Chile and Argentina strengthen relations as President Bachelet returns
Reelected Chilean leader gets back to business with Fernández de Kirchner on first official trip Two countries relaunch programs suspended under Piñera administration
Mexican government poised to take action in violence-ridden Tamaulipas
Gunfights in broad daylight are regular occurrence in many of the border state’s cities
A legal tug-of-war over the ownership of Córdoba’s Mezquita Cathedral
State Heritage Office dismisses claim that Church “usurped” historic building It was purchased for just €30 by the bishopric, which wants to wipe out traces of Islamic past
Earth tremors in Valencia were caused by undersea gas plant, report confirms
Scientists link offshore Castor storage project to seismic activity recorded in Castellón last year Plant has been shut since quakes, the biggest of which measured 4.2 on the Richter scale
Bank monitoring
The government’s plans to create a new database holding the financial details of all Spaniards have raised a number of legal issues
Spanish politician shot dead in apparent revenge attack in León
Isabel Carrasco Lorenzo, 59, was head of Provincial Council Two suspects arrested, one of whom had worked at the Council and reportedly owed money
A political whirlwind
Both feared and admired by her allies and opponents, Isabel Carrasco had a passion for politics The politician, who was shot dead on Monday, was never afraid to face up to criticism
Turning big data into big art in Barcelona
CCCB center show aims to breathe visual life into the raw statistics of our information-rich world
EU court forces Google to uphold “right to be forgotten” online
Legal battle between tech giant and Spanish data protection agency ends in favor of privacy rights Around 200 cases in Spain were awaiting Luxembourg ruling, which applies to all search engines
Cebrián defends the role of the United States in Spain’s modernization
EL PAÍS chairman receives the First Amendment award for his support of freedom of the press