
‘White march’ held to prompt healthcare policy rethink
Madrid hospital workers protest cutbacks and privatization drive

Madrid hospital workers protest cutbacks and privatization drive
Premier Artur Mas claims PP government using “dirty tricks” against him in regional election campaign
Pujol threatens to take "El Mundo" to court for publishing allegations about his wealth Mas' late father was found to have two million euros stashed away in Liechtenstein and Switzerland
Alleged ringleader accused of supplying some 8,000 women to brothels across Spain

Presidents warn Iberian nations that more austerity could lead to more misery
“It was about time I won again; it must be the olive oil and red wine that keeps me in shape”

Amaya Egaña's suicide occurred days before decree to stem flood of evictions
Fernández de Kirchner among number of Latin leaders who will not be attending as Spain asks region for investment help

Port authorities' attempt to board impounded vessel met by show of arms

Maya Fernández, a 41-year-old veterinarian, said her lawyers were going to challenge the recount
Cabinet due to approve decree to ease suffering caused by banks’ foreclosures on Thursday

Hundreds of thousands march to reject government’s austerity measures Mossos chief says images of 13-year-old beaten by police "hurt my eyes"
EU economics commissioner says country has taken “effective” measures for this year and the next

Labor unions place overall participation at over nine million workers Over 100 protestors arrested during clashes with police; 18 officers injured AENA reports delays across country, with some 700 flights grounded by stoppage
Stoppage to protest austerity drive to be accompanied by demonstrations Prime Minister Rajoy says he will stand firm

Former lightweight fought for world championship title in 1991
Opposition wants to extend the reach of any moratorium and a reform of mortgage legislation
Legal representatives of private security firms hired for event also summonsed
Comments come amid fears that activity will be dampened "The future of the euro is being played out in Spain,” says Luis de Guindos
Government and main opposition to meet on issue that's the cause of growing social alarm
Otegi took advantage of a phone call that he had permission to make to a family member

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
Mas would conduct referendum on sovereignty
Bank chief says that it wasn’t up to the ECB to push countries to ask for a bailout

Spaniard's chances of progressing in London depend on Swiss

Voters kick out pro-statehood governor, mayor following bitter race García Padilla promises his new administration will focus on jobs

Talgo denies Argentinean government's claim that it canceled its services