El País

Fourth province poised to revoke license on oil field it claims Spanish company is neglecting

Prime Minister Monti accused Spain of not paying "attention to its accounts"

Exit poll puts conservatives on verge of control in Andalusia with turnout below 2008 levels

Decision follows court ruling contract on the construction of the line as illegal Plan had originally been agreed by ex-PM Aznar and Portuguese counterpart Barroso

Deputy Prime Minister calls law "one of the most important reforms of Mariano Rajoy’s political program"

Three-pronged proposal covers public contracts, right to information and good governance Rajoy: “Citizens will be able to find out who is spending money in all the agencies”

Same magistrates that handed down original sentence reject arguments

Argentina says no to nationalization but then backtracks after controversial removal of drilling licenses

Prosecutor sees no flight risk while sentence is appealed The 2-5-million-euro bail posted by Matas is considered guarantee

World number two lets loose over Canal + France satire show

Police say network had a “direct implication” in positive tests at Beijing Olympics

Government obligations reach 68.5 percent of GDP at fourth quarter’s end Analysts predict Spain won’t meet its 2012 deficit target Catalonia tops list of regions with highest public debt

Public foundations will also be merged or eliminated

Figure in Andalusia lay-off fund fraud trial is lower than prosecutor's demand