PP blocks Socialist bid to have Rajoy grilled over Bárcenas case
Ruling party uses absolute majority to stop debate in Congress PM’s salary revealed to have nearly doubled that of head of opposition
New faces in the Andalusian government
Regional premier Griñán is stepping down to avoid hindering the administration with the ERE case
Villagers’ fear as forest fires cross from Portugal to Spain
Strong winds sent flaming leaves and brush across the Duero river Elderly residents and children had to be evacuated by firefighters
Couple faces legal battle to take babies out of India
Twins are stuck in their birth country until Spain can confirm that their adoption is legal
Rousseff forces minister out after Bolivian politician flees embassy
Patriota "knew nothing" of decision to help corruption suspect enter Brazil
“We are 100-percent kosher,” say defiant Gibraltarians in face of recent accusations
Rock residents claim Spanish media is painting them in a bad light
Griñán resigns as Andalusia premier to shield Socialists from corruption scandal
Susana Díaz put forward as his successor in “historic change”
La Mancha’s miracle man
Mónico Sánchez overcame humble origins and the backwardness of 19th-century Spain to triumph in New York with his great invention: the portable X-ray machine
Spaniard held in Madrid over huge JP Morgan Chase trading loss
US authorities are seeking extradition of Javier Martín-Artajo, who is accused of fraud and falsifying documents to allege cover up a $6-billion hole in the US investment bank’s books
Does this look like a new business model? The Tomatina gets privatized
Tomato-flinging fiesta charges participants as local economy runs out of juice
Rajoy’s other risk premium
As the prime minister embarks on the second half of his mandate, the Bárcenas scandal looks unlikely to go away Meanwhile, the economy is yet to show signs of recovery
Government to have last word on regions' foreign treaties
Catalonia has questioned the legality of the current Law of Overseas Action
Predators of liberty
"Secret of state" is a limit placed on the general principle of freedom to publicize all actions of the public power
Age no barrier in Vuelta as Horner becomes oldest Grand Tour leader
Radioshack 41-year-old: “I think I am capable of doing something big in Spain”
Judge to embargo assets of former PP treasurer's wife
Rosalía Iglesias due to appear in court on Wednesday in tax fraud probe
Socialists begin attempt to have PM admonished for Bárcenas case "lies"
Popular Party expected to make use of majority to block moves to force Rajoy to face new questions
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