Well-founded protests
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The public rejects indiscriminate cutbacks in hospitals and their covert privatization
Ex-employer group chief busted for cash laundering and concealing assets
Díaz Ferrán had one kilo of gold in his Madrid home, police say Eight others arrested, including Marsans travel agency liquidator
Opposition praises sacking of general who slammed Catalan separatists
Officer used editorial in military publication to criticize premier Artur Mas’ drive for independence
Opposition gears up to challenge government on pension decision
agencies|Madrid / Gijón|
Socialists believe not compensating retirees for blowout in inflation is unconstitutional
Catalonia premier says that region will miss its deficit targets
Mas claims further spending cuts impossible without undermining social welfare
Regions to receive less than they asked for from bailout fund
Central government to hand over four billion euros less
Madrid joins EU protest against Israeli development decision
Agencies|London / Jerusalem|
London, Paris and Stockholm also summon ambassadors over plan to build in occupied East Jerusalem
Government garners 1.2 billion euros from tax-dodger amnesty
Administration had targeted revenues of 2.5 billion Late rush sees figure rise considerably
A friend in Lisbon
In this installment of EL PAÍS’ series based on Mexico’s archive of letters by Spanish exiles, the key role of the Mexican ambassador to Portugal of getting Republicans out of Europe
"My drawings are two-dimensional sculptures"
Jaume Plensa is the recipient of this year's National Plastic Arts Award
Technology giants, taxpaying dwarfs
Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Yahoo, eBay and Amazon all see billions in revenue in Spain But these companies have paid just 25 million in taxes over the past three years
Subsidy system provides some relief for automobile industry
Fall in car sales slows to 20.3 percent in November, 15 points less than expected
The fine line between freedom of expression and defamation
The demise of a Telecinco show has raised legal issues about boycotting a company La Noria was brought down by a blogger protesting the appearance of a murder suspect's mother
Story of Spain
When word went round of plans to demolish some houses, the women of the neighborhood linked arms and made a human shield
US jury convicts would-be male model of veteran journalist’s murder
Carlos Castro's gruesome killing occurred after he asked to end the pair’s love affair
Disabled citizens issue “cry for help” against cuts at massive rally
Health workers opposed to privatization plans hold symbolic hospital "hugs"
Madrid gambles on bending casino laws for EuroVegas
Adelson’s megaproject to benefit from discretionary waiving of fines and sanctions for gaming houses