Reforms are key for Spaniards to get their lives back on track, says PM
Rajoy recognizes that first year in government has been one of "pain and suffering"
Fed Cup captain Sánchez Vicario resigns
Former world number one sides with players over dispute with federation chief
Truth, justice and reparation
Bodies of 17 Republican women executed in the Spanish Civil War are finally brought home
Samsung agrees to pay back taxes on Spanish profits
South Korean firm to hand over 9.5 million euros for the period 2005-2008
Series of earth tremors causes alarm in Jaén town
Strongest shockwake measured 3.5 on magnitude scale Seismic experts say there is no risk of larger earthquake striking area
Japan turns back to the usual party
The LDP’s overwhelming electoral victory may aggravate territorial tensions with China
Immigrants temporarily regain right to free healthcare in Basque Country
Constitutional Court lifts bar in region on basis of risk of infectious diseases Co-payment system will stay in place for prescription medicines
Little to cheer at Christmas for Real
2-2 tie in Bernabéu and Atlético’s defeat at Camp Nou renders title challenge "impossible"
Foreclosures more than double this year
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Evictions have created “social conflict,” Spain’s top judge says
An exemplary end
The crash was sudden. Many restaurants closed, others opted to purchase inferior but cheaper fish, and so on with shops, supermarkets and wholesalers across the continent
Discrepancy
Technology has raised to the third power the possibility that a group of people can bring pressure to bear on a single individual
A real nightmare... or an invention?
The reality TV show hosted by chef Alberto Chicote is laSexta's big hit of the season But controversy is being stirred up by disgruntled restaurateurs who have participated
Has Operation Emperor led to 'Chinaphobia' in Spain?
Parts of the Chinese community feel they have been under attack ever since a major money-laundering crime ring was busted
Signs of a vendetta in Cenicientos
Municipal workers fear for their jobs after complaining about non-payment
From Mickey Mouse to the opera house
Composer Philip Glass is bringing the dark side of Walt Disney to the Madrid stage
Are the Paradores headed for ruin?
Spain's loss-making state hotel chain may have to be privatized to survive
Serving up a Spanish ski sensation
The country's winter sports sector is booming and expanding Forecasts suggest this will be a bumper year for snowfall
Santander to absorb unit Banesto through share swap
Deal is party of a restructuring that will include the closure of 700 branches in Spain
“I find it strange that other regions haven’t protested the education bill”
Minister José Ignacio Wert refutes notion that cutbacks in schools could affect quality of teaching
Government seeks to depoliticize legal watchdog and cut salaries
Justice minister wants consensus with Socialists over plan to select a number of neutral judges for CGPJ panel