Home sales continue to decline despite price drops
Buyers finding it hard to secure loans, say experts
Putting Spain’s flag carrier back on course
Iberia’s management says its restructuring program will see the troubled airline return to profit in 2014, after five years of losses
New car sales remain buoyed by subsidy scheme
Purchases in October climb an annual 34 percent after further extension of government aid
In-principle agreement reached with unions to end Iberia stoppages
Labor assemblies to vote on mediator’s proposals
Mediator proposes cut in number of layoffs planned by Iberia
Labor law expert suggests 3,141 job cuts instead of 3,800
Iberia’s losses swell to 351 million euros in 2012
Partner airline British Airways turns tidy profit
Mortgage market suffered worst year in 2012 since bubble burst
Number of home loans granted declined to lowest level in the current crisis
Iberia strikes go on with no progress made on layoff plan
Union officials describe meeting with management on Wednesday as a “farce”
Police charge protesting workers at Barajas airport as strikes begin
Other airlines also affected by stoppage causing hundreds of flights to be canceled
Iberia strikes will see more than 1,200 flights canceled
Airline staff plan five days of stoppages this week
Iberia reduces number of planned layoffs by 17 percent to 3,807
Airline formally presents labor adjustment plan, opening 30-day negotiation period
Iberia ground staff and cabin crew to strike over adjustment plan
Stoppages to take place between February 18 and March 22
Iberia pilots must be hired at 40 percent lower pay, rules arbitrator
Low-cost sister airline should be restricted to short- and medium-haul routes
“Some in the unions would rather watch Iberia die than restructure”
Willie Walsh, the CEO of International Airlines Group, says he has the best interests of Spain’s leading carrier at heart
Iberia agrees to new talks with labor on restructuring to avoid strikes
Airline will negotiate five-year viability plan
The streets wake up
The extent of the crisis has finally brought Spaniards from all walks of life out to protest in vast numbers and on a multitude of fronts
Iberia union confirms six days of strikes to protest restructuring plan
Stoppages by cabin crews and ground staff to take place in pre-Christmas week up to December 21
Brussels steps into battle between Spain and airlines over airport fees
European Commission asks Madrid to justify hefty price hikes following complaints from carriers
Home loans granted drop to record lows
Mortgage market remains in the grip of high unemployment
Anti-trust regulator questions privatization plan for state railway
Watchdog criticizes decision to pass major reform of the sector without debate
Ryanair chief defends safety record of budget carrier
Michael O’Leary says recent emergency landings at Valencia airport not “dangerous”
Ryanair mayday landings to be investigated
Ministry to open probe into airline’s fuel policy after three emergency landings
Rush for rebates sees tax office website crash
Crisis lead many taxpayers owed money by the Treasury to apply as quickly as possible