Galician parliament suspends session after violent protest by fishermen
Police arrest several demonstrators in Santiago
Man given one year in jail for locking four-year-old in the trunk of his car
Youngster was left for two hours inside while defendant visited girlfriend
Media in Venezuela under attack for coverage of unrest
'TalCual' publisher faces stiff jail term in defamation suit filed by National Assembly speaker
‘The Voice’ contestant dies aged 11
Iraila broke down in tears when she was picked for next round of TV talent show The youngster had been suffering from cancer for four years
Bachelet takes office for second term as Chile’s next president
Education reform and introducing same-sex marriage seen as her greatest challenges
Arrests made in alleged fraud scandal involving bogus training programs
Former president of the Madrid employers association among those detained
Bonaparte’s tunnel battles to see the light
Escape route from Royal Palace remains shut off following M-30 and Madrid Río building work
Thousand people turn out at Mass to remember victims of train bombings
Archbishop speaks of culprits as “people with dark objectives to win power” Prime Minister Rajoy among attendees, but predecessors Zapatero and Aznar notable absences
Madrid’s heartbreak café
For a year now a group has been meeting to share its romantic misadventures in a coffee shop A mediator steers the sessions and keeps the conversation flowing
My body, not the state’s
NGOs are campaigning to put sexual and reproductive rights on agenda for development goal talks Led by Amnesty International, the groups cite changes to Spain's abortion law as retrograde
“The clock stopped that day. Every day is March 11”
The March 11 terrorist attacks changed the lives of more than 3,000 people The psychological effects remain, with one victim, Laura, still in a coma