Extraditions of ex-cops to Argentina may go forward following Cabinet’s move
Argentinean judge is investigating two former officers for torture in the 1960s and 1970s
Princesses’ secretary will remain in Nóos inquiry, rules review court panel
Nóos investigating judge is looking into cash movements in an account held by royal son-in-law
Winter of discontent for Betis?
Bottom side travels to 19th-placed Rayo three points adrift in relegation battle
State auditor finds irregularities in accounts of National Parks agency
Report laments lack of inventory control over the its extensive assets
Spain’s rating outlook raised by S&P as growth returns
Rating firm predicts that Spain's economy will shrink this year
Safety bill calls for 30,000 euro fines for “offenses against Spain”
Cabinet sends proposed citizens’ security law to Congress for debate
A housing bubble, Brazilian style
Home prices in Brazil have surged up by 200 percent since 2008 while access to credit remains stable. The opposite of what happened in the United States and Europe
Goodbye to an era
The lifting of Silvio Berlusconi's immunity opens the door to the regeneration of Italian politics
Peña Nieto plays down the PRD’s withdrawal from the Pact of Mexico
Leftist leader said his party will not return to the bargaining table unless PRI changes its ways
Reform saves Spanish banks 30 billion euros in capital requirements
Cabinet to allow lenders to transform deferred tax assets into state-backed tax credits
Valencia TV signs off with police eviction of workers and power cut
Broadcaster’s staff had pledged to stay on air
UGT head in Andalusia steps down as fraud inquiry grows
Regional government investigates whether labor union illegally received 7.5 million euros
Cuts to HIV programs hindering efforts to combat new infections
Spain has one of the highest incidence rates in Europe, say health professionals
Rajoy uses Scotland to warn Catalonia about separatist regions
“Any region that becomes independent also becomes a third country, and that leads to many consequences, such as currency issues and border controls.”
Swimming upstream
The anathema of fecal implants
Will the classical music produced today still be played tomorrow?
Artistic promoters and conducters warn of a black hole in the future