FARC suspends ceasefire after 26 rebels die in military air attack
Fatalities represent new setback to de-escalation of conflict after killing of 10 soldiers
Guatemalan leader fires three ministers as political crisis deepens
Calls grow louder for President Otto Pérez Molina to step down over corruption allegations
Brazilian blogger investigating child prostitution found decapitated
Minas Gerais journalists union asks federal police to probe crimes against reporters
‘Game of Thrones’ eyeing Girona for season six
HBO yet to confirm it will film in Catalan city after TV firm chief reveals news in interview
Are you rich, poor or average? Calculate your share of the pie
An OECD application lets you compare your income levels with those of the rest of the population
Along the Guadalquivir
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Along the Guadalquivir
The Guadalquivir: a river of drugs
Andalusian waterway is entry point of choice for smugglers bringing hashish from Morocco
This week’s movie releases
Sean Penn and Javier Bardem star in Barcelona-shot thriller ‘The Gunman’ Eighties horror classic ‘Poltergeist’ comes back to haunt us in a new reboot
Authorities ban ‘Indignados’ march planned for Saturday in Madrid
Government delegate warns that it violates legal “reflection day” before Sunday elections Law enforcement agencies will act “proportionately to whatever unfolds”
A 15-year quest to do a good deed
Seville businessman Mariano Bellver wanted to make a €14m gift to his city But bureaucratic hurdles meant he had to wait more than a decade to do so
“On May 25, a lot of people will see that there will be no apocalypse”
Íñigo Errejón, the second-in-command at Podemos, believes “change is irreversible” in Spain