Esperanza Aguirre’s hit-and-run may be tried as a crime, says Madrid court
Former regional premier’s defense contends that April incident was just a minor contravention
PP chief proposes coalition to combat Catalan independence drive
General secretary of party, María Dolores de Cospedal, accuses secessionists of totalitarian attitude
Chile’s business sector blames the economic slowdown on reforms
President Michelle Bachelet rejects claims and says deep change is needed to end inequality
“Sexists off the lists”
Bolivian activists successfully push for resignation of candidates accused of domestic violence
Masterpieces by Bosch, Tintoretto and Van der Weyden to remain at Prado
Government plans to turn down a petition to have them transferred to a new royal museum
Who are Spain’s 17,621 “aforados?”
A guide to the many dignitaries who enjoy immunity from standing trial in the lower courts
15,000 members of Spain’s legal profession could lose their immunity
PP government wants to eliminate “aforamiento” for judges, attorneys and justices of the peace
TV shows fined for showing sexual content at children’s viewing times
Antena 3 and Telecinco will pay €150,000 each for airing explicit stories about prostitution
Jordi Évole: A voice that breaks the silence
The satirist’s show about the Valencia Metro tragedy has shown him to be a peerless investigator