
Maduro declares war against businesses engaged in price gouging
Venezuelan military sent in to take over electronic retail outlets President’s order sets off buying frenzy with looting at one store

Venezuelan military sent in to take over electronic retail outlets President’s order sets off buying frenzy with looting at one store
The PSOE has laid out a social-democratic program at a political conference without internal divisions

Complainant suffered “panic attacks and pregnancy problems,” say doctors

Opposition proposes break with Vatican, salary caps and limits on pardons

Former doubles world number five tested positive for methamphetamine in July
The market reacted favorably to the news with the firm’s share price rising 4.54 percent

Top court revokes nationality of four generations of Dominicans

Diego Costa forced to pull out of Spain squad after injury in Villarreal tie

Marc Márquez talks to EL PAÍS after becoming the youngest ever MotoGP world champion

Mercadona supermarket chain owner Juan Roig is known for the austerity of his habits and a rigorous treatment of staff

Winner of the Prince of Asturias Prize for Social Sciences dies in his nineties

The Valencia government’s decision to close down Canal 9 has highlighted the weaknesses of a publicly funded media model that has systematically failed to meet its remit

Books by three former prime ministers join raft of memoirs by lesser figures
At the height of the Cold War, no US ally would have talked back about spying
Spanish company to issue 22 million ID chips to electorate before 2014 ballot
Motorists, gender violence offenders and tax fraudsters reap zero tolerance stance following decision to release driver sentenced to 13 years for road death

Steve Wozniak offers a glimpse into the future of technology and which gadgets he believes will stand the test of time