EL PAÍS to name new editor next week
Washington correspondent Antonio Caño nominated to replace Javier Moreno
Coca-Cola axes layoff plan and offers buyouts for workers
Iberian Partners bottling company insists it will not change its mind on closure of four plants
Venezuelan opposition leader finally taken into custody
Leopoldo López says he is turning himself in to an “unfair justice system” but vows not to go into exile
Sean Connery denies involvement in Marbella scandal
Judge shelves proceedings against star, but his wife remains under investigation
Brussels denies receiving Spain’s request for border help
Melilla chief asks for security forces to be given free rein against migrants to prevent “pull effect”
Corruption rows cause gridlock in Navarre’s regional assembly
Opposition parties gang up on conservative regional premier to prevent legislation being passed
Homophobic former Brazilian officer wants to lead human rights panel
Jair Bolsonaro’s candidacy seen as ruling party's apathy toward rights issues
A quarter century of being modern
Valencia’s groundbreaking IVAM center for art opened in 1989 Anniversary show brings out the museum’s best through 412 works
Little cold war
Brussels’ counterattack against Switzerland is aimed at containing Europe’s populist escalation
Vodafone accuses Telefónica and Jazztel of imposing a fiber-optic “monopoly”
British operator asks anti-trust watchdog to force rivals to open up their networks in fair conditions
Popular Party moves to fast-track amendment of universal justice law
Government hoping to shelve around a dozen embarrassing cases
T-bill rates fall to historic lows at tender
Treasury issues 4.524 billion euros in six- and 12-month paper amid heavy demand
Dirty realism
Universal justice is not only a good idea but a principle that ought to be obligatory
Spain wants Tobin tax limited to company shares
Ecofin meeting on Tuesday will debate levy on financial transactions
Under the judges' shield
Citizens are increasingly turning to the courts to change the course of politics
Oil prospectors make Balearic bid
Residents and politicians are alarmed at plans to start drilling in the Mediterranean
Default rate hits new record high at end of 2013
Non-performing loan ratio rises to 13.6 percent in December
Longing for Sefarad — but not enough to go back
A government plan could see descendants of expelled Jews get a chance to apply for citizenship But it is not yet clear how many Israelis could become eligible for Spanish nationality