New party Podemos claims it is victim of an organized “slander campaign”
Leftist group hits back at accusations its number two failed to honor a research contract
Singer and socialite Isabel Pantoja reports to Seville penitentiary
The queen of ‘copla’ will serve two years for laundering Marbella mayor's money
This week’s movie releases
‘Mockingjay – Part 1’ marks the beginning of the end for the hit ‘Hunger Games’ saga
Duchess of Alba lies in state in Seville
Her eldest son Carlos is now tasked with preserving family's artistic and historical legacy
Israel criticizes Congress vote in favor of recognizing Palestinian state
Declaration “pushes away further chances of reaching an agreement,” says statement
Concern grows over health of Spain’s Duchess of Alba
The 88-year-old aristocrat is unconscious and suffering from pneumonia
PM calls on opposition to “get serious” and detail plans for federal state
Socialist leader says new model would help resolve issue of Catalan independence drive
A significant step
Congress’s vote urging the Spanish government to recognize Palestine should not be viewed as side-taking
Campofrío vows to rebuild factory in Burgos, after devastating blaze
The food group’s processed-meat plant, which employed 900, may burn for six more days
Podemos manifesto coming “as soon as possible,” says newly elected leader
Pablo Iglesias is working on “a battery of economic measures” to restart the economy
Catalan leader sets one-month deadline to decide on early elections
Deputy PM: government will respect Attorney General’s decision on self-rule vote complaint
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After 20 years, Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels reteam in slapstick caper ‘Dumb and Dumber To’
State prosecutors postpone Catalan self-rule vote complaint
Attorneys are divided over who to target and what to charge them with
Spanish PM calls unofficial Catalan sovereignty vote a “failure”
Rajoy says he will not negotiate a binding referendum with regional premier Artur Mas
“If the prosecutor is seeking someone to blame, it should be me” – Mas
Regional premier plays down threat of legal action against him over unofficial poll Several incidents reported in protest of independence vote in Catalonia region
Voting gets underway in a Catalonia referendum lacking legal controls
Lines form at polling centers in region as citizens wait to cast their votes on independence
The making of a royal scandal
The key events that led to Spain’s Infanta Cristina facing trial for tax fraud
Court maintains Spanish king’s sister Cristina as suspect in tax fraud case
Royal has been under investigation since 2013 in so-called Nóos corruption case Her husband is alleged to have siphoned off public money into personal accounts
Catalan executive to “assume responsibility” over Sunday vote
With two days to go before alternative self-rule referendum, private groups could take over
Civil Guard arrests 10 people for justifying terrorism on social networks
Detainees accused of calling for leading Spanish politicians to be blown up by car bombs
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Director Christopher Nolan sends Matthew McConaughey to the stars in ‘Interstellar’
“I don’t know what went wrong, or if anything went wrong”
Nursing assistant who contracted Ebola speaks after doctors discharge her Medical team admits they can’t pinpoint what cured Teresa Romero
Catalonia maintains November vote despite new suspension of process
Artur Mas will take Madrid to the Supreme Court over “violation of fundamental rights”
November 9 vote to take place “one way or another,” say Catalan leaders
Regional government suggests private groups could take over organization of self-rule poll
Inditex founder takes home €477m dividend on back of 2013 results
Galician businessman Amancio Ortega continues to top the list of Europe’s richest people
Government to file appeal against unofficial Catalan referendum
Move comes in wake of Constitutional Court challenge against original November 9 vote
This week’s movie releases
‘REC 4’ sees the hit Spanish zombie franchise reach its final port of call
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