62246: the Fat One
Leganés, Mondragón and Bailén share out 640-million-euro ticket
Barça survives year’s last test
Champion goes top in 2-5 win at Getafe after Atlético battled to victory over Levante
Abortion reform will give medical staff right to conscientiously object
Previously, only doctors directly involved in termination procedure could opt out Pro-life gynecologists may choose to withhold ultrasound scan information from women who are pregnant
Return to the past
The government bows to the most retrograde conservative circles in its abortion reform
Electricity companies hit back in war of words over wholesale auction
Unesa says minister’s claim of “crude manipulation” is a sign of “contempt” for the sector
Going for a song? Teatro Real auctions off pieces of operas past
Over 1,000 costumes, masks, wigs, furniture and props to go under the hammer
The bishop’s weakness
Atlético fan Juan José Aguirre has spent 33 years in the Central African Republic, the world's second-poorest country
Spain “takes a step back” while other nations progress in abortion
Former Socialist minister adds voice to women’s group protests over reform which signals end to free choice on terminations
Nation’s brand still intact away from home
Spaniards now have a lower opinion of their country than foreigners But the international media is beginning to focus on recovery rather than scandals
Spain’s image gets another kicking
Brussels’ investigation into alleged illegal state aid to top Spanish clubs, and the government’s swift and heated denial, could further damage the nation's reputation