Today’s child workers; tomorrow’s poor
Latin American countries are locked in debate over regulation or abolition of practice
Latin American countries are locked in debate over regulation or abolition of practice
Decision is “a dark day for human rights,” says opposition
Putting fuel prices in Brazil in line with global market rates is a political dilemma for Rousseff
Saved from bankruptcy by a public bailout, the CSIC says future still looks “tough”
Virtual currencies, if they are to survive, need to be regulated
After 12-and-a-half years of adding local Spanish value to the 'International New York Times,' Friday's edition of the EL PAÍS supplement was the last
Economist’s mission is to bring prestige back to currency and convince authorities that it is valid
Telecoms giant confirms interest in selling Digital Plus stake
A daily lottery allows a handful of people into reopened Altamira cave complex
Revenues dropped 8.5 percent due to currency factors Telecoms giant reduced its debt by 5.878 billion euros
Search engine company’s Sundar Pichai denies attempt to compete with Facebook on purchase
Figure is 0.1 points below initial estimate
Steve Coogan helps Judi Dench search for the son she gave up 50 years before in Philomena
In 85 years only 21 Ibero-American filmmakers have won an Academy Award
ECJ argues that the levy breaches directive on special levies
Judges will determine next steps for former police inspector, who is wanted in Argentina
Mallorca connection sees former Mecano vocalist reeled in for alleged evasion
Andalusian government disputes bishopric’s ownership, control and management of the building, a symbol of coexistence between civilizations
Russian nationalists would see deep historical betrayal in the forced Europeanization of their Ukrainian brothers
Actor says he is simply supporting human rights in Western Sahara
Result is big improvement for Socialist opposition leader after being trounced last year