Toothless Europe
EU authorities have allowed the United States to spy on its citizens on a massive scale
EU authorities have allowed the United States to spy on its citizens on a massive scale
BBVA has bowed to legal and social pressure and has eliminated “floor clauses” from mortgages

Sports minister says Lionel Messi must be presumed innocent until proved otherwise

Bolivian government wants territory taken in 19th-century war returned Tribunal sets deadlines for bench trial to hear national arguments
Market in prolonged slump as banks seek to offload property on their books

Danny Boyle is back with Trance, while Spanish-Irish coproduction Menú degustación will whet your appetite
Democophes project analyzed presence of chemical in 1,844 pairs of mothers and children

La Rojita looking good to retain its European youth crown in Israel
Erdogan’s intransigence is damaging the image of Turkey and is tarnishing his record

White House meeting celebrates increased trade ties
Extremadura will be "first region" to drop rates, for "90 percent of citizens"
If any crimes were committed in the preferred shares case, they must not go unpunished

Epic first match of series ended with close call going the home team’s way
Pair of suspects believed to have carried out bombing campaign across Spain in 2002
Owner had altered dog’s vaccination record
The Catalan government uses the anniversary of the defeat in 1714 as secessionist propaganda
Magistrate accepts suit by UPyD party but rejects request for former heads of central bank and securities watchdog to be questioned
President Roig sold his Mercadona stake to help rebuild the team after last season’s relegation shock
A conservative Constitutional Court will decide on abortion, Catalan sovereignty and cuts
Three out of four new judges are conservatives ahead of series of crucial rulings for Popular Party

Directors Tomas Alfredson and Rodrigo Cortés to light up Cinema Jove festival
Changing times undermine the reasons behind the Basque politician’s arrest and imprisonment
Government's aim is to target parents who allow their children to repeatedly intoxicate themselves
The fall in unemployment in May must be confirmed next quarter to establish a trend

Turtle defender had denounced police negligence after death threats

Shaolin master believes he may have killed a woman last month, investigators say Nigerian woman who was found beaten at his gym remains in a coma at a Bilbao clinic
The Turks are protesting against a government that is increasingly authoritarian and religious