Argentina punishes Telefónica for blackout
Fernández de Kirchner orders Spanish telecoms giant to pay 31.5 million euros in compensation
Government seeks to reassure account holders as Bankia stocks tumble
Brussels says it must approve any restructuring plan involving state funds for troubled lender
Athletic seeks European seal
Marcelo Bielsa’s team aiming for first continental trophy against Atlético
Rajoy's rocky ride after 100 days in office
The prime minister is famously averse to change, but given the depth of the current crisis, he is having to constantly shift
"The ETA inmate told me he was like a robot when the time came to kill"
Josu Elespe, son of the first Socialist councilor to be killed by Basque terrorists, supports penitentiary benefits for remorseful inmates after meeting with a convicted assassin
Government to crack down on migrants' marriages of convenience
Increase in number of residency applications "alarming," say police
“It would be a tragedy if the arts became mere entertainment”
Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa talks about his latest book, Civilization as Entertainment In it, he examines the way the arts have been reduced to chaos
Bolivia may not "give anything at all" to Madrid for REE stake
Announcement by vice president comes week after Bolivian government announces expropriation
Brussels hands Spain deficit reduction extension
Hollande’s anti-austerity rhetoric puts EU pact on front burner as growth summit announced for May 23
Wandering, squandering...
The solution to Spain' problems will not come from any dismantling of the regional government system
Basque premier rules out early elections after PP pullout from ruling pact
Catalan nationalists to tell Europe that Rajoy doesn't have right to control Spain's regions