Nationalized Catalunya Banc to shed third of staff
Former savings bank planning to shut down commercial network outside of home region
Not quite anything goes
Antiterrorist laws cannot be used as a wild card for protecting secrets of state
Mexican left calls for referendum on oil shake-up
Pemex can be reformed without constitutional changes, argues PRD founder Cárdenas
FARC talks focus on guerrilla members’ future in politics
New negotiating round kicks off in Havana as Colombian government celebrates latest victory against insurgency
Police investigate shooting death of 76-year-old woman with rap sheet for drug crimes
Dolores V. C. was found in her home with single shot to the head
Blind Ourense councilor’s right to record meetings backed by a court judge
Judge finds that rule against recording was not "duly justified" and that it violated the Constitution
No room for women in the armed forces
The number of female recruits in the armed forces has remained stable at around 12 percent since the services were opened up to both sexes 25 years ago
Santiago train crash judge wants to question railway safety chief
Aláez says measures “insufficient” to prevent human error as he criticizes position of speed sign
Algeria 1992, Egypt 2013
Optimism that violence can be contained is hard to find given the regional context
ETA victims association says Bildu is “laughing” after festival compromise
Anger after Jone Artola given place on balcony at the event
Immigrants leave schools as families abandon Spain for home countries
The recession is leading to a drop in the number of foreign students
Madrid Zoo hopeful on panda cubs
Staff say the young, the second brood born in the capital, could be due in the next few weeks However, more tests are required to confirm pregnancy
Spanair crash victims’ families hope Strasbourg will take up judicial fight
Relatives call High Court decision "a great institutional failure"