‘As’ becomes leading digital sports paper in Spanish
Online publication gets a neck ahead of leading rival ‘Marca’
A worrying drift
The government wants to criminalize a wide range of behavior concerning basic liberties
State auditor finds irregularities in accounts of National Parks agency
Report laments lack of inventory control over the its extensive assets
Goodbye to an era
The lifting of Silvio Berlusconi's immunity opens the door to the regeneration of Italian politics
Reform saves Spanish banks 30 billion euros in capital requirements
Cabinet to allow lenders to transform deferred tax assets into state-backed tax credits
Judicial power by shares
Carving up an institution by political quotas calls into question its independence
This week’s movie releases
The Counselor leaves critics flat while Disney revisits Andersen classic The Snow Queen
Killers walk free after European ruling as lawyer bids to keep teen murderer in jail
Emilio Muñoz was serving 43 years for the kidnap and murder of a young Madrid woman Juan Manuel Valentín was jailed for 63 years for killing nine-year-old Olga Sangrador in 1992
Consumer price figures for November dispel fears of deflation
Household spending picked up again as Spain emerged from recession
Negotiated solution for YPF
The agreement with Argentina saves Repsol a costly lawsuit, but fails to clear up all uncertainties
Repsol’s board approves deal on YPF compensation
Talks to flesh out details on post-expropriation package to start soon as Spanish company demand payment “guarantees”
UK takes Spain to task over diplomatic bag tampering
Spanish government assures Britain there will be no repeat of incident on Gibraltar border
EL PAÍS launches Brazilian website
New edition is “a very big step for our country,” says President Rousseff Cebrián: “There is need to define Latin America’s role in the globalized era”
Limited justice
While Fabra’s sentence was light, it did at least symbolize the abuses of the PP in Valencia
Repsol board expected to approve YPF compensation deal
Oil firm’s shares jump as agreement brokered by Argentinean, Mexican and Spanish governments hints at compensation of $5 billion
All or nothing for Sociedad in Champions League bout
Basques must win in Ukraine to maintain knockout chances
Sculptor Jaume Plensa takes Velázquez art prize
The artist is best known for his large-scale sculptures of letters and numbers
A great step forward
Iran’s acceptance of a temporary halt in its nuclear program points to a new scenario
Two frontrunners claim victory in Honduran presidential race
Ousted leftist leader Zelaya contends that government wants to rob his wife of victory
Popular joins other Spanish lenders in selling real estate unit
Business to be acquired by US funds Värde Partners and Kennedy Wilson
Bank of Spain says weak recovery doesn’t invite “complacency”
Governor Linde says government revenues need to pick up toward the end of the year to ensure deficit target is met
Socialist leader attacks government over broken electoral promises
Rubalcaba accuses Rajoy of having hidden agenda Andalusian delegates elect Díaz as leader of regional party chapter
The danger that lies within Europe
Reviving democratic forces for the parliamentary race is needed to ward off the ultra-right’s threats
Government makes no move to remove razor wire on Melilla fence
Ministry report on anti-immigration measure sticks to technical aspects
Rajoy, part II
Prime minister keeps mum on sacrifices to be asked of the public and his economic plans
Lower quality of democracy
Electoral changes in Castilla-La Mancha would render the system less representative and plural
This week’s movie releases
The Hunger Games trilogy continues with Catching Fire Robert De Niro, Michael Douglas, Morgan Freeman and Kevin Kline unite in Last Vegas
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The complicated life of Francesca Albanese: A rising figure in Italy but barred from every bank by Trump’s sanctions
Half of Scotland is in the hands of 420 property owners
Pinochet’s victims grapple with José Antonio Kast’s rise in Chile
Reinhard Genzel, Nobel laureate in physics: ‘One-minute videos will never give you the truth’
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