Zuluaga’s message of fear seduces Colombian voters
President Santos’ rival has capitalized on the feeling that the government is selling out to the FARC Incumbent leader has failed to sell peace process convincingly in election race
Victim’s funeral brings Mexico’s Heavens kidnapping case to symbolic end
As Jerzy Ortiz is laid to rest, motives behind deaths of 13 people abducted from club remain unclear
“You can tell a lot about a prime minister by their food foibles”
Chef Julio González de Buitrago spent more than 30 years cooking for six Spanish prime ministers Now that he is retiring, he has decided to divulge a few culinary state secrets in a memoir
IMF calls on Spain to raise VAT and lower corporate taxes
Other measures recommended by local mission include tax pardons for struggling companies
A responsible politician
Socialist leader Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba has acknowledged his party’s European defeat and is making way for leadership changes
Podemos: A party under construction
The surprise success story at Sunday’s elections has its roots in the 15-M protest movement With an undefined structure, the group must now get organized to hold its eurodeputies accountable
Amazon takes on Spain’s fashion giants
Spanish branch of US web retailer opens clothing store to compete with Inditex and El Corte Inglés