Starting shot for the elections
Rajoy and Rubalcaba dramatize their positions with an eye to bringing out the voters
Spain wants probe into citizen’s Venezuela protest killing
Canary Islander shot dead by an unknown group of gunmen in Cagua
Interior Ministry orders patrols not to fire rubber bullets at immigrants
Instruction comes in wake of recent incidents at Ceuta and Melilla border crossings
Death toll climbs from anti-government protests in Venezuela
Opposition leader rejects meeting with Maduro during a government council meeting
A consistent strategy
A foreign policy with inter-party support should aim to reinforce Spain’s presence in the world
Spanish athletes offer apology (of sorts) for Nazi salutes
Young shot putter’s record celebration marred by ugly gesture
Rajoy unveils tax break plan for workers and their employers
PM announces stimulus for job creation with flat-rate social security scheme Economists see little difference between proposals and current taxation structure Socialist leader accuses Rajoy of trying to “destroy equality” with abortion reform
Spain’s borrowing costs fall after Moody’s credit rating upgrade
Treasury sells 3.06 billion euros in three- and nine-month bills at 0.189 and 0.470 percent
Government will continue to pursue ETA terrorists, vows minister
International mediators complain Spain is making their job “impossible”
Fake coup documentary sparks row
La Sexta’s mockumentary ‘Operación Palace’ sets social networks alight
Reform in slow motion
The PP government proposes small changes in party financing after the “Bárcenas case”
Founder of Spanish Dakar Rally team ordered held in cocaine-smuggling case
Drugs were found in one of Team Epsilon's trucks when it arrived in France from Chile
Former Banco Pastor officials named as official suspects in fraud case
Private lawsuit claims ex-chairman and CEO allegedly hid bank losses
100 immigrants force their way into Melilla, says Civil Guard
About 500 sub-Saharans in “violent” attempt to scale fence separating exclave from Morocco
Services held for relatives who died in Burgos fire
Three of six dead in rural lodge blaze were children attending a family gathering
Renewable energy fiasco
The retroactive application of premium cuts produces a rash of lawsuits against Spain
Investigating the tragedy
Clearing up why 15 immigrants died in Ceuta is not an investigation into the entire Civil Guard
Repsol writes down value of YPF stake by 1.28 billion euros
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Compensation deal on expropriated Argentinean unit reportedly imminent
ETA has put part of its arsenal out of use, says verification commission
BBC publishes video showing hooded figures from terrorist organization handing over arms
This week’s movie releases
George Clooney goes to war for his art in The Monuments Men, while Spike Jonze returns with Her
Moroccan roll
The National Festival gives a glimpse of a burgeoning industry's varied work
All the fun of the fair
Strippers, Picassos and foreign collectors make their mark on Arco 2014
Maduro calls out National Guard to quell Táchira state violence
Venezuelan prosecutors seek 10-year sentence for opposition leader López
Navarre in a pickle
The Socialists cannot succeed in ousting the premier without the support of a radical Basque party
Zapatero’s economic advisor dead at 59
David Taguas moved from government to a construction sector lobby during the Socialist administration
Former PP Madrid number two to step down from Senate after Swiss bank disclosure
Having a secret account is a crime for a politician, says ex-regional premier Esperanza Aguirre
Rajoy hints at possible U-turn on controversial abortion reform
Fetal deformities may now be included as grounds for terminating a pregnancy
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