Excesses followed by lies
The death of a businessman in custody has cast a shadow on the procedures of the Catalan police
“Climate of trust” could be broken if US spying allegations are true, warns minister
Review will determine what intelligence should be collected, says United States
Week of rail strikes begins across Spain
Minimum services will be guaranteed on all networks, with a 24-hour stoppage on Thursday
Victims and politics
The government must not bow to those who reject an independent, European court
Minister avoids quizzing US ambassador over latest spying allegations
US may have spied on Spain "just because they can" says diplomat
Thousands turn out at Madrid march in protest at Strasbourg ruling
PP government sends representatives to demonstration, despite anti-Rajoy jeers
“Spain is a great nation and worth fighting for,” Felipe tells ceremony
Photographer Annie Leibovitz among Prince of Asturias Awards winners
Main Spanish lenders post big gains in earnings through to September
BBVA cuts cash dividend payment in line with central bank recommendation
Silence is no answer
The United States cannot go on declining to explain its espionage practices
This week’s movie releases
‘Grand Piano’ stars Elijah Wood as a star musician making a comeback from a breakdown
‘Y viva España’ singer dies at age 82
Manolo Escobar starred in string of movies but best known for sing-along party favorite
The recession is over
Spain has emerged from nine quarters of negative growth, but weak demand is hampering recovery
Unemployment falls due to temporary hiring for summer tourist period
Number of people out of work declines by 72,800 as the jobless rate drops just below 26 percent PM Rajoy welcomes "positive" figures
Living on a prayer
Muslim communities are searching for new sites to build centers of worship in Catalonia But they are facing resistance from neighborhood groups and local authorities
A different nuclear model
Two reactors planned in Britain offer a new solution to the problem of high initial costs
Minister calls on regions to pull together to help recovery, leave divisions aside
“The recession will have ended in the third quarter," says Montoro
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”
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