Rajoy calls for unity within PP on regional funding debate
Madrid among party fiefdoms concerned about Catalan influence over possible new carve-up
Brussels probes Real Madrid for possible receipt of illegal state aid
Commission looking into whether Madrid City hall inflated value of old debt with the club
Rajoy hopes Spain corruption link will become a “thing of the past”
PM predicts country’s economy will be growing sufficiently next year to create jobs
Judge targets Princess Cristina in Nóos corruption probe
Royal daughter’s husband, Iñaki Urdangarin, is accused along with partner of fraudulently obtaining millions in public funds
More than just a few photos
Nuñez Feijóo must offer convincing explanations about his relations with a drug trafficker
Jobless claims fall in March on Easter holiday hiring
Limited relief as number of people out of work decreased only in the services sector
Protesting on politicos’ doorsteps
The Mortgage Victims Platform is causing a stir by bringing its campaign against unfair evictions to politicians' own homes
More inequality; a chronic problem
The increase in poverty resulting from the prolonged crisis may condition Spain’s future
Ferrer misses out on Miami Masters glory by a whisker
Murray prevails in dramatic final set to deny Spaniard
A whole new ballgame
An urgent need for finance forces the Catalan premier to adopt political realism
Berated Bardems decide bar layoffs will be done differently
Acting family feels the heat after trying to use PP labor law
This week’s movie releases
Ralph Fiennes and Helena Bonham Carter in a new adaptation of Dickens's Great Expectations Channing Tatum returns alongside Bruce Willis in toy franchise sequel G.I. Joe: Retaliation
Gender violence judge handed custody of children to father despite abuse claims
Two sections of same court shelved claims of violence and suspended mother's visiting rights
PP tells Mas to break with ERC in turn for ease in austerity
Conervatives aiming to drive wedge between nationalist bloc in Catalan parliament
Justice in Guatemala
General Ríos Montt’s trial on genocide charges compels a nation to face up to its past
Sowing fear among savers
To make depositors pay for bank crises, as a rule, is an error contrary to the euro project
Peruvian authorities identify Shining Path’s new leader
A 30-year-old former university student is now top guerrilla
Castilla-La Mancha does U-turn on decision to close 24-hour medical centers
PP regional government forced to keep services open following court ruling
Iberia chief executive to stand down by “mutual agreement”
Sánchez-Lozano had to pilot the airline through a turbulent period in its history
Mortgage activists to use EU court ruling in their fight to stop evictions
Fallout continues from statements by PP official linking PAH to ETA Platform officials were not at any pro-prisoner rally as some suggest
ETA warns of “negative consequences” arising from Oslo snub
Terrorist group claims government has used disarmament to block talks Ejection of leaders from Norway represents "a step back" in negotiations
Some relief for the euro
The idea of using the Cypriot bailout as a model for future rescues complicates a balanced pact
Judges' battle over slush fund ledgers inquiry rages on
New arguments cited in fight between magistrates over investigation into PP's illegal activities
OAS closes process to reform human rights system with lukewarm resolution
Member states agree to “continue dialogue” over changes to appease ALBA nations
An unseemly conflict
The point is to clarify the Bárcenas case, whoever the judge in charge of it may be
The redundancy business
The chaos that reigned within Andalusia’s labor department requires a proper explanation
Banks asked to pay into two-billion-euro fund to help preference share victims
Not all lenders will have to pay the same amounts
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