Catalan Socialist resigns from party executive over spying case
José Zaragoza provisionally steps down from federal committee after Rubalcaba expresses “repugnance” at political espionage in region
Too much of a hurry
Removing the judge from the “Nóos case” may erode the credibility of the Spanish courts
The great traitor
Microsoft’s Elop has hollowed out Nokia from within the heart of the Finnish former giant
The final 10 most-wanted British fugitives in Spain. Have you seen them?
Police issue call to find individuals accused of murder, drug trafficking and sex crimes, among other charges
Foreigners bring some relief to still-grim housing market
Purchases by non-Spaniards reach a record 17 percent of total transactions in second quarter
Brazil demands written explanation from Obama over spying allegations
New revelations emerge that US intelligence tapped President Rousseff’s calls
High Court sees no reason to pardon PP youth leader convicted of manslaughter
Judges link Ángel Carromero’s sentence with traffic violations committed in Spain
US jails ex-Salvadoran military officer who faces charges for Jesuit murders
Former official lied when he applied for temporary refugee status
Serena serves up birthday masterclass for Suárez
Number ones deliver double spanking to Spanish surprise packages as Djokovic mauls Granollers
No hard fellings toward Spain over plane delay, says Bolivia’s Morales
Bolivian president meets with Prime Minister Rajoy just two months after diplomatic incident
Anti-trust watchdog probes suspected automobile sector cartel
CNC’s investigation covers vast majority of manufacturers and several distributors of their brands
"If the government imposes someone I am not happy with, I'm leaving"
Gerard Mortier is the head of Madrid's Teatro Real opera house He has named six foreign candidates to succeed him, but the Culture Ministry wants a Spaniard
Former PP manager admits being paid money from undeclared donations
Socialist leader says Páez’s statement to judge shows that Rajoy also received under-the-table payments from former PP treasurer Bárcenas
Great drain robbery: police bust gang who used sewer system to rob banks
Father-and-son team would break in through tunnels and then lie in wait
Screwdrivers
The Popular Party took two personal computers from Luis Bárcenas and had their hard disks carefully erased, rendering them useless as evidence in court
Minimum age of consent to rise from 13 years to 16
At the discretion of the court, no offense will deem to have been committed when the adult is “close in development or maturity” to the minor