Brussels denies Madrid more time to tackle air pollution
Six monitoring stations in capital exceeded permitted limits in 2010
Collective accords to be extended while talks go on
Unions and employers resolve issue raised by labor reform
Workers suffering brunt of internal devaluation
Average salary in Spain 15 percent below European level
The PP’s credibility
Bonuses and gifts are casting a shadow over a party that is calling for cuts to the cost of politics
Gürtel ring provided discounts to Popular Party during Aznar era
Secret accounts show how corrupt network charged double for other events laid on for conservative-run administrations
Kirchner’s private secretary indicted for money laundering
Witness claims that bags of cash were carried through Los Olivos presidential residence Allegations are the latest corruption scandal to rock Fernández de Kirchner’s administration
Domínguez faces new doping probe
IAAF says athlete’s biological passport proves blood manipulation in 2009
PP barons rally around Rajoy after Aznar’s swipe at government
Prime minister sidesteps sniping and pledges no shift in policy Party leaders defend efforts to pull Spain out of its crisis
In China, an awakening civil society and less fear
The blind Chinese activist who in 2012 escaped from house arrest to seek refuge in the United States Embassy in Beijing speaks to EL PAÍS at the Oslo Freedom Forum
Madrid tells labor centers to prioritize jobseekers who still receive benefits
Opposition says scheme discriminates against older workers PP central government denies it is behind controversial move
Welcome to the Spanish Wild West
With its cattle rustlers and vigilantes, there's a Western feel to rural Spain of late
Could a pair of minority groups spell the end of Spain's two-party system?
Opinion polls suggest that the public has had enough of the PP and the PSOE
Madrid students protest plan to exclude 3,500 for not paying fees
Undergraduates affected by crisis must pay by September or leave courses
Credit is the new coal
Jean Monnet, the founding father of European integration, was convinced that integration had to begin with the economy, not politics