Cabinet approves decree allowing convicted banker Sáenz to remain with Santander
New rules redefine concept of “honorability” required of employees
New rules redefine concept of “honorability” required of employees
The Commission fears that Spain's excessive levels of debt and unemployment threaten the euro

The ever-more prolific Terrence Malick returns with Ben Affleck in To the Wonder Tom Cruise and Morgan Freeman enter Oblivion
Putting pressure on politicians is legitimate. But without violence, or taunting on their doorsteps

Fernández de Kirchner's measures include direct election of judges and new appeals courts
Hopes for Chinese expansion spark latest advances

Country’s main cities see hundreds of thousands take to the streets

Global lawmakers ask race officials to ensure a clean ballot count on Sunday
"Don't insist that I do it; I am not a member of this Senate," Rajoy tells nationalist parties
Region will also fine banks and real estate companies for leaving homes empty

Tax agency uncovers documents showing Jordi Pujol made 118 transfers to fiscal paradises
The British leader’s policies marked the recent history of her country and the world

Mourinho battles complacency while the Anchovies believe they can pull off a shock in Germany

Prosecutors order inquiry to determine whether ex-Brazilian president took part in political payoff scandal

Marc Márquez grabs third in MotoGP debut, behind dominant Lorenzo and his Italian idol

The UK leader took the decision to go to war with the military dictatorship over the Falklands
Royal son-in-law offered post in emirate by Spanish handball coach Court will allow former Olympic star to travel abroad

Catalan racer Miguel Poblet also won stages in all three Grand Tours in the same season
King Juan Carlos gets negative grade in survey taken before Princess Cristina’s subpoena in Nóos affair
The Crown’s inclusion in the Transparency Law is one of the reforms the Royal Household needs

A group of forensic experts are to exhume the poet’s body to clear up suspicions over whether the Pinochet government murdered the Nobel Prize winner in 1973

Passos Coelho regrets top court ruling against legality of axing workers’ benefits Conservative against raising taxes further

“We leave the club in a much better position,” says bank-appointed chief
Existing sexual consent age of 13 to be debated by Congress, says government
The so-called ERE scandal is progressing without political responsibility being established

A noir thriller about the drug industry, Side Effects is said to be Steven Soderbergh's final film
Foreign Minister speaks of “enormous concern” Socialists echo administration’s stance