High Court orders release of 13 ETA terrorists under Strasbourg ruling
Chief justice fears “social alarm” as rapists and murderers also turned loose
Madrid calls in public firm to clear up mounting garbage
Ultimatum given to striking companies by Mayor Ana Botella expired on Friday evening
Repsol plan to prospect for oil off the Canaries raises hackles on the islands
Company chief says work would start in 2014 and would involve 9bn euros of investment
EU gives approval to Spain’s increased checks at Gibraltar border
European officials found no wrongdoing during fact-finding mission carried out in September
Bank of Spain may revise incompatibility criteria
Decision follows row over nomination of former central bank director general to a private financial sector institution
No further spending cuts needed to meet 2014 deficit target, minister claims
“The Commission is not asking us to amend the state budget,” says De Guindos
Chile’s most polarized election campaign since Pinochet comes to a close
This Sunday's polls will define the future development model of the country
Jesús Mata, 64, witness to history
The TV cameraman risked his life to give viewers a better sense of world events
Outstanding Spanish public debt hits new record high in September
Obligations were equivalent to 93.4 percent of GDP, just under government target for full year
“I will never forget the screams of the executed”
Josep Almudéver, 94, is one of the five survivors of the International Brigades
This week's movie releases
Woody Allen returns with Blue Jasmine, starring Cate Blanchett, while Robert De Niro riffs on his mobster roles in The Family
Brussels asks Spain for more fiscal adjustment to meet deficit obligations
Commission believes additional measures worth €35bn will be required over next three years
The other Spanish cinema
Makers of less-commercial films are increasingly turning to alternative venues
Pyramid schemes
Modern art meets Ancient Egypt at Valencia's IVAM
Colombia in the balance
Last week the FARC and the government agreed on the second point of the talks in Havana. But is this really a step toward peace?
French coastal towns consider fresh legal action after Prestige oil tanker ruling
Councils from Brittany and Landes join forces to seek compensation from the Spanish government