El País

The €900,000 haul is thought to have come from a galleon sunk during a storm in 1715

The team managed a 3-1 victory, to take home their seventh championship

The 7.4% increase comes on the back of unprecedented international arrival figures

EL PAÍS speaks to the anonymous team behind the viral Spanish humor Facebook site

Republican presidential contender reaches out to the Latino community by promising jobs

Activists say Republican presidential contender only wants to conduct a “reality show”

Regional parliament approves law change despite opposition from PP and Ciutadans

Unemployment rate falls to 22.37% between April and June after creating 411,800 positions

All the fixtures between the 12 nations taking part in the 13th edition of the soccer contest

US presidential candidate kicks up new controversy after reading out rival’s contact details

Foreign Ministry confirms it is aware of the situation and is working to locate the reporters

Migrants escaping turmoil are gathering in a downtown restaurant to seek help

But new premier Ximo Puig falls short of supporting ban on bull runs at regional fiestas

Bird mistook the camera for a snack and flew around the Galician isles with it in its beak

Billionaire asks media to apologize for attacking him over illegal immigration remarks

Euro revalues against dollar after announcement of negotiations for a third rescue

Vehicle owner with previous criminal record charged with cruelty to animals

Remarks about Mexicans make it “impossible” to deal with him, says culinary artist

Two further suspects detained after police arrested two alleged leaders on Tuesday

Yet overwhelming majority feels the economic and political situation is bad or very bad

The suspect, a Spanish national, was in direct contact with jihadists in Syria

Milan-based Hacking Team also purportedly did business with Spain and other countries

One American seriously injured after being gored in the chest Another US runner is caught in the back, while a British national sustains light injuries

Local writer Miguel Izu debunks some of the myths surrounding Pamplona’s famous fiesta

Small pro-government union calls for work-stoppages at country’s biggest brewer

58.1% would cast vote in September election with crisis rather than independence in mind