Investigative report accuses Mexican president of plagiarizing law thesis
A spokesman for Peña Nieto admits there were “errors in style like quotes without inverted commas”
A commitment to higher education
Spanish universities are still not faring well on international rankings. The government must take action
‘El Chapo’ Guzmán’s son released unharmed, says family
Rival cartel accused of kidnapping jailed drug kingpin’s son as part of turf war
Spanish firms headhunt abroad despite high unemployment
More than half of those hiring say they can’t find the right people for the job at home
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Ros cartoon August 22
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Forges cartoon August 22
Socialist Party assumes Rajoy will fail in bid to form government
Federal committee will meet in October after two key regional elections to review its position
A late finish in Rio earns Team Spain a place in the history books
Despite limited resources, Spanish Olympians showed their mettle, taking seven gold medals
PP and Ciudadanos sign corruption pact ahead of investiture negotiations
“This is the beginning of a love affair,” says PP spokesman, while Socialist leader insists his party will not support Rajoy
Spain’s nudist beaches: a niche market with more appeal to foreigners?
Catalonia’s 50 naturist areas are mainly used by visitors from Germany, France and the Netherlands