Cabinet approves controversial education bill that bows to demands of the church
Reforms are being strongly criticized by other parties and many educators
Solicitor general’s office does not think princess is guilty of fiscal fraud
Owning firm with indicted husband doesn't make Cristina responsible, says Balearics' top lawyer
Ex-Caja Madrid chief leaves jail after posting bail of 2.5 million euros
Deputy PM says Blesa case shows the law is being applied “equally” Florida bank purchase approved without expert report
Blesa had no prior banking experience when named president of Caja Madrid
His friendship with ex-PM José María Aznar was a key factor in his appointment
Fake Honduran priest swindles nuns with promise of new recruits
Twenty-year old brought four women from his country to a nunnery in Spain
King Juan Carlos bows to austerity by giving up his yacht
Monarch received the 21-million-euro Fortuna as a gift in 2000
Tired of “killing himself for politics,” Basque PP leader walks away
Centrist politician opened the party to society, but at the cost of electoral clout
A pact merits a tryout
Rajoy rules out a national agreement on employment and offers dialogue on pensions
Legacy
It was the Popular Party that fuelled the property bubble
Prosecutor targets king’s daughter in fresh Nóos case angle
Probe extends to Princess Cristina's tax returns