All you need is books
Britain, the guest at the 2015 Guadalajara Book Fair, is consecrating its famed ’80s generation
Regional Venezuelan opposition leader shot dead at campaign event
Luis Manuel Díaz was gunned down at a gathering in the north of the country
Abengoa on verge of largest bankruptcy filing in Spanish history
The renewable energy and engineering company has filed for creditor protection
The immigrant who’s helping Hillary Clinton mobilize Latino voters
Lorella Praeli was a rights activist before taking on her role for the Democratic candidate
Twitter reacts as Rajoy chooses soccer commentary over political debate
The prime minister spent Wednesday night watching Champions League matches on Cope Users of social networks were quick to ask why he refuses to take part in head-to-heads
Spain plans to take over UN mission in southern Lebanon next year
Move will have to be ratified by Spanish government that emerges from December elections
Rajoy is not taking things seriously
The Spanish prime minister appears to be isolating himself from his allies and turning a blind eye to the jihadist threat
Rajoy faces growing internal and external pressure to help France
Felipe VI asks for EU to "stand united" against those who want to take away our freedom
“Anybody who is reasonably smart can make it in Silicon Valley”
Adeyemi Ajao, cofounder of Tuenti, discusses life among the California tech set