Spanish government unmoved by Catalonia separatist march
Secessionists should seek constitutional reform, not illegal vote, says deputy prime minister
Silva loses ground as Rousseff gains momentum in Brazilian voter polls
Socialist candidate's flip-flopping has helped boost president’s popularity
Civil Guard releases video of spectacular high-speed boat chase
Officers boarded yacht carrying drugs during incident in international waters near Melilla
Chile’s President Bachelet to revoke dictatorship amnesty law
Human rights groups celebrate decision but conservatives say it will only reopen old wounds
Reina Sofía museum says it cannot continue with current budget
Modern art gallery appoints new foundation chief to find alternative revenue streams
Alicante wildfire brought under control on doorstep of Xàbia harbor
Firefighters are still struggling to put out a blaze that has already ravaged a natural park
Less than 30 percent of Madrid’s garbage is being recycled
Improper separation of waste means region is long way from meeting EU targets for 2020
The silent history of Spanish illiteracy
More than 730,000 people in Spain can’t read or write, most of them older women, migrants or Roma
Hundreds of thousands flood Barcelona streets to demand right to vote
“Today’s turnout is a loud message that Madrid should listen to,” says regional premier Artur Mas