Pete Cenarrusa, a tenacious leader of the US Basque lobby, dies at 95
The former cattle baron served for three decades as secretary of state of Idaho
Francoist Galician mayor: “Nobody is going to change my ideas with bombs”
Popular Party official, 74, remains defiant after attack leaves town hall in ruins
News from the Basque Country
Two years after ETA’s definitive ceasefire, sectarian policies and confusion are delaying a solution
Argentina’s leader undergoes “successful” surgery to drain cerebral blood clot
Official spokesman says president is in good spirits following the procedure Fernández de Kirchner reportedly gave orders to keep her condition secret
Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker’s other cross to bear
Spain captain and parents in dispute over company managing player's assets
Bachelet reveals she was interrogated by Chile’s notorious secret police chief
Ex-president in the race for second term contradicts former DINA chief Manuel Contreras claims she was never held during Pinochet dictatorship
The fake Miró, the chopper and the horse ranch: How much is Roca worth?
Details of Marbella corruption kingpin’s vast empire emerge after Malaya ruling
Madrid to fine prostitute users, drug taxis and 15-M camp-out protestors
Begging outside shopping malls or selling Kleenex also to be banned under plans for new city bylaw
IMF improves growth forecasts for Spain but raises its estimate for unemployment
Agency sees GDP contracting 1.3 percent this year, but predicts growth of only 0.2 percent in 2014, 0.5 points less than the government
Gas-storage project will not restart until “safety guaranteed,” says minister
José Manuel Soria makes visit to plant, which is thought to have caused earth tremors
The Guerrilla Girls fight on
A retrospective in Bilbao brings together the work of this female collective, which has been campaigning against sexism in the art world since the 1980s
Diego Costa makes case for Spain shirt
Atlético striker moves to top of scorers' chart and commits to La Roja
Judge accuses former Socialist minister of breach of duty and misappropriation
European Investment Bank number two Álvarez formally named in Andalusia severance payment fund case
Spain stonewalls on Franco-era abuses
The government, Congress and the courts are ignoring the UN's demand for action
Tale of two cities
Madrid is no longer a peasant village dominated by a proud palace, but the economic center of the country. Nonetheless, the stereotypes remain
State institute gave green light to gas plant
Report dating from 2007 makes no mention of the chance of increased seismic activity The Castor Project is thought to have caused hundreds of tremors in eastern Spain