April to mark lights out for Spanish electricity auctions
Secretary of state for energy Alberto Nadal tells EL PAÍS that a "simpler system" will be introduced
Catholics’ views on abortion differ from those of Church, says new poll
Survey also reveals support for gay marriage
Justice, and nothing more
The appearance of Princess Cristina before Judge Castro was an essential part of this court case
Brussels discovers the mysticism of Francisco de Zurbarán
Exhibition covers every period of Golden Age painter's work
Raquel, the illegitimate countess
Judge denies the right of a woman born out of wedlock to inherit a noble title The decision puts a royal decree from 1791 before the Constitution and civil code
“Judges should have an ideology”
Baltasar Garzón reflects on his career, his supporters and enemies, his political aspirations and a possible return to the judiciary
Cortázar's nightmare
The interview went on for hours. He talked, remembered, laughed; and I was hanging breathlessly on his every word
US weighs into impasse over halted work on Panama Canal
"A swift conclusion to the widening is important for commercial activity," says spokesman