Son wants answers after mummified remains of mother found in apartment
Woman’s body lay undiscovered for two years despite attempts to enter property
A crisis without borders
After three decades of growth, Spain's charities are facing an unprecedented funding disaster Donations and government funding are drying up, leaving NGOs dependent on volunteers
The great preferential share swindle
Ordinary savers are thought to have been mis-sold 30bn euros worth of complicated financial products, but many are now fighting to get their money back in the courts
Baby cord stem-cell conman caught after concerned family raises alarm
Scamster left legitimate company and set up fraudulent firm using false documents
Village volunteers working off debts
State of bankruptcy means residents must take over municipal tasks
Squatting the land to rise up against unemployment
Laborers occupy a farm near Córdoba in protest at the intended sale of the site by the Andalusian government
United too late: Navarre town rounds on far-right party mayor
With just five percent of the vote, extremist grouping capitalizes on apathy
Gernika - 75 years on
The Basque town was bombed by the Germans during the Civil War Debate still rages as to whether the civilian deaths were deliberate The number of survivors of that fateful day is dwindling fast
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