Basque-ing in box-office glory
With record takings and applause after each showing, ‘Ocho apellidos vascos’ is a film phenomenon
Argentina cuts gas and water subsidies in latest move to curb soaring deficit
Many consumers in Buenos Aires will see rate hikes of as much as 400 percent
Public deficit nearly on target at 6.62%
But declining consumer prices raise the specter of deflation in Spain and Europe “We have reduced spending, but not by cutting back on elements of social cohesion” says minister
Home evictions averaged 184 a day in Spain last year
Number of court-ordered expulsions reached 67,189 in 2013, according to judicial figures
The north-south exercise divide
A new EU report shows that almost half of Spaniards do no kind of sporting activity Scandanavians are the most active, with southern Europeans lagging far behind Experts pin the blame on a “hostile urban environment” and call for better infrastructure
“I heard a shot and the rubber bullet hit me square on”
Young protestor loses his left testicle during rioting at Madrid’s Dignity March
Brazilians scramble to uncover their Sephardic roots
Thousands rush to examine family trees in wake of Spain's plans to give passports to Hispanic Jews Many are pinning their hopes on a phony list of surnames
Most violent “student” protestors in Madrid not students at all
Street demonstrations against education cuts have been infiltrated by far-left groups
Solicitor General’s Office rejects call for ban on protests in Madrid city center
Report from state legal advisor says that Mayor Botella’s request is unrealistic
A 19th-century museum jumps straight into the 21st
The National Archeology Museum's six-year facelift is finally complete The project is opening one year late and €10 million over budget