Judge fixes civil bail of 6 million euros for wife of ex-PP treasurer
Amount will serve as compensation in event Bárcenas' spouse is found guilty
Socialists only happy if PM quits after Congress grilling
Rajoy will try to keep blame in Bárcenas case away from himself and party, say PP sources
A clear, convincing explanation
Rajoy must not miss the opportunity to rectify errors, and to state his plans for the future
Princess Cristina to move to Geneva but Urdangarin will remain to face charges
Duke of Palma is not under judicial order not to leave the country
Train supervisor made call to driver minutes before fatal accident
Renfe worker kept call hidden from police to protect Garzón, sources say
Mexico’s steady decline in murders begins to slow down
Mexico state knocked Chihuahua from the number one spot for homicides in 2012
Correa says he knew that Chávez had “little time left” as early as December
Fidel Castro told the Ecuadorian leader that the Venezuelan president was terminally ill
The growth of inequality
Recovery seems to be returning, but redistribution of wealth in the US is at 1920s levels
Joint custody — a pipe dream?
The government wants to bring Spain’s divorce laws in line with the rest of the European Union But legal experts say the system lacks the necessary resources
Zala, General Franco’s Jewish buddy
The dictator invited the flamboyant businessman into his most intimate circle of friends He was an adventure seeker who had escaped from Nazi Germany