Train network to undergo slew of revisions after crash: minister
Job requirements at Renfe to be more stringent
Rajoy warns he will use “all legal means” in dispute over Gibraltar
PM meets with king and foreign minister in Mallorca Britain announces Royal Navy fleet will pay the Rock a visit
Unheeded complaints
The Bank of Spain needs to make lenders respond to the legitimate grievances of customers
No sign of recovery for industrial sector
Output from Spain's mines and factories has now contracted for 22 months in a row as the downturn continues to take its toll on jobs and livelihoods
San Sebastián film festival picks its line-up
Table soccer-themed animation 'Foosball' to open the autumn event
This week’s movie releases
Guillermo del Toro gets back in the director's chair to oversee monster epic Pacific Rim
Turkey and Ergenekon
The murkier aspects of the long trial against coup plotters have changed the political scene
Whistleblowing anti-fraud mailbox dubbed “Stalinist” by labor unions
New website which allows public to "shop a benefit cheat" met with anger
Spanish rail operators pledge to boost safety following crash
Adif and Renfe reiterate commitment to reviewing procedures in a parliamentary hearing on Santiago accident that killed 79
Pardon under suspicion
The Spanish government must offer an explanation on the release of a pedophile in Morocco
Rajoy and Cameron reports differ over Gibraltar phone call
Spanish and UK leaders at odds about outcome of conversation aimed at defusing tension surrounding the Rock
Waters of Gibraltar
The tough line on the Rock aims to spark fresh dialogue with London, but its effects are uncertain
Investigators begin match-fixing probe of nine Liga games from last season
Levante and Racing among those being investigated for betting and bribery allegations
Saber-rattling and hell freezing over
The latest dispute between Spain and Britain over Gibraltar is just the latest of many diplomatic altercations in a saga that has been running for 300 years
Unblocking the Catalan question
Rajoy should open the door to dialogue while Mas should eschew unilateral action
Police capture convicted pedophile who was mistakenly pardoned
Daniel Galván Viña was released after list mix-up by Moroccan authorities
British PM Cameron “concerned” over Spain-Gibraltar conflict
Brussels warns Madrid that controls at colony border must be “proportionate”
Belmonte adds to water polo gold
Badalona-born swimmer gains third medal after Spain beats Australia
Everything has been left wide open
PP fails to tackle the Bárcenas case as Congress goes into recess and public unease grows
Preaching by example
The Madrid region’s rebellion over deficit sharing conceals the Finance Ministry’s shortcomings
IMF advises Spain to cut wages by 10 percent
Fund calls for major social pact to boost jobs and stimulate growth
“I don’t feel responsible for crash,” says conductor who made call to driver
Telephone conversation ended 11 seconds before fatal Alvia train accident
Spain’s jobless figures drop for the fifth straight month
Doubts remain whether trend will continue after summer season.
This week’s movie releases
Brad Pitt trots the globe to save humanity from a zombie apocalypse in World War Z
‘The Impossible’ boosts Spanish cinema’s share of the audience
J. A. Bayona's drama accounted for third of tickets sold for homegrown movies last year
Spain books trade surplus in May as exports surge
Imports remain weak because of low demand from consumers and firms due to recession
A clear, convincing explanation
Rajoy must not miss the opportunity to rectify errors, and to state his plans for the future
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