Catalan premier ruffles feathers on Israel trip by visiting disputed Old City
Artur Mas accused of “legitimizing occupation” after snubbing Palestinian leadership
Artur Mas accused of “legitimizing occupation” after snubbing Palestinian leadership
After a 10-year investigation, no one is going to have to pay the cleanup bill for the Prestige disaster
Socialist-United Left regional government has already approved eviction-blocking law and pays unemployed a “social salary”
Maduro government prohibits the use of the term in ransacking reports
Economy minister heralds January end to 18-month banking rescue plan
Equatorial Guinea a “brother nation, in sporting terms,” says governing body
St. Vincent PM threatens to ask Caracas to suspend nation from oil agreement Santo Domingo begins international initiative to explain top court’s decision
Pedro Horrach pens statement citing “no evidence” of involvement in fraud case
GDP rises 0.2 percent in the period July-September as the IMF suggests the need for yet more wage cuts
Former IMF chief threatened and maligned by leftist deputies in Catalan parliamentary hearing into banking crisis
Following the success of his Joyce-based tale 'Dublinés,' author Alfonso Zapico recreated Núñez de Balboa's expedition for his new story 'The other sea'
The Spanish soccer team’s first-ever match in Equatorial Guinea, an oil-rich dictatorship, raises ethical questions
The rise of the extreme right means that the much-neglected European Parliament is about to enter a political high-risk zone
Mexican group has already agreed the purchase of 45 percent of the Spanish meat processor from leading shareholders at 6.8 euros per share, valuing the company at 675 million euros