Widow of US banker gunned down in Puerto Rico pressures FBI to solve murder
Bank executives accused in lawsuit of complicity in alleged contract killing
Government to sell 15,000 properties to raise funds
Prime minister announces raft of cost-cutting measures
Argentina’s Supreme Court throws out key part of government’s judicial reform
Ruling seen as a setback for president who vowed to restructure the judiciary
Slowdown for the AVE
The high-speed rail network is a sign of progress, but its scale must be reconsidered
“He was completely obsessive. The children came to fear him”
Missing Córdoba youngsters’ mother testifies in murder trial
Finding work out in the wilds
The Rural Entrepreneur Fair shows there are business opportunities out in the country for those keen to escape crisis-plagued big city life
Catalonia’s health department number two contracted firms he represented
Josep Maria Padrosa's private companies billed CatSalut for over 14 million euros in 2012
Border tensions fly after Haiti bans Dominican poultry products
Haitian officials want to keep eggs and chickens out to prevent bird flu
Finance minister apologizes to Royal Household for tax report blunder
Montoro avoids giving details on how 1.4 million euros in property sales were attributed to Princess Cristina
“Countries that support rail transport are more socially advanced than the rest”
Award-winning engineer José Luis López Gómez reflects on his career and the importance of trains
A less than watertight project
The construction of the second-longest tunnel in Spain has been plagued by leaks Ramming two 25-kilometer long tubes through the Picos de Europa has been a fiasco
Emmet Gowin’s inner universe
American photographer brings his intimate portraits and remarkable landscapes to the PHotoEspaña festival
Just can’t help themselves
The government’s latest appointment to Spain’s top court shows plainly a desire to manipulate justice
Miracle of Mississippi HIV baby should not have been needed in first world
Eight cases of vertical transmission of the virus were recorded in Spain in 2011
Despite the crisis, more join list of high net-worth individuals
Percentage of Spaniards with over €1m in assets continues to grow
Economy chief wants all banks to follow floor clause ruling
Reforms of small print in contracts could cost banks €1bn a year
IMF calls on government to reduce wage and firing costs even further
Officials also say Spain and Brussels should take “urgent action to generate growth and jobs”