Repsol’s board of directors approves $5-billion compensation deal for YPF seizure
Argentina agrees to pay Spanish oil giant indemnity in cash
YouTube rocks, but ‘realpolitik’ still rules
Technology has made it easy to report human rights violations; military solutions have lost credit
Garzón reacts angrily to Supreme Court opposition to pardon
Ruling follows prosecutor’s report shooting down petition by judges’ association
Interior Ministry orders patrols not to fire rubber bullets at immigrants
Instruction comes in wake of recent incidents at Ceuta and Melilla border crossings
In death, British ‘brigadista’ returns to Spanish Civil War battlefield
Jack Edwards, who died in 2011, was the last UK volunteer to leave Spain under his own steam
Michoacán’s self-defense forces celebrate their one-year anniversary
Controversial spokesman Mireles appears at public festivities held for vigilantes
Death toll climbs from anti-government protests in Venezuela
Opposition leader rejects meeting with Maduro during a government council meeting
Film academy chief to step down
González Macho says his decision is final - unless “strange and dangerous” candidates emerge
A consistent strategy
A foreign policy with inter-party support should aim to reinforce Spain’s presence in the world
Spanish athletes offer apology (of sorts) for Nazi salutes
Young shot putter’s record celebration marred by ugly gesture
Neymar deal rises to 100 million euros thanks to Barcelona’s “extra” tax payment
President insists club “owes nothing” and that transfer was completely above board
Rajoy unveils tax break plan for workers and their employers
PM announces stimulus for job creation with flat-rate social security scheme Economists see little difference between proposals and current taxation structure Socialist leader accuses Rajoy of trying to “destroy equality” with abortion reform
Spain’s borrowing costs fall after Moody’s credit rating upgrade
Treasury sells 3.06 billion euros in three- and nine-month bills at 0.189 and 0.470 percent
Iberia reaches agreement with cabin crew over working conditions
Salaries to be frozen until 2015 after 14-percent reduction last year
Zuckerberg: “WhatsApp is already worth more than what we paid for it”
Facebook wIll bring WhatsApp the stability it needs to keep developing its business model
A Spanish Cinema Paradiso
At 97, Javier Escarceller is still screening films in his 14 movie houses on a weekly basis
Brussels doubles its growth forecast for Spain for this year
Sees GDP up 1.0 percent this year, accelerating to 1.7 percent in 2015
“This government has no project”
Joaquín Almunia, vice president of the European Commission
Draft Citizen Security Law unconstitutional, says top legal watchdog
A report by two members of CGPJ says criteria used in draft law “too broad”
Rajoy to focus on economy in State of the Nation debate
PM will stress hopes of an economic recovery Opposition leader to highlight growing poverty and raise abortion issue
Venetian masquerade
The city is occupied by a silent resistance, which never speaks its name. It consists of ripping off the tourist in a thousand ways