Madrid Metro to close 24 stations for rail system upgrade work this summer
Work will affect around 80,000 passengers, who will be provided with alternative services
Bolivia to present arguments in ocean outlet lawsuit against Chile
Morales tells incoming Chilean President Michelle Bachelet there is still time for dialogue
Madrid hospital staff shortages causing operations to be canceled
One patient's surgery was postponed due to the lack of an available anesthetist Health service has lost 53,000 personnel in last two years
The underground city that’s damaging a town
Work to create a network of cellars in Navalcarnero has raised the ire of the public and the opposition, due to cracks and subsidence above ground
Madrid town that built network of illegal tunnels faces one-million-euro fine
Navalcarnero claims cellars are 350 years old, but experts say they are no older than a decade
Thousands join protestors from all over Spain on “Dignity March”
Demonstrators had traveled from their home regions to call for an end to social spending cuts
Venezuela admits law enforcement used excessive force during protests
Prosecutor’s office says it is carrying out around 60 internal investigations into complaints
Spanish TV networks criticized for keeping children up past their bedtime
Kid’s version of ‘The Voice’ talent show is shown midweek between 10pm and 1.25am
1,670 days that changed Spain
Former Prime Minister Adolfo Suárez built a broad consensus in just a few years It enabled sweeping legal, political, social and economic reforms
Madrid Barajas Airport to be renamed in honor of former PM Suárez
Ministry agrees to government request after death of man considered father of Spanish democracy
Political heavyweights pay tribute to former Prime Minister Adolfo Suárez
Spain's leaders from democratic era join royal family at Congress, where the politician's body lies
A man of consensus
The death of Adolfo Suárez has robbed Spain of a politician who understood better than most the importance of cross-party pacts to address major crises
Police call for resignations after “Dignity March” descends into violence
Protests ended with 24 arrests and 101 injured, including 69 officers Union hits out at “mistakes made by the leadership and poor decision making”