
Why a dead Argentinean prosecutor has gone from hero to villain
Discovery of secret US bank account has ruined reputation of the late Alberto Nisman Government launches offensive against investigator who formally accused the president

Discovery of secret US bank account has ruined reputation of the late Alberto Nisman Government launches offensive against investigator who formally accused the president

Jean-Claude Juncker defends Iberian nations from Greek leader’s “axis of power” claims

Popular Party convention focuses on attacking the anti-austerity group

Party leader Rajoy wants his predecessor to help him court most conservative voters

The Spanish conservative leader is keen to quell rise of leftist election favorite Syriza

PM’s trip to principality comes after Catalan ex-leader’s revelations about hidden accounts

Administration to release 500,000 details about the way it spends taxpayers' money

PP denies that the aim of such a move would be to neutralize new leftist party Podemos

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy forces her out ahead of a Congressional debate on corruption

Pressure is mounting as PM prepares to discuss corruption in Congress on Thursday

Rajoy says he will not negotiate a binding referendum with regional premier Artur Mas

Agencies complain Rajoy administration is urging them to speed up action against Mas

Francisco Granados sent to preventive prison as extent of new corruption scandal emerges

Artur Mas’s government says that unofficial November 9 referendum is in “public interest”

But party leaders fail to make statements, save for ex-Madrid premier Esperanza Aguirre

New raid is only latest in series of corruption probes damaging image of Spain’s ruling party

Under pressure, Rodrigo Rato requests suspension until Caja Madrid scandal is cleared up

Rodrigo Rato is due to explain his role in the Caja Madrid case to High Court on Thursday

Popular Party argues that Barcelona is in breach of Constitutional Court suspension

Mas defies Constitutional Court suspension by signing in oversight team for referendum

Regional premier caught in balancing act between sounding defiant and adhering to law

PM Rajoy and President Xi Jinping stress strength of relations during key Beijing meeting

Rajoy assures investors that Spain’s economy is growing three times faster than euro-zone average

Secretary general describes plan as “change to the Constitution, not a mere reform”

Move seen as slap in face for Justice Minister Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, who could step down

PM Mariano Rajoy will call an emergency Cabinet meeting this weekend to prepare an appeal

Secessionists should seek constitutional reform, not illegal vote, says deputy prime minister