Broader powers for central bank in the works
Draft law hikes fines against bankers who break the rules
Draft law hikes fines against bankers who break the rules

Researcher finds silent version of 1956 doc ‘Gure Sor Lekua’

Chloë Grace Moretz takes Stephen King's Carrie into the smartphone era Sly and Arnie concoct their Escape Plan
The penalty against the banks that manipulated Euribor rates suggests Brussels is serious about fraud
Moody’s improves outlook on Spain’s ratings as the economy recovers

Bernabéu club rescinds passes for hardcore supporters after bar brawl near the stadium
Spain needs sustained action to check the known evils in its school system

Champion Spain enjoys relative comfort of being a seed going into Friday’s Brazilian lottery
New orders grow at fastest pace since 2007
The new system is based on 20 radars and cameras installed along the coast
Power producers up in arms over withdrawal of budget support

Caracas and other major cities go dark after breakdown at substation
The companies that classify and quantify risks fail the EU supervisor’s examination
Opposition points to falling Social Security affiliation as sign of declining active population due to emigration
Government delegate criticizes Basque police "inaction" over receptions for prisoners released under “Parot doctrine” ruling
Ukraine’s refusal obliges the EU to rethink its strategy toward the former Soviet republics
Online publication gets a neck ahead of leading rival ‘Marca’
The government wants to criminalize a wide range of behavior concerning basic liberties

Report laments lack of inventory control over the its extensive assets
The lifting of Silvio Berlusconi's immunity opens the door to the regeneration of Italian politics
Cabinet to allow lenders to transform deferred tax assets into state-backed tax credits
Carving up an institution by political quotas calls into question its independence

The Counselor leaves critics flat while Disney revisits Andersen classic The Snow Queen

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
Household spending picked up again as Spain emerged from recession
The agreement with Argentina saves Repsol a costly lawsuit, but fails to clear up all uncertainties
Talks to flesh out details on post-expropriation package to start soon as Spanish company demand payment “guarantees”