“If a political conviction stopped Lula from running, that would be fraud”
A Brazilian court will soon decide if it confirms or overrules Lula’s nine-year prison sentence
Why Spain’s political left is in decline
Around 1.7 million left-wing voters say they would consider voting for a different party or abstaining
New Catalan speaker under pressure to allow Puigdemont bid
Roger Torrent is being pushed to let the ousted premier be sworn in remotely
Are two of Spain’s leading fiestas sexist?
Questions are being raised over the sculptures at the Fallas in Valencia and the songs performed at the Carnival in Cádiz
Court records expose methods used in British food poisoning scam
Law firms in UK handled phony claims lodged against Mallorca hotels and kept 60% of payout
Barcelona mayor and separatists open new period of collaboration
Ada Colau’s party allowed a secessionist speaker in parliament; favor could be returned at budget vote
Could this be a lost El Greco?
A private collector from Toledo puts a painting some believe to be by the Greek-born artist on public display
“It’s not about ripping up the FARC accords, but about making significant changes”
Nominee for the Colombia Democratic Center discusses the need to end “impunity” and to foster reform