Protest by Spanish fishermen leads to stand-off in Bay of Algeciras
Fleet of around 40 vessels makes attempts to sail through Royal Navy cordon Boats were escorted by Civil Guard in disputed waters
Money and La Liga
The crisis is turning Spain into a leading exporter of world-class soccer players
One leg, an eye and an arm vs. England
In 1741 Blas de Lezo prevented a massive invasion force from taking Cartagena de Indias
“Cancer is the price we pay for life”
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Dr Joan Massagué's recent work has identified some of the genes responsible for the capacity of breast cancer cells to metastasize into bones and lungs
Bárcenas judge orders new handwriting tests on ledgers
Ruz wants to know whether a signature belongs to ex-treasurer Álvaro Lapuerta
Alert, safe and sound
In the field of the arts and journalism this is turning out to be a bad year, particularly in Spain
Public debt reaches 90 percent of GDP after growing €6.4bn in June
The increase puts the total amount owed by Spain's administrations at 943.702 billion euros