Eight years on, judge targets rail chiefs in Valencia subway crash probe
Tragic accident in 2006 left 43 people dead and 47 others injured Until now, only the driver – who was killed in the incident – had been held accountable
The comeback kid of Mexican ministers
Secretary of Social Development criticized for telling indigenous women how many children to have
This week’s movie releases
Set on a train circling an icy future Earth, ‘Snowpiercer’ is a sci-fi thriller to get excited about
Venezuelan government blames subversives for escalating violence
US Secretary of State John Kerry expresses “deep concern” at state of affairs
Brussels asks Spain for two more years of belt-tightening
More cuts likely to be counterproductive in a country that faces a winter of discontent on job front
“The Tío Pepe sign should never have been allowed to be moved”
The grandson of the iconic sherry logo's creator says Madrid had a responsibility to protect the ad Pedro Pérez-Solero will be there to see the historic sign reinstated in the Puerta del Sol this week
Retrieving the other coins from the Odyssey shipwreck
The US treasure hunter has paid $1.07m in legal expenses to the Spanish Treasury The haul on the sunken Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes was protected by a 1902 treaty
Spanish Congress to examine controversial abortion reform in July
Socialists suspect conservative government is delaying passage of bill until after European elections