Mas puts off Catalan status vote until 2016
Regional leader’s announcement stuns pro-independence partners at ERC, who want referendum whether Madrid agrees or not
This week’s movie releases
Cop and robber Bradley Cooper and Ryan Gosling cross swords in The Place Beyond the Pines
Bus drivers in Ciudad Juárez scared off by “vengeful” murderess
“Diana, the hunter” tells a newspaper she was punishing those who raped her and others
Obama lauds Rajoy’s reforms, says Cabinet spokesman
Administration officials are still yet to set up a private meeting between the PM and Obama Spanish officials want study reports by UN inspectors before taking a position on Syria
“If I’d seen the danger, I wouldn’t have answered the phone”
Testimony from driver and conductor of Alvia disaster confirms theory phone call led to fatal crash
The Valencia pensioner facing eviction because of a simple clerical error
Encarna Pérez, 75, may be thrown onto street due to house number mix-up
Prosecutor targets “disproportionate” pay-off packages at failed bank
Anti-corruption chief accuses ex-Caixa Catalunya bosses of giving themselves huge remunerations It also seeks formal implication of ex-defense minister for possible criminal mismanagement
Chile’s judiciary asks for forgiveness over its role during the Pinochet dictatorship
Unprecedented statement comes days before 40th anniversary of bloody coup
Gasquet blocks Nadal’s route to perfect 2013 hard court season
World number nine in good form as he attempts to turn around loss record
Last-minute penalty? Messi pays €5 million to taxman in fiscal fraud case
The amount was due on undeclared income from image rights paid by companies in offshore tax havens
Fallen giant
The purchase of Nokia by Microsoft symbolizes the difficulties Europe has competing globally
City's 10-million-euro bill for an aquarium completely free of fish
San Fernando de Cádiz's Park of History and the Sea has stood empty since 2007
Incoming Andalusian premier vows to fight corruption “on all fronts”
New leader of government tarred by ERE scandal suggests politicians’ partners declare earnings
Spanish services sector enjoys return to growth for first time in 26 months
Figures add weight to expected exit from long recession in the third quarter
“Adopt-a-student” scheme floated to pay spiraling college fees
Some university presidents cautious about shifting burden to private sector