Rajoy hints at possible U-turn on controversial abortion reform
Fetal deformities may now be included as grounds for terminating a pregnancy
Britain to complain about incursion of Spanish Navy vessel into waters off Gibraltar
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Madrid Defense Ministry denies there was “any incident”
The economic world stands firm
The failure of Mas’s secessionist challenge to business leaders creates a rift in his power base
Brazil plays with fire as World Cup deadline looms
Cost overruns and strikes prompt many to ask whether country was ready to host tournament
Valencia and Betis angry over kickoff time changes for teargas tribute
Liga rejigs schedule to accommodate special recognition of Villarreal fans’ “civic” behavior
Portugal’s borrowing costs drop to four-year low at bill auction
Debt agency meets issuing target of 1.25 billion euros
Peña Nieto and Obama seek to reinforce NAFTA trade treaty
Leaders of Mexico, Canada and United States meet to push for stronger bonds with Pacific
Panama says differences remain with Sacyr group over canal project
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Deadline for reaching agreement to finish work on widening waterway expired on Tuesday
Iberdrola to cut investment in Spain in wake of energy sector reforms
Utility’s earnings fell seven percent last year due to regulatory changes Company chairman: “We feel more British, Mexican and American than Spanish”
Prosecutor wants Barcelona FC named official suspect in Neymar case
Club failed to pay over nine million euros in tax relating to Brazilian’s signing, says court attorney
“Social criticism requires greater sensitivity than painting flowers”
Yolanda Domínguez encouraged women to register their bodies to protest abortion reform
Members of ring that forced minors into prostitution, drug use given 59 years in jail
Sixteen-year-old girl died after taking cocaine with gang ringleader
“I want to die because I love life”
Terminal cancer sufferer José Luis had to fight the system before he could get access to sedation that would end his suffering
Immigration law change in works: interior minister
Rajoy defends civil guards’ reaction to tragic Ceuta stampede
Captured ETA terrorists had been living quietly in Mexico for 22 years, say sources
The couple's two teenage children reportedly didn't know about their parents' past
Normalizing corruption
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The widespread practice is expensive and undermines the trust and confidence with which we ought to be represented. It endangers democracy, and favors a drift toward authoritarian habits