March 21, 2014

Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs strike halts Prime Minister's trip to Mexico, Panama and Colombia

Prince William and Kate Middleton hire María Teresa Turrión Borrallo to look after young royal

Six columns from all parts of Spain set to converge on the capital on Saturday

Government’s recently passed reforms will mean heftier fines for violators Alcohol tests for pedestrians and a ban on speed camera detectors among the new measures

Cristóbal Montoro ignores advice from panel of experts on tax reform

Sixteen years after entering Spain illegally, Albert Yaka and Michael Dike reflect on their experiences

There has been a recent spike in fines for luxury cars carrying ministers, judges and MPs

Three arrests in 48 hours in São Paulo reignite debate over women-only carriages Groping women on trains or buses does not fall under specific category in penal code

The killing of five women in as many days has highlighted an issue that refuses to go away The problem has been aggravated by cuts to programs to combat domestic abuse, say experts

President Mujica stresses he isn't asking Washington for anything in return

More than 200 people who came into contact with patient given vaccines to prevent outbreak The holding center, which has a capacity for 472, currently has 1,800 immigrants in detention

Spain’s first democratic premier, who has Alzheimer’s disease, could die within 48 hours