basque Country Companies were saving millions of euros thanks to special tax breaks
Real keeps nose in front of Barça
Leader eases to 4-0 win ahead of tricky Valencia test for champion
"A lot of owners are homophobes"
John Amaechi is the only NBA player ever to have openly revealed he is gay
What happens when family interference turns sport into hurt
The recently aired tribulations of Arantxa Sánchez Vicario are far from uncommon in the pressurized world of young athletes