Galicia town votes to keep mayor who said Franco victims “deserved it”
Popular Party council chief may still be removed from his post as Lugo provincial representative
PP: judge should investigate if “ribbon-cutting” haste led to rail flaws
Congressional spokesman breaks tacit agreement to avoid finger-pointing after July train disaster
Mayor who said Franco victims “deserved it” to keep job
Mayor of Baralla, a small town in Galicia, jeered by demonstrators outside council building "A mayor who supports Francoism cannot continue in the chair," say Socialists
Spain’s trade deficit falls 68.8 percent in first quarter
Exports were valued at 118.7 billion euros, up 8 percent from the same six-month period of 2012
July tourism figures up 3.2 percent on last year
Nearly 8 million visitors came to Spain last month, the majority from the United Kingdom
Neymar makes his mark
Brazilian forward steps off bench after Messi injury to level first leg match in Madrid
Brazil to bring in 4,000 doctors from Cuba
The move is part of a program aimed at covering healthcare needs in the country’s poor interior
This is not just a Greek problem
The difficulties in Athens are proof that the euro zone is by no means out of danger
Demonstrators reportedly call on Cifuentes to "go private"
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Regional government delegate in public hospital after scooter crash
Suspect arrested in stolen heritage case
Investigators uncover more than 2,000 ancient artifacts in ongoing probe
A new revolution in mobile telephony
Applications such as Skype let users make free calls using VoIP technology The high speeds of the new 4G network are set to boost their popularity further
“We are unsure who the judge wants us to send,” says Adif following subpoena
Rail firm consults lawyers in wake of safety chief summons
Tracing the sketches of Spain
Preparatory drawings have been neglected and often lost, but the Botín Foundation has spent a decade cataloguing work by the nation's greatest artists