The addicts who may be forced to go it alone
A network of charity-run centers was set up to combat the 1980s heroin epidemic, but government cuts could see the Spanish system fall apart
New-look Portuguese government promises stability until end of term
After dramatic resignation, conservative leader Portas returns to bigger role in Passos Coelho’s administration
Rajoy talks up economic recovery but ignores corruption revelations
Prime minister blanks threat by former Popular Party treasurer Bárcenas to “topple government”
Now booking: Leticia, the Popular Party’s children’s entertainer
TV star stresses rightwing convictions to help secure performance deals
Spaniards pressure in Pyrenees
Froome retains Tour’s yellow jersey as Valverde and Contador both move up
Danger in Egypt
The military must end repression and set out the calendar for a return to democracy
Socialists tout new regional policy but sovereignty debate persists
Catalan Socialist leader calls Granada agreement “historic” while maintaining support for “right to decide”
Nation’s richest man Ortega must pay €33m after losing tax battle
Court rules against Zara founder but judges there was no attempt at fraud or concealment
The political dangers of setting an example
The mayor of a Madrid suburb claimed to have given up her official car, but she has had to go on the defensive after photos emerged of her using the vehicle