Madrid stampede party promoter to appear in court
Legal representatives of private security firms hired for event also summonsed
Economy minister calls for slack on deficit targets
Comments come amid fears that activity will be dampened "The future of the euro is being played out in Spain,” says Luis de Guindos
Franco-era psychiatric clinic doc wins praise in Copenhagen
Fóra, or, Out is a documentary telling the story of life in a Galician mental hospital The movie was made after two years of research with a grant of 16,000 euros
The battle over elBulli
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Children of investor Miquel Horta claim chef Ferran Adrià cheated their father when he bought back his share in the world-famous restaurant
A dangerous game of poker
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Trying to reach a deal on the risk premium is a mistake that will only encourage speculation
The Spanish chain that's taking its brand of tapas to the United States
100 Montaditos has seen success at home thanks to its cheap and cheerful model
An avalanche of foreclosures
One Madrid courthouse alone has handled around 1,200 evictions this year Judges are not happy with this high number, but are bound by law to act
Banks to halt evictions in “extreme” cases
Government and main opposition to meet on issue that's the cause of growing social alarm
Another Prestige disaster could happen, warns Greenpeace
A lack of political, legal and economic liability is a major factor, says NGO
Basque leader facing solitary for recording political speech
Otegi took advantage of a phone call that he had permission to make to a family member
Voter confidence in political leaders plummets, new poll reveals
Trust in prime minister non-existent among 84 percent of respondents
Police union to support officers who refuse to carry out evictions
Banco Popular chairman warns that a legislative change would end up "rewarding" defaulters
Regions prepare for biggest cost cutting in democratic history
Budgets for 2013 include desperate efforts to contain spending even further