Catalonia to stop power firms cutting off vulnerable consumers
Regional government will protect those unable to pay bills in winter
Rubalcaba: “PM has swapped women’s liberty for a handful of far-right votes”
French minister expresses “profound concern” at the Popular Party's draft law saying Spain “has taken a backward step”
An overstretched justice system
Courts investigating complicated corruption cases should be given more resources without delay
The toy sector’s Christmas wish
Spanish manufacturers say that exports have provided a lifeline during the crisis, and that domestic sales are slowly starting to pick up
Spanish tennis player Olaso sanctioned for match-fixing
World number 236 handed five-year ban for not reporting approach to rig 2010 game
Cellphone costs plunge by 22 percent in a year
Price of a one-minute call has now dropped below 10 euro cents
Coca-Cola workers feel the pressure
Iberian Partners, the biggest bottler in Spain, will close plants and reduce its workforce under a new deal between family-owned businesses
The man who thought he was above the law
Ex-Sevilla soccer club chief José María del Nido faces seven years in jail after being found guilty of embezzling 2.8 million euros from Marbella City Hall
Havana’s homophobes
Homosexuals were among the first to be disillusioned by the Cuban revolution
Abortions fell in 2012 under law PP is set to quash
More permissive legislation did not lead to increase as some sectors forecast