Ex-Andalusia comptroller claims outgoing premier knew of ERE fund report
The fund was a “very singular budgetary disease,” defendant testifies
Disconcerting Griñán
Andalusia premier alleges personal reasons for his sudden decision to step down
Rail crash near Santiago kills 79
The accident is the worst of its kind in Spain in the last 40 years, leaving more than 130 injured The Madrid-Ferrol Alvia train left the tracks after taking an 80km/h bend in the track at 180km/h
Pope speaks out against legalization of drugs proposed by some regional leaders
Pontiff calls on youths not to fall into “loneliness and emptiness” of money and power
Mexico's government on guard in the wake of violence in Michoacán
Seven clashes between police and suspected delinquents have left at least 26 dead and 15 injured
"I can’t go any faster or they’ll give me a fine," driver wrote on Facebook
Francisco José Garzón Amo, who has tested negative for alcohol, made comments last year
Unemployment falls back below six million in the second quarter
Jobless rate declines to 26.26 percent
Spain’s worst rail disasters
The Santiago de Compostela crash is the deadliest the country has seen since 1972
"All I could say was that there were a lot of dead bodies"
Eyewitnesses tell of the explosion of "dust and noise" at the site of the train crash
Images from Ground Zero
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Video footage shows devastation at crash site, as emergency crews work to rescue the victims
“I hope there are no deaths - they would weigh heavily on my conscience”
Train driver caught in wreckage of crash tells colleagues he was travelling twice the permitted speed