Economy minister calls for slack on deficit targets
Comments come amid fears that activity will be dampened "The future of the euro is being played out in Spain,” says Luis de Guindos
Banks to halt evictions in “extreme” cases
Government and main opposition to meet on issue that's the cause of growing social alarm
Basque leader facing solitary for recording political speech
Otegi took advantage of a phone call that he had permission to make to a family member
PP will present Socialists with proposal to stop home evictions
A 53-year-old woman commits suicide on the day her property was to be repossessed Opposition wants proposed law to be retroactive to include those who already lost homes
Catalan election campaign kicks off with independence to the fore
Mas would conduct referendum on sovereignty
ECB president won’t give Spain any risk guarantees
Bank chief says that it wasn’t up to the ECB to push countries to ask for a bailout
Ferrer waits on Federer
Spaniard's chances of progressing in London depend on Swiss
Puerto Ricans vote in favor of statehood in non-binding plebiscite
Voters kick out pro-statehood governor, mayor following bitter race García Padilla promises his new administration will focus on jobs
Argentina and Spanish railroad firm differ over contract cancellation
Talgo denies Argentinean government's claim that it canceled its services
Deputies told to keep an eye on iPads
Lower house only mulling paying to repair broken devices
Influx of gatecrashers may have triggered Halloween party tragedy, say police
Capacity at Madrid Arena had been “excessively surpassed,” states report
Church attacks gay marriage decision
Clergy questions role of Constitution in Spanish society
Magistrates uphold gay marriage law
Popular Party filed appeal against Socialist legislation seven years ago
La Caixa pulls out of Port Aventura
Bank sells 50-percent stake to partner for 105 million euros
Jobless claims continue to creep toward five-million mark in October
More than two million of working population not entitled to unemployment benefits Spending on jobless already close to budget for full year
Rajoy at odds with Madrid on copayment
Deputy Prime Minister: “This is not the government’s model.”
Hundreds gatecrashed Madrid rave where three died in stampede
Police searching for person who threw flare that sparked panic Madrid City Hall to stop renting installations for mega-parties
“My future is in Andalusia”
Speculation is rising that Andalusia regional premier José Antonio Griñán has his eye on Socialist leadership
French Batasuna representative captured at road checkpoint
Martín is wanted in Spain on charges pertaining to her membership in an illegal group A court in France paved the way to have her extradited on charges related to an outlaw party
The artists and the models: animating a Galician mystery
Creating stop-motion 3D animation 'O Apóstolo' began with a live-action film
Masked men firebomb Bolivian radio station leaving owner in critical state
Seventy-eight-year-old owner left in critical condition Morales asks Sean Penn to persuade Washington to extradite ex-president
Piñera suffers major defeat in Chile as voters reject conservative mayors
Sixty percent of electors stayed at home after mandatory voting law is repealed Salvador Allende's granddaughter wins a mayoral seat in a Santiago borough
Colombia’s biggest drug lord captured in Argentina where he had been hiding out
Authorities bust "My Blood" Londoño after he held a meeting with Los Zetas
Catalan election video banned on grounds of nationalist bias
Regional government campaign "leads voters," says panel
Madrid reveals plans to farm out healthcare to private sector
Austerity drive will see six new hospitals put up for tender
Political parties and labor unions should be subject to criminal charges: justice minister
Gallardón may also consider measures to bar people who have been implicated in offenses from standing for office
Masked protestors ransack Zara store during Barcelona strike
Anarcho-syndicalist labor groups also storm branches of Apple and Fnac
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