
This week’s movie releases
Russell Crowe gets ark building in Darren Aronofsky's 'Noah' 'Breaking Bad's' Aaron Paul takes to the road in 'Need for Speed'

Russell Crowe gets ark building in Darren Aronofsky's 'Noah' 'Breaking Bad's' Aaron Paul takes to the road in 'Need for Speed'

EL PAÍS awards go to publications on both sides of the Atlantic

Emergency officials issue new tsunami warnings but later call them off

Green groups say scientific vessel that called for help was outside the waters in dispute

More than 900,000 people evacuated along the coast

March figures show decline of 0.35 percent in number of jobless Results coincide with growth forecasts for the Spanish economy
The rise of populism is a serious warning for Paris and the rest of Europe

Cinemagoers’ favorite proves to be 'Ocho apellidos vascos,' a record-breaking phenomenon

Colombia's army and government are accused of covering up the killing of hundreds of innocents The victims were passed off as slain terrorists so soldiers could collect secret state rewards

Socialist politician, who has joint French-Spanish nationality, says she'll be "mayor for all Parisians"

The sequel to Paco León's 'Carmina o revienta' is aiming for an equally unconventional release

Government and airports authority were quick to deny false reports Barge carrying wing appears to have been confused with stricken aircraft
Nearly 6.2 million visitors from abroad who came to vacation in Spain left behind 6.084 billion euros

Robert Redford joins the Marvel Universe in 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' Jake Gyllenhaal sees double in 'Enemy'

Doubts begin to surface whether there was actually a coup plot by the air force Opposition leader Machacho returns to Venezuela to fight to keep her assembly seat
The farewell ceremony for Adolfo Suárez underscores society's desire for a new approach to politics

Opposition mayor sentenced to one year in jail for failing to remove protestors' barricades

Telefónica has reported losing some €4.3 billion from successive bolivar rate drops
Traffic law reforms will reinforce policies that have reduced accident rates
The Mara Salvatrucha was trying to take root in Spain to set up shell businesses, say sources

Santiago Bernabéu concert will be group’s only Spanish stopover on their 14 On Fire tour

Funeral procession is extended to Cibeles due to massive attendance by members of the public
Ministry agrees to government request after death of man considered father of Spanish democracy

Spain's leaders from democratic era join royal family at Congress, where the politician's body lies
The death of Adolfo Suárez has robbed Spain of a politician who understood better than most the importance of cross-party pacts to address major crises

The first prime minister of the democratic era, the man who guided the transformation of Spain after the Franco dictatorship, passed away in Madrid on Sunday

Cristóbal Montoro ignores advice from panel of experts on tax reform