Carlos Yárnoz

The Basque terrorist group was thought to be planning to hand over the weapons

Two Tupolev ‘Blackjack’ bombers monitored from Norway to Spain in September

Confusion over number of Spaniards killed in attacks on French capital

Rivesaltes internment camp was used to hold “undesirables” throughout World War II Even in this century it was still utilized as a holding center for migrants without papers

The wife and neighbors of the man alleged to have killed Eva Blanco in 1997 are still in shock

National Assembly gives standing ovation to Spanish king, who was crowned a year ago

In Spain, 18% of the population lives below poverty line, twice as many as before the crisis

Andreas Lubitz programmed the autopilot controls to descend five times on inbound trip

Searches begin at properties used by the co-pilot of the Airbus A320, Andreas Lubitz The German is thought to have deliberately flown the plane into a mountainside

Investigation chief says crew member deliberately began descent of the plane

Weather also not to blame say French experts, who have extracted data from the black box

Government initially stated there were 45 people on board “with Spanish surnames” Secretary of state for security insists that this is still a “provisional” figure

Life-long public servant Pedro Solbes rose to become European commissioner and deputy PM He tells EL PAÍS about the situation he endured as a key member of Zapatero's government