And what about transparency?
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Corruption needs to be punished, and stamped out via laws that allow information to flow
Sister María faces second court date in stolen babies scandal
Nun is accused of involvement in the 1981 disappearance of twins
Ex-Madrid premier sees no conflict of interest in becoming headhunter
Aguirre snapped up by high-profile agency amid questions over private postings
PP gets its “jack of all trades” out of prison
Ángel Carromero returns to 50,000-euro job as advisor to Madrid councilor
The shadow behind David Bowie
The musician has released his first new work in 10 years New Yorker Tony Oursler is the visual mastermind behind the nostalgic video
US Defense chief Panetta in Madrid to discuss shared security concerns
Mali, Afghanistan and cyber-crime on the agenda
Bank of Portugal predicts much deeper recession than the government this year
Supervisor expects slowdown in export growth to influence a GDP contraction of 1.9 percent
Spain considers logistical support for France in Mali
EU meeting on Thursday to pave way for training mission in face of jihadist insurgency
Constitutional Court freezes one-euro prescription fee on medicines in Catalonia
Region took in 46 million euros from the measure in the second half of 2012 Madrid's identical surcharge also to be challenged by Rajoy government
Whither Spain’s high-speed trains?
Billions have been spent on building a rail network that will soon link Madrid with Paris Economists argue these prestige projects have largely proved to be loss-makers
The beginning of the end of ETA: 25 years since parties joined forces
The Ajuria Enea Pact was signed by nationalist and non-nationalist groups on January 12, 1988
Alhambra sees visitor numbers fall but revenues on the rise
Economic crisis has taken its toll on Granada landmark
Theater therapy for atrocity town
Locals recreate 1933 Casas Viejas massacre in the streets where it took place
Treasury cashes in on market truce by issuing 5.775 billion euros in bills
Government expects improved conditions to persist in coming months
Former Madrid health chief steps down over contract row
Onetime PP official Juan José Güemes denies any conflict of interest in Unilabs privatization deal
My old idol
In an age when subjectivity is viewed as some sort of crime, the Duke of Edinburgh keeps on shooting from the hip
Crossfire of appeals
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The euro-per-prescription fee is inequitable, as it taxes the sick and is generating a legal dispute
Gap between electricity output costs and rates swells in 2012
Increase in premiums on green energy sees “tariff deficit” balloon beyond government limit to four billion euros