Galicia premier rejects bilateral talks in the “shadows” on new funding system
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Popular Party’s Núñez Feijóo calls for meeting of regional premiers to discuss issues at stake
FARC peace talks enter second year with thorny issues still on the agenda
Colombian government and observers fear a major attack would derail negotiations
Catalan Socialists keep their distance
The “right to decide” move toward a self-rule referendum has been marred by bad faith
A stain on Spanish soccer
The Federation’s silence over Guinea trip has left La Roja out in the cold
Madrid police arrest 300 neo-Nazis in three years amid fears over victim “hunts”
Catalan sovereignty bid fueling latest surge in extremism
Economy remains main risk to Spain’s banks, EC says
Lending may also be weak because of funds being diverted to buy government debt, review of bailout compliance concludes
Melilla authorities illegally returning immigrants to Morocco
Civil Guard hand over sub-Saharans via doors in the security fence
Bachelet fails to win in first round of voting in Chile’s presidential race
Former president will face runoff with Piñera’s former labor minister
What will Obama's legacy be in Latin America?
His strategy would prove meaningless for as long as the region remains secondary in his administration's foreign policy
Pedophile mistakenly pardoned by Morocco to serve out 30-year-term in Spain
Courts uphold appeal against extradition to North African country by Iraq-born Spanish national Daniel Galván Viña
“We must help victims get over feelings of being a victim”
Father Isaac Díez, who was first called in to help his sister when her husband was a kidnapping victim, believes that ETA activists can repudiate violence
Start-ups off the beaten track
Spain has seen a surge in technology firms set up in small cities and even villages
Forgiving the unforgiveable
A decade after murdering Juan María Jáuregui, Luis Carrasco met the politician's wife in a groundbreaking attempt at reconciliation
ECB won’t include public debt in bank asset quality review
Supervisor still to decide on treatment of these holdings in stress tests
France’s Gypsies: the first behind wire fences
Even before the Nazis arrived, many of nation’s Roma were rounded up in a concentration camp
Rajoy’s PP suffers painful splits just as the economy perks up
Many party chiefs are asking for more leadership as corruption scandals continue to mount
Catalan Socialists close ranks against nationalists’ sovereignty plan
Party’s council votes overwhelmingly to oppose plan to ask Congress to approve holding of status referendum