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Third win over Maccabi Tel Aviv propels Madrid into Final Four
Violence breaks out in Venezuela as opposition demands vote recount
The government and Capriles are accusing each other of stirring up trouble
Cash-laundering charge mires president and pinup’s husband
Journalist claims Kirchner couple hid some $55 million
Pressure cooker used in Boston bombings came from Spain
Authorities discover the blown-off lid of a Fagor model on a building roof
Bárcenas ‘cleaned up’ illegal PP donations in official accounts
Figures in accounts sent to High Court and secret ledgers match up
Spanish companies are among the most indebted in Europe, IMF says
Agency warns Spain’s risk premium could jump again if economy remains weak and reforms are not implemented
Ashley Madison apologizes to Queen Sofía over risqué ad
Dating agency claims that it “deeply regrets” using an image of the royal matriarch in a lover’s pose
The cardinal intervenes
Rajoy must not yield to the pressure of a Church that still behaves as a branch of the state
Nadal wins as ‘Armada’ sinks without trace in Monte Carlo
Mallorcan is last man standing after Almagro, Montañés and Granollers all fall
Spain draws line under diplomatic spat with Venezuela over vote recount
Foreign Ministry statement recognizes Maduro as winner of country’s controversial presidential election EU still has not decided whether it will formally acknowledge Sunday’s race results
Sabadell awarded nationalized Banco Gallego at public tender
FROB still negotiating the terms of the acquisition
Iron Lady, not amused
The late Margaret Thatcher had no time for laughs, and even less for sporting events
"I started the 'escraches' when I came across the man who tortured my dad"
Paula Maroni and Carlos Pisoni founded the popular protest movement in Argentina
"In Europe everyone is waiting for the Chinese collectors to arrive"
Spain is a straggler in the global art market, says economist Clare McAndrew
Yield on Portuguese one-year bill rises
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Auction first to be held after Constitutional Court threw out budget measures
"A diabolical business"
Football clubs are caught in a cycle of rampant overspending The sport's administrators talk about the sordid underbelly of La Liga
Lawyers of Madrid Arena victims demand concert promoter return to jail
New evidence has surfaced in investigation into death of five young partygoers
High Court to probe homage to deceased ETA leader in Bizkaia
'Abertzale' member bailed on glorifying terrorism charge amid calls for Sortu ban
TVE director resigns after accidentally emailing report criticizing journalists
Document discredited candidates for corporation's workers committee on political grounds
Pescanova chairman sold seven percent of company before crisis broke
Fernández de Sousa said he made “significant loses” on shares Proceeds were used to help resolve food processor’s “urgent liquidity problems”
Pescanova chairman lent firm just €9.3 million after selling shares worth €31.5m
Sell-off came in the months just before seafood firm's financial problems came to light
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