Fernández gets tough on negotiations with “vulture funds”
The country will not sign any other agreement, she warned in a speech on Tuesday
Public health corruption scandal smears Mujica’s party
Investigation of embezzlement scheme of hospital funds sullies Uruguay’s ruling party
“We’re hunting Arabs and scumbags”
A neo-Nazi on trial this week was in charge of a youth center funded by the Valencia government
Spain starts creating jobs again
Second quarter results show first rise in year-on-year net employment since onset of crisis in 2008
Spanish-owned plane with more than 110 aboard disappears over Mali
Air Algérie-operated aircraft was flying from Burkina Faso to Algeria when the signal was lost
The life of a disgraced train driver
Francisco Garzón stopped eating after the crash and now spends his time caring for his mother
A year after Galicia rail tragedy, more questions than answers remain
A new judge has taken over the inquiry into the derailment of the Alvia train that killed 79 last July
Inside the adrenalin business: a guide to Spain’s top theme parks
A look at the thrills, and the prices, at Parque Warner, Terra Mítica, Isla Mágica and PortAventura