Santos “militarizes” Bogota after farmers’ strike riots
Peasant growers take protest into 12th day in several Colombian regions
Socialists want judge to probe data wipeout from Bárcenas’ computers
Popular Party may have broken law in deleting hard drives, opposition claims after evidence blank drawn in court
Díaz promises zero tolerance on corruption as Andalusia premier
But PP opposition plans to link Socialist to investigation into the wrongful use of subsidies for struggling companies
Excessive complacency
The labor minister’s explanations do not allow for a proper evaluation of her reforms
Current account back in black in first half of year
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Tourism and exports behind first such surplus since 1997
Chacón’s Miami move disparaged by fellow Socialists
Sources in opposition skeptical about leadership aspirant’s commitment to contribute to party renewal
Andalusian union in new supermarket protest raid
Activists carry out back-to-school 'shopping' for impoverished families
Peru’s 10-year healing process still incomplete
A decade on from the country’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Ayacucho shows uneven progress
This week's movie releases
A kidnapping, a convict on the run, a girl taken to a magical world, a secret band of demon-slayers and One Direction
Mixed matches for Liga clubs
Real and Barça to face Juventus and Milan in Champions League group stage
Competing actors, but best of friends
Antonio de la Torre and Javier Cámara are both up for prizes
The curtain falls on Can Fabes - but hopefully not for long say owners
"It will be very tough for everyone," says late owner's daughter.
A photographic dreamworld
The Getxophoto festival turns its lenses on the surreal
Data Protection Agency probes Civil Guard after GPS tracking complaint
Union claims that system was used to track employees without their knowledge.
Railways to get safety boost
One month after derailment, all tracks across Spain to be fitted with signalling and automatic braking systems