A Mexican “patron saint” of social outcasts
Peña Nieto dedicates new pardons law to Tzotzil schoolteacher unjustly accused of murder
Health Ministry recommends removal of PIP breast implants
Victims of fraud will still have to pay for procedure unless the surgery was undertaken for medical reasons
Yield on 10-year bond falls below four-percent level
Risk premium down close to 230 basis points as markets confidence in Spain returns
Promising Brazilian oil firm files for bankruptcy protection
Former billionaire’s OGX was the talk of petroleum industry after 2007 debut
“The whip is a thing of the past”
Rights groups and circus associations clash over proposal to ban animals in big tops
ERE case judge summons former Socialist minister back to court
Magdalena Álvarez is suspected of involvement in the Andalusia public fund fraud
‘Pocoyo’ production company on verge of ruin
Zinkia files for protection from its creditors after bond sale fails to attract necessary investment
Insatiable demands
Reinforcing religious content in high schools is another backward step in quality of education
Spanish intelligence routinely turns over millions of private messages to NSA
Telephone metadata and other communications are given to US spy experts for deciphering Spanish law prohibits massive and indiscriminate trawling of networks
Debt collectors feel public backlash
Techniques used by agencies over small defaults are coming under increasing scrutiny Courts are siding with the consumers against service providers
Has Scolari scored an own goal?
Diego Costa's commitment to Spain may come back to haunt Brazil in 2014
Warning to Washington
Rajoy slid down the plane of submission, saying that the foreign minister was merely to summon the US ambassador and "ask him for information" about the spying
Tensions on the rise among Catalan pro-vote parties
Leftists want referendum to include a range of options
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