Prison policy
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Government’s gesture will allow some ETA convicts to move closer to the Basque Country
This week's movie releases
The Awakening is a haunted house chiller of the kind Spanish cinema has excelled at in recent years
"It's an adventure film, but what film in Spain now isn't?"
Industry cuts dominate Málaga festival, but so does a quality crop of movies
The king is naked
The timing of Don Juan Carlos’ hunting accident accentuates a sense of institutional decay
Unemployment rises 6.9% to 5.6 million in first quarter of 2012
Number of jobless up by 365,000 between January and March Fears grow over banking sector after S&P downgrade
Rights court investigates 1981 Salvador massacre
The Inter-American Court began hearing testimony on the "Battalion Atlacatl" atrocities government denies ever took place
Protests flare up across Bolivia
Long march begins to demonstrate against Morales' renewed highway plans
Mexican migrations to US come to a halt
Weak job market and tougher border security see illegal residents stabilize
Chávez phones home to quash rumors
Army general's murder and judge's cooperation with DEA rattle Venezuela
Argentinean Senate approves YPF grab
Peronists mull whether to "punish" firms for doing business with dictatorship
After ETA, a slow return to normality
Politicians assess six months of the terrorist organization's "definitive" ceasefire Relatives demand contrition from the gunmen
Metro price-hike saboteurs may face jail
Anonymous group of activists who simultaneously pulled the emergency levers in 13 trains
Santander's earnings fall 21 percent on provisions
Bank tapped ECB for 35 billion euros in long-term funds
IMF: Spanish bank restructuring may need more public funding
Fund identifies 10 “vulnerable” lenders and warns of possibility of hidden debt on books