Abertzale hails ECHR decision as “very good news on a human level”
Lawyers for Inés del Río to file for a further 55 ETA inmates to be freed
Lawyers for Inés del Río to file for a further 55 ETA inmates to be freed
Bank deposits also increase in second quarter
Number of years of Social Security contributions to get full pension should also be raised, IEE says
Germany’s ‘Der Spiegel’ claims NSA targeted Mexico to gain policymaking insight
Court ruling could lead to some 450,000 people being declared illegal
The vein of fanaticism in the subculture of ETA can now be fought with political means
Red Cross describes “case of hope” for other victims of human trade
A scrap metal dealer is training young men to compete in brutal no-holds-barred bouts
The ties will be played on November 15 and 19
Former Socialist government minister Serra says salaries and extra payments were legal and “fair”
A global network of small-scale artisans, combining cutting-edge technology with design, is attracting followers in Madrid
Vast majority of Congress representatives currently obtain leave to work outside of their parliamentary duties
Education Minister José Ignacio Wert discusses his reforms to the Spanish system
Faced with imitative xenophobic policies by centrist governments, voters might prefer the McCoy
ECHR calls method of calculating sentences to keep criminals in jail “illegal detention” Justice Minister Gallardón argues ruling "only affects the appellant" in this case
Eurogroup president Dijsselbloem insists there are many reasons for optimism over country’s economic future
Backed by investors, country is seen as emerging from dark days of prolonged recession
New exec Angela Ahrendts opens the door to a collection of luxury accessories bearing the bitten apple logo