Portuguese hit the streets against new austerity budget
Protestors demand lawmakers reject government plan for 2014
Protestors demand lawmakers reject government plan for 2014
Single UPyD seat is crucial in split assembly
Coach presages giving Madrid “a good going over” on Saturday
Thousands of Dominicans, living under harsh conditions in decrepit sugar cane mills where their Haitian ancestors worked, may be stripped of citizenship rights
Colombia’s third-largest city attracts foreigners looking to get high and abuse children
Some campaigners had asked for the vapor-producing products to be regulated by the Health Ministry
Distrust among citizens is growing on a par with the complicity of European politicians
Spanish exclave in North Africa reintroduces controversial razor wire to top of six-meter high frontier fence
The German thinker’s fame as a provocateur has not waned since he published a defense of human genetic manipulation 15 years ago
"There is always more that can be done," Rajoy's government is told at industry meeting in Jerez
Film on Caudillo's countryside communities sparks controversy at festival
Dystopian black comedy is available via Android or iOS app
No Branagh at the helm but ‘Thor’ wields his hammer once more
Support groups say that practice "victimizes" roadside sex workers
While the rise of xenophobic populism in Europe is cause for concern, civil society is also showing the will to confront it
China’s Sinopec currently negotiating to buy Repsol’s 30-percent stake in Gas Natural Two major corporate deals announced on Thursday alone