Madrid turns its back on the movies
The organization responsible for attracting film shoots to the capital is on the verge of closure
Brazilian government makes concessions to quell protests before World Cup
But striking subway workers could bring São Paulo to a standstill on opening day
Colombian candidates wrestle over FARC negotiations in TV debate
Presidential contenders Santos and Zuluaga stress their divergent views over peace process
Rafa Nadal: “I’d rather die being brave”
The world number one discusses tennis, tears and tattoos after his historic ninth Roland Garros win
Public Works Ministry threatens to levy fines on car-sharing schemes
Statement issued reminding that charging passengers for journey without proper licenses is illegal
Civil Guard investigating possible tax fraud in staging of Messi charity matches
Officers find transfers worth almost €1m sent to “G. Marín-Messi” in Caribbean offshore haven