Head of layoff-fund scam and driver “spent 25,000 euros a month on drugs,” court hears
Chauffeur of ex-Andalusia employment chief said they shared cocaine in “marathon sessions”
“There are people who still look down on Morocco”
Fundación Tanja founder Rosa Cañadas is working to bring Spain closer to its African neighbor
Ex-regional chief of Balearics given jail time in first Palma Arena trial
Jaume Matas found guilty of fraud, influence peddling, embezzlement, falsifying documents and dereliction of his public duties
Miracle man Lotina’s biggest test?
New Villarreal coach has pulled off a few shocks — beating Real would be one more
Nadal launches broadside on doping slur in ‘L’Équipe’
World number two lets loose over Canal + France satire show
Finance minister pledges to maintain public sector wages
But Montoro warns town halls about staffing levels
Unions offer to cover less than third of train services during strike
Coverage proposals based on 2010 stoppage
An end to the culture of secrecy
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Spain needs a transparency law to make public administrations more accountable
Telefónica tempts customers with top-of-the-line secondhand phones
Movistar to begin new initiative this week in bid to hang on to clients
“You have to know how to exploit a crisis”
The head of retailer Pixmania says he’s not scared about expanding in Spain
"Paquillo" walks into two-year ban and waves farewell to Olympics
Silver medalist in 2004 admitted to using the blood-boosting substance EPO
Sara Baras returns to Cádiz stage to honor "La Pepa"
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Flamenco dancer's new work is inspired by Spain's 1812 Constitution
Barcelona court sentences “perfect crime” killer to 22 years in prison
María Ángeles Molina committed “premeditated” murder for money
Top court puts ETA-linked cases ahead of abortion ruling
New termination reform likely to precede verdict on 14-week law
Parents, not owners
The right to raise and discipline a child stops short of physical and emotional abuse Determining the exact limits, however, is not easy Part of the problem is that punishment today often arrives too late and is poorly administered