A sensible ruling
Two police officers have been found guilty of giving a tip-off, aimed at extending the truce called by ETA
Two police officers have been found guilty of giving a tip-off, aimed at extending the truce called by ETA
Publishing house names ‘El cielo ha vuelto’ as its Spanish book of the year
Rajoy administration has not confirmed whether personal income tax hike will remain in place
UK comic to play gigs in Madrid and Barcelona this weekend
Rope marks on 12-year-old's body were caused post-mortem, investigators believe
Brussels confirms that Spanish banks have complied with the requisites for recapitalization
Video of traffic altercation mars ruling party bloc’s congressional campaign
Officials from both countries will meet in Trinidad to resolve dispute
Protestors rejoice in Salt as squatters given reprieve at least until end of the month
The company has accumulated debts of 800 million euros
Former US law enforcement officials admit that the drug agent’s 1985 murder wasn’t just the work of Rafael Caro Quintero
Against the government’s wishes, the PP is starting to debate the need to change the model
Spanish debt-management agency close to completing issue target for the whole year
Victims association spokesman says drug was still being sold after 1961
The slump in tourism in Madrid and a lack of low-cost airlines has hurt the airport’s prospects
"No problem" after Felipe Massa apparently ignored instructions, says Fernando Alonso
16-year-old Ana Carrasco becomes only fourth woman racer to score a point
Measure will apply to new routes and those with increased flights as government aiming to stem loss of traffic at Spanish airports
High unemployment and tight credit conditions continue to weigh on the property market
Thousands turn up in Barcelona to reject Catalan region’s independence drive
Healthcare authorities must avoid differences in the administration of costly pharmaceuticals
Investigation focusing on sedatives as semen stain is also found on dead girl’s shirt
Coro Cillán made headline news for attempting to reopen the case of the March 11, 2004 train bombings in Madrid
Spanish police “shoot” at citizens, territory chief tells UN
The Spaniard's career was ended in 2012 when she suffered a horrific accident
Education Minister Wert pushes through his reforms without the promised consensus
Hugh Jackman leads a powerhouse cast in abduction drama Prisoners Forest Whitaker serves eight US presidents in Lee Daniels' The Butler