Abide by the law, and apply it
Non-compliance with a human rights ruling would be sure to spur the fanatics into action
Bill Gates becomes second-largest shareholder in construction firm FCC
Move being interpreted as bet on recovery of crisis-stricken Spanish sector
Court orders immediate release of ETA terrorist Del Río after European ruling
Prosecutors said Strasbourg judgment gave judiciary “no choice” but to free the 55-year-old, convicted of 23 murders
Abertzale hails ECHR decision as “very good news on a human level”
Lawyers for Inés del Río to file for a further 55 ETA inmates to be freed
US intelligence broke into former Mexican president’s email account, says report
Germany’s ‘Der Spiegel’ claims NSA targeted Mexico to gain policymaking insight
Children of Haitians find themselves in legal limbo in Dominican Republic
Court ruling could lead to some 450,000 people being declared illegal
Two years and a day
The vein of fanaticism in the subculture of ETA can now be fought with political means
Spain grants trafficked woman asylum in legal first
Red Cross describes “case of hope” for other victims of human trade
Portugal draws Sweden in World Cup playoffs
The ties will be played on November 15 and 19
Another blunder by the PP
Ruling party’s response to corruption accusations is scattered and unfocused
Márquez blows big chunk of his title lead in Australian Grand Prix disqualification
With surprise result, Lorenzo sees championship chances improve to “20-30 percent”
Parents of dead Galician girl will stand trial for murder
Judge finds sufficient reason to raise charge from homicide
The need to support Libya
The international community cannot turn its back on the grave situation in the Arab country
Ibex 35 closes above 10,000 points for the first time in over two years
Benchmark index has improved its high for the year eight sessions in a row
Peña Nieto wins major battle over tax reforms with help from leftist lawmakers
Conservative PAN voted against the proposal, which imposes higher taxes on top income earners
This week’s movie releases
Tom Hanks faces Somali pirates in Paul Greengrass's Captain Phillips
“If the situation doesn’t change in three months, I will think about leaving”
Real and Spain captain Casillas moots exit from life-long club
A sensible ruling
Two police officers have been found guilty of giving a tip-off, aimed at extending the truce called by ETA
Planeta Novel Prize honors Clara Sánchez and ex-minister González-Sinde
Publishing house names ‘El cielo ha vuelto’ as its Spanish book of the year
Government unveils four-billion-euro fiscal adjustment plan for 2015
Rajoy administration has not confirmed whether personal income tax hike will remain in place
Marcus Brigstocke to close comedy fest in the capital
UK comic to play gigs in Madrid and Barcelona this weekend
Police suspect attempt to fake kidnapping in Asunta inquiry
Rope marks on 12-year-old's body were caused post-mortem, investigators believe
Toward the end of the bailout
Brussels confirms that Spanish banks have complied with the requisites for recapitalization
Recovering Argentinean president slowly begins reassuming control
Video of traffic altercation mars ruling party bloc’s congressional campaign
Guyanese government objects to seizure of research ship by Venezuela
Officials from both countries will meet in Trinidad to resolve dispute
Strasbourg intervenes to stop eviction of 16 families from Girona apartments
Protestors rejoice in Salt as squatters given reprieve at least until end of the month
Basque white goods maker Fagor calls in the receivers
The company has accumulated debts of 800 million euros
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