Who’s lying? You be the judge
Someone is not telling the truth about the death of Cuban dissident Oswaldo Payá
Popular Party’s Feijóo defiant over calls for his resignation
Galicia regional premier plays down past relationship with convicted drug lord
More inequality; a chronic problem
The increase in poverty resulting from the prolonged crisis may condition Spain’s future
“A state that doesn’t know where 30,000 of its citizens are is unworthy of the name”
Poet Javier Sicilia founded a victims' movement after his son was murdered
Travels in hyperreality
Thyssen looks at our endless fascination with photorealism
A spark of hope
Israel must cease to wallow in its myths and lies, and begins to face reality
Compostela’s City of Culture to be left unfinished
Galician government calls a definitive halt to work on multi-million-euro prestige project
Double trade record with Morocco
Exports to North African nation skyrocket along with traffic of smuggled goods Spain overtakes France as Rabat's number-one commercial partner
Catholic priest expelled over sex abuse claims
Spanish Church takes unprecedented step after women accuse Mallorca curate Case is one of the country's first to come to light
Berated Bardems decide bar layoffs will be done differently
Acting family feels the heat after trying to use PP labor law
This week’s movie releases
Ralph Fiennes and Helena Bonham Carter in a new adaptation of Dickens's Great Expectations Channing Tatum returns alongside Bruce Willis in toy franchise sequel G.I. Joe: Retaliation
A Lorca spring in the Big Apple
The city is celebrating his stay and his influence with around 20 activities and two exhibitions
The end of the world starts in Spain
Could ‘The Last Days’ herald a new era of sci-fi movies in the Spanish industry?
Barcelona public hospital charging for private rooms
Catalan regional government says its hands are tied over clinic’s money-spinning move