Snowden and the EU
The European Parliament’s defiance symbolizes the wariness of US espionage
Economy grew 0.3 percent in fourth quarter, De Guindos says
Minister presents advance figures to bolster government claims that recovery is gaining pace
Vigilantes take over another Michoacán municipality
Armed groups enter Nueva Italia in bid to rid city of drug cartel
Ferrer in a hurry as Robredo survives Rosol test
No luck in women’s draw on first day of Australian Open
Prosecutors target son of former Catalan premier in bribery case
Jordi Pujol Ferrusola accused of selling vote during passing of law
The 300 mayors with a major problem
A businessman decided to share his lottery ticket with his clients, all local leaders But when the number came up, some decided to pocket the cash rather than helping their villages
Princess Cristina’s appearance before Nóos case judge brought forward to February 8
Royal’s lawyer says infanta anxious to clear her name as soon as possible
Interest rates paid by Spanish SMEs on bank loans at lowest level since July 2010
But lending to small companies remains weak, putting a drag on the recovery
Rajoy to realize Oval Office visit dream
PM in Washington to meet Barack Obama and sell Spain’s economic recovery
Mexican abuse victims ask that Vatican be tried for crimes of state
UN committee to meet Thursday to examine historic sexual crimes covered up by Catholic Church
A Catalan haven
Could an independent Catalonia come to be a new Liechtenstein, shielded from the EU’s norms of fiscal transparency?
Changes expected down the line for Spanish cable sector
Investment funds and banks are main shareholders in sector where corporate movements are on the horizon Europe thought to favor consolidation
Court rejects Orange’s exclusive right to use the color orange
Magistrates rule in favor of rival Jazztel, which argued that France Telecom’s square brand was “banal and rudimentary”
Burgos activists hunker down against construction project
State security secretary claims protest has been “infiltrated” by violent groups that travel around the country
“I don’t believe that this country has a 26-percent unemployment rate”
William Chislett, former correspondent in Madrid for 'The Times' and now a reputed analyst, gives his view of the crisis and how Spain's political class has handled it
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