Elena Poniatowska, chronicler of inequality, accepts Cervantes prize
The 81-year-old Mexican is the fourth woman to receive the prestigious literary award
Panama Canal workers go on strike after wage increase demands are rejected
It is unclear how indefinite work stoppage will affect the expansion project
Fifa allows Barcelona to sign new players
Soccer governing body puts transfer ban on hold, taking into account “complexity” of case
A lean year for Sant Jordi
Book and flower sales in Catalonia are expected to be modest during annual festive celebration
Taking back Córdoba Mezquita from Church makes no sense, argues minister
Institution registered World Heritage Site in its name in 2006 using Francoist law expanded by PP
Colombian court orders president to reinstate fired Bogota mayor
Former guerrilla was removed from office for violating free-market reforms
Brazil passes far-reaching internet law
Bill to be signed by Rousseff establishes rules for providers and guarantees for users
Riot squad chief in Madrid fired over failure to contain Dignity March violence
Poor coordination contributed to injury count of over 100, head of National Police tells Congress
Rio shantytown violence spreads to Copacabana neighborhood
Residents of Pavão-Pavãozinho 'favela' block roads in famous beachside district Unrest forces shops to close early, while some tourists are warned not to leave hotels
Economy will grow an average 1.5% in next two years, says De Guindos
Minister also expects “relatively significant” job creation in 2014 and 2015
Drop November vote and we can talk, Rajoy tells Catalan nationalists
Prime Minister unveils Popular Party policy guidelines for European elections in a Senate address
Facts, not words
Venezuela is agonizing a year after President Maduro adopted Chávez’s nefarious legacy as his own
European court rules Spain violated rights convention by expelling Sahrawis
Interior Ministry decided that asylum requests filed in 2012 by 30 refugees had no merits