Socialists call for resignation of Civil Guard chief over Ceuta tragedy
Opposition decries changed in official version of events
This week’s movie releases
Seafarer Robert Redford gets pummeled by the elements in J.C. Chandor's All Is Lost Brazil's José Padilha reinvents 80s classic RoboCop
How does a Spanish movie make money?
With difficulty, it seems. The producer of ‘Family United’ explains his figures
Parliamentary hot potato
The abortion bill is not causing a crisis in the PP, but the government must reconsider it
Spain goes close in Sochi but falls deny first medal
Snowboarder finalist Castellet slips on last jump
Congress approves restrictions on universal jurisdiction doctrine
New legislation curtailing international investigations goes into effect this summer
An illusion that needs to be dispelled
ETA views moves by Basque premier Urkullu and his party as an opportunity for negotiation
House sales fall for third year in a row
Property purchases hit record low in December
Full inquiry ordered into Ceuta beach immigrant tragedy
Fourteen sub-Saharans died after rushing border post and ending up trying to swim around
Raising the standard of competition
The designation of the PSOE’s “number two” for the EU parliament sends a positive message
High Court asks Interpol to arrest former Chinese president and prime minister
Beijing issues stark warning to Madrid over lawsuit lodged by Tibetan supporters Jiang Zemin accused of condoning genocide, torture and forced sterilizations
Recovery in sight, but not new jobs
Survey reveals business owners believe that 2014 will bring the end of the crisis, but labor market will continue to flounder going into 2015
Socialists approve their number two for top spot on European slate
PSOE still coy about other candidates in May 29 parliamentary race
Goodbye to separatism
The Flemish nationalist movement has turned away from secession due to its voters’ EU sympathies
DUI death matador’s son faces trial for violent robbery
José Fernando Ortega accused of assaulting man and stealing his cellphone, wallet and car
Real Madrid takes title at last gasp
Llull basket in dying moments hands team King's Cup win
Nóos judge: Princess Cristina leaked footage “unspeakable”
King’s daughter seen testifying on video uploaded to internet despite strict ban on cameras
Goya winners offer cheer on a bitter night for politics
Culture minister’s no-show taken as a snub by Spain’s cinema sector Javier Bardem slams lack of respect by PP official
April to mark lights out for Spanish electricity auctions
Secretary of state for energy Alberto Nadal tells EL PAÍS that a "simpler system" will be introduced
Justice, and nothing more
The appearance of Princess Cristina before Judge Castro was an essential part of this court case
Princess denies any wrongdoing in Nóos case after six hours of testimony
Cristina said she does not remember charging personal expenses to real estate firm she co-owned
Nadal out, Ferrer in for Buenos Aires Copa Claro
Almagro also part of Spanish charge toward South America’s clay courts for Golden Swing tour
Spain’s Sochi flag-bearer retracts “misinterpreted” gay comment
Figure skater Javier Fernández said that homosexuals should “keep it under wraps”
Confidence undermined by graft
Brussels warns of Europe’s poor reputation due to increased corruption
Racist chants directed at Real Madrid’s Marcelo after cup match
Brazilian subjected to taunts by Atlético fans during training session
Spain team in Sochi for start of 2014 Winter Olympics
20 athletes will compete in seven events as nation seeks first medal in 22 years
Spain pays record low yields on three- and five-year bonds
Treasury issues 5.59 billion euros in debt amid heavy demand
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