Urdangarin used business he shared with Princess Cristina as “ghost” firm
King’s son-in-law billed six companies for his services via Aizoon
Spain sole abstention in vote for new Eurogroup chief
Minister De Guindos explains move as a protest at “underrepresentation on EU institutions”
Officer saves woman who fainted and fell onto Metro tracks
María Luisa N. being treated in hospital with light injuries after lucky escape
PM orders “exhaustive” audits into PP’s finances
Leaders got large cash amounts,” whistleblower reaffirms
Chain stores seek to cut pay and increase hours for workers
El Corte Inglés, Carrefour, Ikea and Cortefiel among those seeking new collective agreement
Former PP deputy acknowledges questionable cash “stashed in envelopes”
Lawyer Jorge Trías Sagnier writes in EL PAÍS of the need for Rajoy’s party, and others, to come clean about internal funding
Three people killed as powerful weekend storms sweep across the country
Woman in Badajoz crushed by gates at her home
Spaniard to reach Australia semis for third year running
Ferrer and Almagro to meet in Melbourne last eight
“This puts us in our place,” as defeat catches up with Barcelona at last
Catalans suffer first Liga loss after memorable comeback by Real Sociedad
Socialist Party to lodge criminal complaint over illicit PP bonuses
De Cospedal hits back with claim that opposition figures made fortunes when ruling Castilla-La Mancha
Tyrants unite in Bilbao
Despotic works by Cy Twombly and Georg Baselitz face off at the Guggenheim Bilbao
Marbella authority wins court appeal to embargo 150 assets of Jesús Gil’s heirs
Deceased former mayor's scions ordered to stump up 100 million in compensation
This week’s movie releases
Steven Spielberg directs Daniel Day-Lewis in Oscar frontrunner Lincoln Quentin Tarantino turns his talent to the western in Django Unchained
Venezuela's VP insists Chávez can govern from his Cuban hospital bed
Brazil's Rousseff asks Maduro to hold elections if fiery leftist president dies
UN recognizes Bolivians' historical right to grow and chew coca leaves
President Morales to start lobbying internationally to push for legalizing the coca leaf
Ex-PP treasurer Bárcenas declared 10 million euros under tax amnesty
Politician facing charges in Gürtel probe transferred 2.5 million euros to a New York bank account in 2009
Buoyant tourist industry lends a hand to flagging economy
Spain received almost 58 million foreign visitors last year, the third-biggest figure on record
Rajoy urges Germany and other “creditor” states to stimulate the euro economy
In an interview with the 'Financial Times,' the Spanish leader defended his handling of the crisis
Sister María faces second court date in stolen babies scandal
Nun is accused of involvement in the 1981 disappearance of twins
Ex-Madrid premier sees no conflict of interest in becoming headhunter
Aguirre snapped up by high-profile agency amid questions over private postings
US Defense chief Panetta in Madrid to discuss shared security concerns
Mali, Afghanistan and cyber-crime on the agenda
Constitutional Court freezes one-euro prescription fee on medicines in Catalonia
Region took in 46 million euros from the measure in the second half of 2012 Madrid's identical surcharge also to be challenged by Rajoy government
Former Madrid health chief steps down over contract row
Onetime PP official Juan José Güemes denies any conflict of interest in Unilabs privatization deal
Gap between electricity output costs and rates swells in 2012
Increase in premiums on green energy sees “tariff deficit” balloon beyond government limit to four billion euros
Sevilla turns to Unai Emery as Míchel’s run comes to an end
Former Valencia coach drafted in following club's recent poor form
Brief housing market rally hits brick wall
Sales had picked up in the summer after falling 17 months in a row
No to unilateralism
CiU and ERC want to break with legality and use a referendum to ratify what they have already decided
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