Tax office chief denies claims of political witch-hunt
Finance Ministry number two rejects talk of a crisis in midst of personnel changes at agency
Finance Ministry number two rejects talk of a crisis in midst of personnel changes at agency
Only six million visit the South American nation annually compared to 53 million who come to Spain
Matas has been ordered to begin serving sentence for influence peddling
Legislation approved by PP, CiU and PNV at congressional committee Law will apply to areas such as bank cash machines and sporting and cultural events
Fears grow ahead of Brazil finals after four hospitalized in pitched battle
Soccer club president bids farewell after conviction for embezzlement is upheld
Budget cuts should not impede action to solve the problems of Spain’s school system
Private consumption expected to grow next year as exports remain strong
Police strikes in nine provinces spark wave of lootings and violence
An archive project aims to tell the story of photography in postwar Spain through its leading figures The website contains memories, anecdotes and a few unwritten laws
Mahmud Selma Daf's 37-year search for his father and sibling led to a desert grave
Essayist Ramón Andrés fine-tunes his eclectic themes in a Barcelona convent
The word tribunal has been cheapened in Spain, and shifted to more diffuse semantic terrain
Identity of person who ordered recording of conversation in restaurant remains unknown
Catalan premier's ally wants simple "yes or no" question on independence "Spain against Catalonia" forum riles regional PP
El Mundo reporter and freelance photographer were kidnapped in September