Cinema’s longest night
Ten years ago actors turned the Goya ceremony into a virulent anti-war protest Fears abound that Sunday’s gala may witness fresh controversy over PP cutbacks
Some town councilors may get ax, others lower wages
Government reform of local administration aims to make savings of over seven billion euros
Bárcenas was on PP payroll until December, sources say
Ruling party also deducted ex-treasurer’s taxes, and paid pension
Ex-central bank chief complains about minister’s meddling in Bankia
Shares of nationalized bank continue to plunge hitting lowest ever level
Investors may sue Spain over green energy subsidy cuts
“There will be various lawsuits,” says the leader of Spanish solar power association
No oasis
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Corruption has proven to be as rife in Catalonia as in the rest of the country
Catalonia spy case company has dossiers on judges and politicians
Método 3 compiled files over years Sources say Socialist official behind recording of conversation between PP leader and money-laundering suspect’s ex-lover
Thinking water
Surveying Cristina Iglesias’ mold-breaking sculpture
Ultra-Catholics 1, Pope 0
Throughout his mandate the orthodox German cardinal has cut a solitary figure
Madrid to seek €5m damages over illegal Metro strike
Move follows Supreme Court ruling on 2010 two-day wildcat stoppage on subway system
Whistleblowing ex-PP deputy claims he has received threats
Trías Sagnier told prosecutors about ruling party’s concealed slush fund accounts as managed by former treasurer Bárcenas