Argentinean lawyers want former Franco ministers to face human rights charges
Buenos Aires judge will hear testimony from Civil War victims in Spain via videoconference
Prime minister warns of fresh cuts in “some budget items” to reduce deficit
No plans to raise VAT or the minimum wage, says Rajoy
Galician Socialists defy central party by continuing with plans for primaries
PSdeG leader Pachi Vázquez says system gives greater voice to the grassroots
Back to reality
Growth will improve and regional tensions lessen if Spain is given two more years to rein in the deficit
Real hopes two comes before 10
Madrid must reverse formidable German record to gain foothold in semifinal clash
PP agrees cooperation deal with Chinese Communist Party
The conservatives and Beijing’s government grouping sign “memorandum for understanding and exchange”
Pemex seeks new alliances in Asia
Mexico wants to stop relying on the United States as its major oil customer
Speculative derivative contracts leave three-billion-euro hole in Portugal’s finances
Two secretaries of state dismissed after discovery
Two men arrested on terrorism charges in Zaragoza and Murcia
Police believe Algerian and Moroccan had links to Al Qaeda
Canary Islands join Andalusia in expropriation plan for empty homes
Companies will be forced to put up vacant properties for rental
Peña Nieto forced to halt Pact for Mexico reform process
Conservatives threaten to break consensus deal after president plays down vote-buying controversy
Recession eases in first quarter, Bank of Spain says
GDP contracted 0.5 percent from previous three months after decline of 0.8 percent in the final quarter of 2012
Spain’s risk premium falls below 300 for first time in over a year
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Treasury sells three-month bills at record low yield
Patricia McCormick: a lady in the macho world of the bullring
The first American female matador has died at the age of 83
A dictator's retreat lies in ruins
Canto del Pico, in the northwest of Madrid, was once a home for nobility The weekend haunt of General Franco is now being allowed to fall into disrepair
Is there an audience left for independent film in Spain?
The demise of distributor Alta Films will mean considerably less choice for moviegoers Hollywood will end up taking an ever-larger share of the market
Javier Bardem teams up with the Robert F. Kennedy Center
Actor joins Speak Truth to Power initiative in support of Sahrawi people
No action over German royal's claim to have spied for Spain
The king's personal friend Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein said she carried out "classified" work
Politicians losing sleep
The dignitary, the governor, cannot be immune to the monitoring of citizens, when instead of serving, he cheats and robs them
Princess Cristina “was concerned” over six-million-euro mansion purchase
Notary describes Infanta’s doubts and how Urdangarin’s financial advisor pressured for duchess’s signature
Banks in Catalonia will face taxes for holding empty homes
Move comes in wake of Andalusia's similar effort to solve the nation's housing crisis
Maduro appoints head of intelligence agency as new interior minister
Move by new Venezuelan president seen as attempt to keep opposition under control
Brussels to give Spain two more years on deficit as austerity loses its shine
Bank bailout pushed up shortfall to EU-topping 10.6 percent of GDP Minister predicts economy could contract by 1.5 percent in 2013 Portugal also looking for some leeway on target