Treasury exceeds maximum target at bond auction
Some 4.798 billion euros in bonds sold in what is was being called "a positive tender" Spain intent on avoiding second bailout request, government sources suggest
Spain asks Paraguay to stay away from Ibero summit to stave off boycott
Madrid diplomats work quietly to urge Argentina's leader to come to Cádiz
Acquittal still doesn't settle Peru’s first family quarrel
President Humala’s brother threatens electoral challenge
Rajoy fronts up to Catalan independence ahead of Mas meeting
PM evokes the Constitution against region’s separatist drive
Bank of Spain downplays deposit run concerns
Supervisor puts run at only 55 billion euros over past year despite far higher ECB figure
Tributes paid to Santiago Carrillo, a key figure in the democratic transition
He “chose coexistence and reconciliation” over party interests, says Rubalcaba
Santiago Carrillo, emblematic Communist leader, dies aged 97
Leftist who led defense of Madrid during Civil War also played key part in Transition
Yields fall at Spain’s first debt tender after ECB rescue plan
Pressure builds on Madrid to seek second bailout Deputy PM calls for patience over any final decision
Train and subway stoppages cause major logjams in main cities
Protesting union members arrested in Madrid More action planned for coming weeks
Madrid’s iron lady Esperanza Aguirre resigns as regional chief
PP leader cites personal reasons, including health, for decision Surprise announcement comes after meeting with Rajoy
Portugal’s middle classes face harsh new realities
The government's austerity measures will continue for at least another two years, threatening the fragile gains of the last three decades
Convicted ETA hitman goes on trial for prison escape
Helicopter hijacking plot sees terrorist, girlfriend and lawyer face court
Batasuna leader makes apology to ETA victims
Arnaldo Otegi’s offer to help “ease the pain” rejected by victims association chief
Ferrer wraps up Davis Cup semi against USA
Spain still on course for sixth trophy after victory in Gijón
House prices suffer their biggest fall in over 30 years
Annual decline was 14.4 percent in the second quarter
Spain to announce more structural reforms shortly, minister says
Spanish public debt ratio at highest level in a century De Guindos does not expect any additional conditions if Spain seeks second bailout
This week's movie releases
Colin Farrell steps into Arnold Schwarzenegger's shoes in a remake of 'Total Recall' A blind girl discovers photography in Maru Solores' 'Camera obscura'
Belt-tightening regions in line to meet 2012 deficit target
Six-month shortfall was just over half of annual 1.5-percent target, says Finance Minister Montoro
Mexico's left split following ex-candidate's resignation
López Obrador leaves PRD but does not rule out third bid for presidency
Grape expectations: Madrid wines going for higher quality
Region's vineyards opting for superior product to combat smaller harvests
Labor chief launches fight to prevent third term for Argentina's president
Rumors abound that Fernández de Kirchner may try to amend the Constitution
Catalans mass to support independence for debt-struck region
Crisis fuels stronger calls for secession on Catalonia day celebrations as premier prepares to negotiate bailout with Madrid
Ryanair CEO wants answers from Spain on complaints file
O´Leary defends low-cost carrier from accusations he says constitute government campaign
Ruling PP barons called to order as they look to go their own way
Prime minister goes into first televised interview amid signs of rebellion in his own ranks
Ferrer blown away by Djokovic in New York
Spaniard finds going harder against champion in Sunday’s semifinal resumption after wind break
Contador seals fairytale return from doping ban with Vuelta victory
Valverde and Rodríguez complete an all-Spanish podium in Madrid
Lawmakers applaud measure to abolish own salaries
PP number two De Cospedal proves her austerity credentials on home turf
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