Royal son-in-law told to “cover his tracks” in corruption probe email
Urdangarin’s business partner reveals a fresh batch of documents related to the Nóos Institute embezzlement affair
Ex-councilor sentenced for inciting gender violence with cartoon
Former Mallorcan politician posted animation on his party’s website depicting 20 ways to kill a woman
Former Balearics regional premier faces new graft inquiry
Matas is out on bail as he appeals a six-year sentence handed down this year
King’s son-in-law facing €4-million bail payment in corruption case
Iñaki Urdangarin under investigation for channeling public money to private firms
Top former officials targeted in new Balearic Islands graft probe
Prosecutor and judge pursuing idea that companies paid off Popular Party in return for business contracts
Student planning Columbine-style massacre arrested in Mallorca
Spaniard, 21, taken into custody after receiving delivery of bomb-making chemicals
Mallorca cathedral restores original chapel to mark 666th year
Never-finished temple has been renovated by Gaudí and Barceló
Investigation into king's son-in-law reveals withdrawals of €1.1m
Funds siphoned from non-profit institute to companies owned by Urdangarin
King’s son-in-law to return to Barcelona to face corruption trial
Iñaki Urdangarin takes “temporary” furlough from US job
Judge uncovers more suspected wrongdoing by King's son-in-law
Urdangarin used private funding in bid to organize conference
Prosecutors come up with new evidence against king's son-in-law
Court may ask Urdangarin and partner to post multi-million-euro bond for money they received
The Balearics career politician facing jail over alleged embezzlement of funds
Munar was a central figure in politics on Mallorca from the 1980s until her downfall in 2010
“What is wrong with having an account in Switzerland?”
Royal son-in-law Urdangarin’s secretary testifies before judge
Prosecutors to request four-million-euro bail for Urdangarin
Court considering whether to investigate Princess Cristina in royal son-in-law’s corruption case
Falling-out between Urdangarin and former partner sparks new threats
Torres' lawyers say they have information that could compromise the king
Urdangarin seeking 1.7m-euro plea bargain to avoid jail time
Defense team hopes to prevent involvement of other royal family members
King dragged in to court battle between son-in-law and former partner
Urdangarin and ex-business colleague Torres blame each other for embezzlement of public funds
Mallorca's dilemma: protect its pristine beaches or create jobs
Proposed luxury hotel complex in unspoiled area outrages environmentalists The regional government has declared the project of "special interest" The beach is one of the most popular on the island for visitors
Idyllic Mallorca beach threatened by hotel
Resort plan divides environmentalists and businesses
Cyclist killed after being hit by drunk off-duty cop
Tourist killed in Mallorca after being knocked down by National Police Force officer's car
King's son-in-law to face four charges in Nóos case
Judge cites ample evidence of corruption and fraud by Duke of Palma
People's judge vs. the duke
He is earning admiration from sectors of society that are sick of corruption But who is the investigating magistrate José Castro?
Princess Cristina won’t be indicted, says Nóos case judge
Court doesn't find any indications of wrongdoing by king's daughter
Urdangarin tells court his ex-partner stole from him
Royal son-in-law places all blame on businessman Torres Anti-corruption prosecutor against indicting Princess Cristina
Urdangarin carried out business as usual despite king’s orders
Royal son-in-law welcomes opportunity to "defend his honor" Businessman tells judge of Nóos request for 13 false bills
Urdangarin faces day in court amid intense public interest
King's son-in-law to testify on Saturday in Palma
Urdangarin case judge cleared of leaks charge
José Castro, due to grill royal son-in-law Saturday, took "appropriate measures"