Will Smith: “Hollywood is my family, but we have a problem…”
The star defends his decision not to attend this year’s Oscars on a visit to EL PAÍS
Rajoy: “I am not an obstacle, the obstacle is Pedro Sánchez”
Spain’s acting PM calls on Socialist leader to reveal his plans to unblock political stalemate
Ten questions and answers about the Zika virus
The key points about the mosquito-borne illness, which can cause birth defects
A ‘Who’s Who’ of this week’s anti-corruption sweep in Valencia
The undercover inquiry has ensnared prominent PP leaders from the last two decades
Mexico among nations that have been “ripping us off,” Trump claims
Republican contender lays into US’s southern neighbor once again in new YouTube video
Entire Valencian PP under scrutiny in kickbacks-for-contracts probe
Investigators believe suspects bought large numbers of lottery tickets to launder funds
Major political corruption raid in Valencia nets 24 arrests
All suspects have ties to the Popular Party, which governed in the region from 1995-2015
Dispute over official figures from ‘Dirty War’ draws ire in Argentina
The official number of missing is 30,000 but some claim it could be closer to 9,000
Unemployment sees record drop in 2015, with 678,200 fewer out of work
Last year saw major improvements in labor market, although jobless rate still at 20.9%
“Neither the PP nor the PSOE should stop the other from governing”
Felipe González lays out his point of view on the current political situation in Spain
Last gasp for Spain’s tobacco industry
Over the last 15 years, manufacturer Altadis has closed down all but one of its factories