Rajoy mulls strike law reform to guarantee minimum services
PM says Popular party has “made mistakes” in handling of Bárcenas corruption affair Conservative leader defends reforms and says education minister “has complied with electoral program”
Government is aiming to cut personal income tax, says Rajoy
PM rules out more major fiscal adjustments
Rajoy promises better times ahead after two years of pain
Government is pinning its hopes for re-election on tax reform
Rajoy’s PP suffers painful splits just as the economy perks up
Many party chiefs are asking for more leadership as corruption scandals continue to mount
Socialist Party leans back leftward to return to center of voter intent
Opposition proposes break with Vatican, salary caps and limits on pardons
Rajoy: European ETA prisoners ruling is “unfair and wrong”
Popular Party will finally attend terrorism victims’ rally in Madrid on Sunday, but Cabinet will not be represented
Madrid PP leaders back protest against Euro ruling on ETA prisoners
Government fears backlash from conservative circles as health sector workers also plan march on Sunday
ETA bomber Inés del Río released from A Coruña jail
Popular Party government moves to avoid backlash from victims over Strasbourg ruling
CiU’s Duran warns of “unilateral independence” risk in Catalonia
Congressional spokesman for ruling Catalan party urges political deal
New regional financing system will not favor Catalonia, Rajoy insists
Reform will be addressed in 2014 and not before, as some premiers have urged
Deputy PM wrongly claims 520,000 people guilty of jobless claim fraud
Labor Ministry clarifies that only only 60,000 people have had their benefits withdrawn in the past six months
Spain’s gulag prisoners brought to light on PM’s Kazakhstan visit
Many of estimated 750 Spanish prisoners in Soviet camps were held in Central Asian country’s “Valley of Hell”
Catalan PP leaders to present new financing plan for region
Proposal aimed at bringing independence drive to a halt Idea to reduce flow of revenues to other parts of Spain
PM challenges Mas to shelve independence and offer “gesture of magnanimity”
Catalan premier responds from Brussels mission: “The magnanimous thing would be to let Catalans vote”
Rajoy urges Italy to find quick solution to political crisis
Spanish prime minister voices concerns about the risk of sovereign debt contagion
Bloomberg subjects Rajoy to rare grilling about Bárcenas slush fund case
Prime minister’s office subsequently tried to persuade US network to pull compromising sections of interview
Industry minister laments Iberia’s fortunes since its merger with BA
Soria defends electricity sector reform that has left nobody happy
King’s health leads main parties to mull law governing prince’s role
Two main forces in Congress consider reforms as stand-in monarch Felipe cannot assume full state responsibilities
Rajoy plans fiscal bait to ease Catalonia tensions
Prime minister to visit rebel region and offer local leader Mas talks in attempt to stall referendum drive
PM to tell Catalan premier that Constitution bars self-rule vote
There is no consensus to change the Magna Carta, says deputy prime minister
Spain is banned by law from joining any unilateral attacks against Syria
Government could react if NATO member Turkey asks for help
“We don’t know how to play this game”
Members of Madrid bid team put loss down to politics
Rajoy and Catalonia’s Mas engaged in talks on independence issue
Popular Party leader talks of his frequent contact with regional premier
Spanish economy no longer “in the news” at latest G20 summit: Rajoy
Prime Minister says leaders of the group acknowledge “overall improvement” and pledges to reverse public debt trend
Obama lauds Rajoy’s reforms, says Cabinet spokesman
Administration officials are still yet to set up a private meeting between the PM and Obama Spanish officials want study reports by UN inspectors before taking a position on Syria
PP on Bárcenas case: “There is interest in destabilizing party”
Ex-treasurer's wife has assets embargoed after she fails to meet six-million-euro civil liability bond as part of Gürtel inquiry
How much does the Popular Party’s jailed former treasurer know?
Officials uneasy over what Bárcenas might yet reveal about Gürtel graft case
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