This week’s movie releases
Tom Hanks faces Somali pirates in Paul Greengrass's Captain Phillips
Elijah Wood: “It amazes me how the government is messing up Spanish film”
The Lord of the Rings star unveils his latest Spain-made thriller at Sitges
Nóos case judge rules out calling king’s German aristocrat friend to testify
The petition for Sayn-Wittgenstein to appear was made by Urdangarin’s former business partner
Economy will see growth this year, Prince Felipe tells business leaders
There is money coming in from all directions, says Santander CEO
Colombia to award compensation to one of Pablo Escobar’s victims
The family of a late opera tenor wins legal battle after years of litigation
“If the situation doesn’t change in three months, I will think about leaving”
Real and Spain captain Casillas moots exit from life-long club
A sensible ruling
Two police officers have been found guilty of giving a tip-off, aimed at extending the truce called by ETA
Cuban press makes moves to open up, but crackdowns on journalists continue
Castro government officials announce major policies for media but dissidents remain unconvinced
Barcelona bans bullfighter photo from exhibition ads
City Hall elects not to display "metaphorical" prize-winning image
Planeta Novel Prize honors Clara Sánchez and ex-minister González-Sinde
Publishing house names ‘El cielo ha vuelto’ as its Spanish book of the year
Government unveils four-billion-euro fiscal adjustment plan for 2015
Rajoy administration has not confirmed whether personal income tax hike will remain in place
Madrid to license street musicians but bans performing at siesta time
Aspiring performers will have to pass auditions, but successful candidates will still be barred from playing on the loudest streets
Marcus Brigstocke to close comedy fest in the capital
UK comic to play gigs in Madrid and Barcelona this weekend
Man who died after Mossos arrest suffered blows to head
50-year-old Barcelona resident Juan Andrés Benítez was detained in October following a street fight
The secular language
A surge of enthusiasm is prompted by the charter for schools, that admirable declaration of republican principles that is in every one of the 55,000 public schools in France
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últimas noticias
The battle over the colonial legacy in Mexico: ‘Shadow theater for political gain’
Donating blood or selling tamales: How undocumented immigrants survive when nobody wants to hire them
‘Dark, brutal, beautiful and mad’: Van der Graaf Generator, the darkest and most influential group in progressive rock
Why gossip isn’t as toxic as you might think: It can also be used for good
- 50 years of The Runaways: ‘Getting loaded on drugs, drinking, hating people, falling in love with somebody’
- The fall of a prolific science journal exposes the billion-dollar profits of scientific publishing
- Frida Kahlo’s record-breaking painting was a gift for a US photographer who was her lover for 10 years
- Over a million descendants of Spaniards have applied for citizenship, overwhelming consulates
- Growing popularity of Princess Aiko reopens the debate on male imperial succession in Japan
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