Socialist leader attacks government over broken electoral promises
Rubalcaba accuses Rajoy of having hidden agenda Andalusian delegates elect Díaz as leader of regional party chapter
The danger that lies within Europe
Reviving democratic forces for the parliamentary race is needed to ward off the ultra-right’s threats
Citizens take to city streets to object to Brussels’ call for more cutbacks
Greenpeace unfurls massive banner against government's planned “anti-protest law”
“My mistake was to stay on during Zapatero’s second term”
Life-long public servant Pedro Solbes rose to become European commissioner and deputy PM He tells EL PAÍS about the situation he endured as a key member of Zapatero's government
Allegedly overcrowded nightclub challenges police headcount
Madrid's Moma was found by officers to have as many as 1,510 people in it, despite legal limit of just 298
Unacceptable clarity
The masculine, serene Camus of the photographs became a man harassed, verbally and physically, by those who had once been his friend
Spain seeks Eurogroup support for draft 2014 budget
Brussels has warned government of need for further cuts worth 35 billion euros
France to appeal Prestige disaster ruling
French government hoping to demonstrate criminal damage to establish civil liability
Echoes of a future culture
Ibero-American entrepreneurs present their innovative ideas for distributing creative works