Excesses followed by lies
The death of a businessman in custody has cast a shadow on the procedures of the Catalan police
The death of a businessman in custody has cast a shadow on the procedures of the Catalan police
Banking group earned 648 million euros up to September
Review will determine what intelligence should be collected, says United States
Drug traffickers and vigilantes continue to up the ante in cities
Minimum services will be guaranteed on all networks, with a 24-hour stoppage on Thursday
Commission also demands more measures regarding operator’s wholesale broadband
Victory for dissident Peronist Massa opens way for a possible tilt at presidency
Dijsselbloem believes unemployment problem warrants retirement age increase
Opera star Josep Carreras was at the height of a magnificent career when he was diagnosed with the illness in 1987 Now he divides his life between music and fighting to find a cure
There are 573 vacant lots in Madrid, along with a further 421 buildings that are empty or underused These properties have a potential value of 12 billion euros
These old commercial cloisters were once the life and soul of the Spanish capital Now that they are in decline, a new movement is afoot to revitalize the shopping galleries
Andalusian premier Susana Díaz approached in Málaga at official ceremony
Emergency services evacuate further five workers to hospital, all in a serious condition, after methane gas leak at León facility
Tax expert tells court how Popular Party baron Carlos Fabra paid off series of unnecessary bank loans with dirty cash
The construction crisis means a need to seek other ways of appearing in the press
It all began with the megalomaniac T-4 airport terminal at Barajas in Madrid, planned in 1996 as soon as the new prime minister got his hands on the purse strings of power
Local favorite defeated for the sixth straight time in a final
Spain, France and Italy to lead coalition in an attempt to prevent European Commission from obtaining more power