Princess Cristina has been called to court for March 8 in connection with her husband's businesses
Magistrate Castro is arguing that there is sufficient evidence to contradict her version of events
First prize won in its entirety by tickets sold on Monforte de Lemos
While Colorado has legalized this soft drug, Spain is opting for tougher punishments
Brazilian anti-trust agency has told Spanish firm to either sell its stake or reduce its holdings in Vivo
Recently released ETA prisoners have endorsed the end to violence accepted by those still in jail
Pontiff called Carmelites in Córdoba to wish them well for the New Year
Differential between Spanish and German benchmark bonds at pre-Portuguese bailout levels
The stoppage in the project to widen the canal reveals serious miscalculations by Sacyr
Local film fans are clubbing together to reopen Spain’s movie theaters
The Coen brothers return with the folk-themed Inside Llewyn Davis
Mark Wahlberg stars as a Navy SEAL in Lone Survivor
Social Security affiliation jumps in December
Purchases last year rose 3.3 percent to 722,703 units
PSOE also wants secret vote on the bill to allow dissident deputies to express their opposition
Moves to reform the abortion law have sparked widespread criticism and doubts
Construction firm sees falls of 15 percent at one point after announcement by consortium
Work would allow larger ships to pass through the waterway
Final victim count for 2013 could come in at under 1,150, a figure last seen in the 1960s
Judge suspects ruling party paid firm under the table for refurbishment work
De Guindos says government labor reforms will help drive recovery
Artur Mas is keeping his plan for a non-viable referendum clothed in conciliatory rhetoric
Elpidio José Silva had been sanctioned for overstepping his authority
Sale forms part of construction and services group new business plan
The damage done by five years of crisis calls for another economic policy, backed by tax reform
Employment in the sector continues to shrink despite the recovery
toward the end of terrorismMore steps needed for definitive dissolution of group, say parties
Basque terrorism inmates recognize the damage they have caused but remain unrepentant
Núñez Feijóo aligns himself with growing wave of dissent toward the planned reform of the law