Madrid bombing victims: “The beast of jihadist terrorism has awakened”
Hundreds commemorate the 11th anniversary of the 2004 attacks that killed 191 people
Mexican president comes under fire over pick for Supreme Court justice
Former attorney general’s record as investigator is being questioned
Why did the Madrid train bombings divide, not unite Spaniards?
International terrorism and security expert Fernando Reinares analyzes the rift created in Spanish society by the March 11, 2004 attacks, and what it means today
Santos orders military to suspend bombings of FARC bases for a month
Colombian leader offers gesture after rebels announce they will clear minefields
Ryanair launches routes from Spain’s “ghost” airport to Stansted and Bristol
Irish low-cost operator highlights attraction of reduced taxes at Castellón
Paternity suit against King Juan Carlos shelved by Supreme Court
Neither of the two lawsuits filed since the monarch’s abdication have prospered
Auditors sent in to Banco de Madrid after laundering probe launched in US
Treasury Department suspects parent company Banca Privada d’Andorra assisted criminals
Tax inspectors turn their gaze onto the tourist sector
2015 action plan will focus on hospitality, the self-employed and shell corporations
Falling sales and a lack of readers: why two bookstores close a day in Spain
Industry report highlights the many challenges independent booksellers are facing