Spain’s jobless figures drop for the fifth straight month
Doubts remain whether trend will continue after summer season.
Doubts remain whether trend will continue after summer season.

J. A. Bayona's drama accounted for third of tickets sold for homegrown movies last year

Brad Pitt trots the globe to save humanity from a zombie apocalypse in World War Z
Imports remain weak because of low demand from consumers and firms due to recession
Rajoy must not miss the opportunity to rectify errors, and to state his plans for the future

Black box data shows Garzón was also consulting a document at time of the wreck
Bar on duke’s partner releasing more emails remains in place
Latin America accounted for 51 percent of group earnings
The failure to offer a convincing account of the Santiago accident merely fuels speculation
Statistics office confirms GDP shrank only 0.1 percent in the second quarter

Hundreds attend official funeral for the 79 victims in Santiago Train driver testifies he was “confused” when he entered curve

New Bayern coach watches side slip to 4-2 defeat in German Supercup
The authorities must revise proposed legislation that discourages home solar power

Pope Francis gives an unprecedented news conference about current Church issues The Vatican won’t change its position on women becoming priests, pontiff says

Spanish swimmer breaks national record in brave pursuit of Katie Ledecky
The 150,000 new positions created in second quarter are seasonal posts

The Benicàssim festival was a success despite rumors of cancelation

Judge releases Garzón after holding him responsible to answer for 79 homicides Rail employee is barred from driving any type of locomotive until February 2014
The generals are bringing Egypt to the brink of chaos with the bloody repression of Islamists
Death toll from Spain’s worst rail disaster in four decades stands at 79
Cycling team says it is now looking for new sponsor

Statements confirm theory that locomotive was traveling too fast Authorities lower accident death toll from 80 to 78
Investment in high-speed rail must not be made at the expense of safety measures elsewhere
Cabinet also approves rules forcing young cyclists to wear helmets
Andalusia premier alleges personal reasons for his sudden decision to step down

The accident is the worst of its kind in Spain in the last 40 years, leaving more than 130 injured The Madrid-Ferrol Alvia train left the tracks after taking an 80km/h bend in the track at 180km/h
The Santiago de Compostela crash is the deadliest the country has seen since 1972