“What would the rest of us do?”
Survivors of the Alt Empordà wildfires pay tribute to local residents who helped in the disaster Citizens came out in force to rescue trapped motorists from a steep cliff on which two people died
Minister’s son victim of assault in Brazil
Close friend of José Ruiz-Gallardón Utrera was shot dead in robbery
Spanish financial markets remain under siege
Risk premium near euro era highs, stocks fall to 2003 levels
Treasury gets by tender hurdle at a price
Government exceeds target at T-bill auction but borrowing costs rise
Portugal cuts deep into public sector deficit
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PM says he would rather lose an election than turn his back on austerity
Unsustainable pressure
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The ECB’s inaction lacks solid reasoning and can only be understood as a means of punishment
Gregorio Peces-Barba dies at 74
One of the founding fathers of the Constitution, university professor and politician
"Power has shifted from elected representatives to financial moguls"
Former Prime Minister Felipe González gives his views on the euro crisis
Well done, man
The Barclays affair shows how financial institutions prefer to make easy money by bending the rules
New tales from the Alhambra
After a decade of restoration, the official re-opening of the Court of Lions is only a few days away. EL PAÍS revisits the heart of the most visited monument in Spain
Waiting for the queen
Spain's most talented swimmer has yet to win a world or Olympic medal
Police keep people's house of laws barricaded from its own citizens
Government fears dark images of officers charging at protestors rushing Congress
Catalonia joins Valencia and Murcia in seeking help from central government
Economic powerhouse has 42-billion-euro debt but did not give a figure for bailout request