Vargas Llosa backs Caracas student protests against Chavismo
“Your dead, your tortured men and women and your battles are ours, too,” the Nobel laureate said during a visit to Venezuela
Dancing with Picasso
Josué Ullate warms up for International Dance Day with performance in front of 'Guernica'
High Court refuses to extradite former Franco-era Civil Guard accused of torture
Argentinean judge is invoking universal justice to investigate dictatorship crimes committed in Spain
Former Barça coach Tito Vilanova succumbs to cancer
The 45-year-old, who led club to Liga win in 2013, dies after battle with parotid gland tumor
Time for a name change?
Residents of Matajudíos (literally, Killjews) to vote on whether to call their village something else
‘Net neutrality’ gets left out of Brazil online governance summit
Emerging powers fail to change status quo over control of internet communications
Catalan government looks abroad for independence support
New website in English, French and German argues case for holding referendum later this year
Isolating the violent protestors
The debate over security at demonstrations needs to go beyond dismissals and restructuring
Civil Guard officer injured after clash with Gibraltar police
Face-off over smuggler vessel leads to formal complaint and demands for government action
Former Barça coach Tito Vilanova undergoes emergency surgery
Manager who led team to Liga win has been suffering from parotid gland cancer since 2011
Government ups growth forecasts to 1.2% in 2014 and 1.8% in 2015
Estimates will be officially announced when Madrid sends Brussels its stability program next week