“I’m not tracking anti-Americanism; I’m here to build on the relationship”
James Costos is still settling down in Spain but EL PAÍS encounters signs of a switch in style
Wallet found on Madrid Metro with $2-million check inside
“He’s a lucky guy,” says maintenance chief of mystery Californian
Colombia says it won’t accept threats of disclosures from the FARC
Guerrilla leader orders negotiators to release details of secret peace talks in Havana
Corrupt military officials helping Venezuela drug trade flourish
The 1.3 tons of cocaine seized in Paris last week was just fragment of narcotics shipped through the South American nation
Wage freeze for 2.8 million public workers extended into next year
Administrations will be allowed to replace one in 10 state workers who retire in education and health Labor unions say that workers have lost 20 percent of purchasing power
Central bank links lower wages to PP government’s labor reform
Regulator sees no indication that new rules have led to increase in long-term contracts Economy seen emerging from recession this quarter
Mortgages granted in July drop to new record lows
Rampant unemployment and tougher conditions from banks see home loans slow to a trickle
Portuguese Constitutional Court rules aspects of labor reform illegal
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Magistrates argue new rules on dismissal of workers are “too vague”
Excessive optimism
The prospect of record tourism figures and revenues should not mask the need for a new model
Rajoy uses UN speech to push Spain’s claim to Gibraltar
Spanish prime minister describes situation of British colony as an “anachronism”
Search continues for evidence linking parents to murder of 12-year-old
Body of Asunta was found just five kilometers from family’s country property
Forty-two days to hand over a baby
The government wants to give mothers more time to confirm any decision to put a child up for adoption An average 350 newborns a year are turned over at birth
Christmas in September
As soon as he entered the house, he knew something strange was going on… Grandma?
Fluidra takes the plunge overseas
Catalan swimming pool manufacturer and water treatment company is looking to Asia and Latin America to offset a tepid domestic market
Mas: Catalonia referendum must be legal or “tolerated” by Spain
Pro-sovereignty premier moots early elections if Madrid blocks region’s status vote