Venezuelan students vow to hit the streets to protest the ongoing violence
Situation remains tense following the shooting death of a 14-year-old by police at a rally
Spanish house prices last year rose for first time since 2008
Government figures show a national 0.5% hike in value of free-market homes
Former PM’s visit to Havana “extremely disloyal,” says minister
Foreign affairs chief criticizes José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero over Raúl Castro meeting
Doulas defend their profession
Providers of support to pregnant women uphold their work in wake of harsh nurses’ report
Diego Lagomarsino: “I don’t know why my prints aren’t on that gun”
The IT expert who loaned Argentinean prosecutor Alberto Nisman his pistol talks to EL PAÍS
Madrid government paid judges €27,000 to attend four meetings
Magistrates and court clerks allegedly demanded bonuses for consulting on IT project
Consumer spending fueling Spain’s economic upsurge
National Statistics Office confirms GDP grew 1.4% last year with 0.7% rise in fourth quarter
Spanish television’s clap trap
The cash TV firms pay to studio audiences has become a way for some to make ends meet Crisis-hit pensioners, foreigners and the jobless typically earn around €10 for 10-hour days
Amnesty International puts spotlight on Spanish immigration policy
Annual study notes reports of excessive force and unlawful expulsions in Ceuta and Melilla