Why the writing’s on the wall for Quito’s errant graffiti artists
A team of language activists in Ecuador is working nights to correct bad spelling
Austerity and corruption place Brazilian leader in a lonely corner
Widespread anti-government marches show how Rousseff's popularity has fallen
Commemorative coin bearing King Felipe’s face stirs up controversy
Collector’s item celebrates “70 years of peace in Europe,” a period including Franco's regime
Supreme Court jails eight over 2011 Catalan parliament siege
Ruling overturns last year’s High Court sentence, which absolved the demonstrators The protest prevented deputies from entering the government building in Barcelona
Zara founder Amancio Ortega’s fortune surpasses €60bn for first time
Spain’s wealthiest man gets richer after shares in fashion giant Inditex trade up on Monday
“It’s possible that the remains we have found belong to Miguel de Cervantes”
Team trying to identify bones of ‘Don Quixote’ author “convinced we have something”
Supreme Court questions police use of firearms at immigrant holding centers
Judges throw out rules that keep immigrant families in separate cells
Spain’s immigration and anti-racism agencies left languishing
Funding for integration policies slashed despite experts warning of risk of Paris-like unrest
American Space lands in Madrid
US ambassador James Costos opens cultural institution’s second Spanish center