King’s son-in-law to testify against former business partner behind closed doors
Duke of Palma in court Tuesday in privacy suit over leaked emails
Former PP treasurer admits to authorship of secret accounting ledgers
Bárcenas claims he paid 50,000 euros to Rajoy, De Cospedal in 2010 Party money-man hands over information about finances on a pen drive “The rule of law does not bow to blackmail,” Rajoy tells press
IMF sees weaknesses in banking system
Fund calls on banks to both boost capital and increase lending
Rajoy and the lawbreakers
The public deserves a truthful explanation about the former treasurer Bárcenas in Congress
Violence breaks out in Brazilian favelas ahead of Pope Francis visit
Rocinha was thought by police to have already been "pacified" thanks to special units
No one to go out with
Germany is the country we cannot do without if we are to climb out of the crisis
Sanfermines 2013 closes with safety and sexism at top of the agenda
Australian woman in a serious condition after being gored during final run
Argentina cuts wheat exports to stop the price of bread rising
The government of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has decided to dust off a special Supply Law
Rajoy calls EC president over state aid to Spanish shipbuilders
PM seeks to persuade Brussels not to demand that all subsidies be returned
All equal before the law? Not if you're a politician
Lawmakers, judges and policeman can have their cases heard in a wide range of courts While some say it is an unfair privilege, others argue it is disadvantageous