Pact for Mexico divides country’s conservative opposition
PAN split emerges as Peña Nieto’s reforms get rubber stamp
José Mourinho to leave Real at end of season
Portuguese coach departs after three seasons with one Liga title and a King’s Cup
A generation doomed to joblessness
Youth unemployment can be reduced only by unifying the dual labor market
Spain deports Morocco’s own 007 for infiltrating migrants and Polisario
Ziani was a controversial figure among Barcelona’s Moroccan community
Bachelet keeps Chileans guessing on turn to the left
One month away from presidential primaries, former leader giving nothing away on program
Syrian opposition tries to forge common front in Madrid
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel García-Margallo said that the factions attending the meeting represent the more moderate sector of the opposition
PP congressman tells judge he took payments included in secret ledgers
Eugenio Nasarre says he received 1,800 euros a month from party treasurers in the period 2000-2004
Police believe abuse claims against gymnastics coach are “verified”
Jesús Carballo accused of carrying out sexual assaults while in charge of Spain team
No reversal of tax hike until economy in recovery mode, minister says
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Government expects return to growth in 2014, with GDP forecast to rise 0.4 percent
“I nearly died after being hit by a police officer’s rubber bullet”
Interior claims it has no record of any incident at last year’s miners’ protest
Periphery’s periphery
Southern Europe has become the focus of the euro crisis, but it is in the Balkans where it is hitting hardest
The story of Private Charlie
On March 17 EL PAÍS released a video in which Spanish soldiers were seen kicking two detainees at the Diwaniya base For the first time in Spain, a military court has opened an investigation into prisoner abuse The testimony of Private Charlie (an assumed name used by a serviceman stationed in Iraq between August and December 2003), now offered by EL PAÍS, does not clear up who was behind that barbaric act, but it does describe the environment that made it possible: a combination of tension, inadequate training, phony camaraderie and a feeling of impunity
“I wouldn’t think about going back to Spain for the moment”
After being fired from a Valencia research center, Nuria Martí is now part of the Oregon team behind this month’s embryonic stem-cell breakthrough
Not so much a brain drain as forced exile
Spending cuts are driving researchers and scientists to look for a future abroad
Prosecutors seek to have ex-Caja Madrid chief's case dropped
Attorneys argue against investigative judge’s assertion that purchase of Florida bank was criminal act
High Court will question Popular Party officials on cash bonuses
Senate speaker to testify in connection with payouts listed on ex-party treasurer’s secret ledgers
“Carballo destroyed my life after he sexually assaulted me”
National gymnastics team’s former coach faces abuse accusations from former charge