Animation domination
After success at home, Spain’s animators are drawing up plans for global invasion
From Madeleine to anti-ETA death squads, spy row agency was in demand
Método 3 spied on leading Catalan politicians, including region’s former interior chief
Chile's arrest of Bolivian troops sparks UN complaint
Bolivia maintains that the soldiers were actually chasing smugglers
Ecuador's Correa breezes to a third term
President pledges to continue to diversify his country's economy
Chávez makes sudden return to Caracas but future remains uncertain
Venezuelans yet to see leader after he was whisked off to a military hospital
Over 2,000 judges strike to protest Justice Ministry reforms
Organizers put adhesion rate at 66 percent, but official data says less than half of Spain’s magistrates observed stoppage
Socialist youth leader’s “five-star” speech goes viral, then vitriol is turned on her
Beatriz Talegón lambasted party members for staying at luxury hotel in chic beach resort
Brussels drops another hint of cutting Spain more slack on deficit targets
Rehn says Commission will give more time to countries that have carried out reforms to meet commitments
Spain’s first nine-month bill auction gets good reception
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Treasury meets its issue target of four billion euros
Stoppages force Iberia to cancel a further 232 flights
Strike enters second day with no reported incidents
Judge accepts PP leader’s suit against spying firm and demands client list be handed over
Police chiefs meet in Madrid to prevent espionage files from reaching market
Goya gaffe, as presenters read out wrong winner at Film Awards
Actors mistakenly announce Best Song recipient after envelope mix-up
Spain slams Bolivia takeover of company as “unfriendly act”
President Morales accuses airport management firm of failing to invest enough in local business
Transfers to bad bank bring about cosmetic fall in loan defaults
Non-performing rate for December of last year declines for first time since March 2011
Some town councilors may get ax, others lower wages
Government reform of local administration aims to make savings of over seven billion euros
Bárcenas was on PP payroll until December, sources say
Ruling party also deducted ex-treasurer’s taxes, and paid pension
Whistleblowing ex-PP deputy claims he has received threats
Trías Sagnier told prosecutors about ruling party’s concealed slush fund accounts as managed by former treasurer Bárcenas
The loot is out there: NASA base in Madrid strikes over wage retention
Workers argue that US government picks up tab for rural monitoring station
Nadal drops out of doubles in Brazil as Almagro wins
World number five questions state of courts after opening match in São Paulo
Strikes mean Iberia will cancel 415 flights this month
Cancelations due to ground staff and cabin crew stoppages in protest at layoffs
This week’s movie releases
Bruce Willis finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time again in A Good Day to Die Hard Mark Wahlberg and Russell Crowe star in Broken City
Mexican police arrest six men in connection with rape of Spaniards
Fourteen suspects previously rounded up freed by authorities
Former PP treasurer’s payoff may contravene Social Security rules
Deal between Bárcenas and party sealed on termination of employment in shadow of Gürtel corruption case
US sanctions Venezuelan arms firm for illegal sales
The measures were imposed under the Iran, North Korea and Syria Nonproliferation Act
Ateneo de Madrid forced to sell off Goyas after grant cuts
Regional government moves to freeze auction of masterworks by 200-year-old cultural institution
Bankia falls sharply on report of large dilution for shareholders
FROB says still to determine the nominal value of bank’s shares for conversion of bonds into equity
Chief of Spanish federation vows to fight Olympic wrestling veto
“Greco-Roman wrestling is a natural sport to include in the Games and it cannot be allowed to disappear”
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