Diplomacy to soften seizures
While Spain seeks "fair" deal in Bolivia for REE, Argentina courts US oil firms
Verdasco upends Nadal at 14th time of asking
World number two blames poor movement on unusual clay surface
Santiago Calatrava defends his Valencia building fees
Renowned architect answers charges by opposition lawmaker over cost of projects
Anti-riot police to swamp Sol for 15-M's first anniversary
Between 1,500 and 2,000 Police Intervention Unit (UIP) officers will be deployed Presence will be greater than March 29 general strike and Pope Benedict XVI's visit
Argentina punishes Telefónica for blackout
Fernández de Kirchner orders Spanish telecoms giant to pay 31.5 million euros in compensation
Government seeks to reassure account holders as Bankia stocks tumble
Brussels says it must approve any restructuring plan involving state funds for troubled lender
Bolivia may not "give anything at all" to Madrid for REE stake
Announcement by vice president comes week after Bolivian government announces expropriation
Brussels hands Spain deficit reduction extension
Hollande’s anti-austerity rhetoric puts EU pact on front burner as growth summit announced for May 23
Basque premier rules out early elections after PP pullout from ruling pact
Catalan nationalists to tell Europe that Rajoy doesn't have right to control Spain's regions
Djokovic "ready" for Rafa in Madrid
Serbian raring to return to scene of first clay victory over his Spanish rival
Rato resigns as Bankia chairman ahead of government shake-up
Lender expected to receive an injection of public funds in the form of convertible bonds
Hondurans claim plots in land-grab protest
Violence has cost 50 lives since 2010 Zelaya also takes part in the street protests
When reporting is dangerous or even deadly
One journalist is captured by the FARC, while another is killed by a drug cartel
Government wants talks with Socialists on reorganized regional model
Deputy prime minister calls for dialogue before parties take decrees to Constitutional Court Popular Party cuts due to be challenged by a number of opposition groups
Valencia pays more than Greece for six-month debt
Region of Valencia sells 500 million euros of short-term bonds on Thursday Yields reach seven percent, which is higher than Greece, Portugal and Ireland
“Karate case” pedophilia sect trial begins in Las Palmas
Former martial arts pro accused of luring minors into “orgies” when families believed they were training
Mourinho’s Real Madrid ends Barcelona’s Liga reign
But rival coach Guardiola expresses doubts after controversial campaign
Government will raise VAT in 2013 in bid to comply with deficit targets
Economy Minister De Guindos outlines “hike in indirect taxes” IMF report on “masked” bad loans in banking sector raises bailout concerns
PP government offers to ease jail conditions for ETA convicts
Victims’ group says move amounts to “betrayal” Prime Minister Rajoy denies any change in antiterrorism policy
Thousands march on Workers’ Day in protests against cuts and labor reforms
Unions vow to go out on the streets "until things change" “There are so many reasons to protest, where do you want me to start?” says one student
Spain suffers huge outflows of foreign investment
A net 128.655 billion euros has been pulled from Spain by financial investors since July last year
Iberia pilots call off strike to allow for arbitration
Government to mediate in dispute which is “costing Spain a lot of money”
Defiant Rajoy warns he will push ahead with reforms “every Friday”
Comments coincide with protest against spending cuts Opposition leader calls PM “last of the Mohicans” of austerity
"It's an adventure film, but what film in Spain now isn't?"
Industry cuts dominate Málaga festival, but so does a quality crop of movies
Unemployment rises 6.9% to 5.6 million in first quarter of 2012
Number of jobless up by 365,000 between January and March Fears grow over banking sector after S&P downgrade
Rights court investigates 1981 Salvador massacre
The Inter-American Court began hearing testimony on the "Battalion Atlacatl" atrocities government denies ever took place
Chávez phones home to quash rumors
Army general's murder and judge's cooperation with DEA rattle Venezuela
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