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”
"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
Protests flare up across Bolivia
Long march begins to demonstrate against Morales' renewed highway plans
Rights court investigates 1981 Salvador massacre
The Inter-American Court began hearing testimony on the "Battalion Atlacatl" atrocities government denies ever took place
Mexican migrations to US come to a halt
Weak job market and tougher border security see illegal residents stabilize
Chávez phones home to quash rumors
Army general's murder and judge's cooperation with DEA rattle Venezuela
Argentinean Senate approves YPF grab
Peronists mull whether to "punish" firms for doing business with dictatorship
Metro price-hike saboteurs may face jail
Anonymous group of activists who simultaneously pulled the emergency levers in 13 trains
IMF: Spanish bank restructuring may need more public funding
Fund identifies 10 “vulnerable” lenders and warns of possibility of hidden debt on books
Rajoy: Merkel not in charge of austerity policy
European leaders will be called to summit to find ways to foster growth
Media leaders defend the professional journalist
News reporters are key to verifying and contextualizing information from the social networks when covering important events such as the Arab Spring
Six years for ex-NGO head who embezzled 7.5 million euros
Two other former Anesvad chiefs get 21-month sentences
Trouble brews with regions as PP left “isolated” over state budget
Finance Minister hails majority muscle and calls nationalists “navel gazers”
Will Guardiola sign on the dotted line?
European exit casts further doubts over contract renewal
Andalusian leftists vote to enter coalition government with Socialists
United Left leaders offer to share full responsibility for administration in southern region
Number of mortgages granted by banks hits record low in February
House prices decline another 9.2 percent in first quarter
Deficit triples at the start of year as budget debate kicks off
Finance minister raises doubts about the regions’ finances Montoro and Socialist leader swap accusations about last year's shortfall
A day in the life of San Jordi
An hour-by-hour tour around Barcelona as it honors Saint George The April 23 festival is a key date for Catalonia’s book and rose sellers
An anti-ceremony for Cervantes- winning anti-poet Nicanor Parra
Nicanor Parra was awarded this year's Cervantes Prize in absentia on Monday His grandson was in Madrid to collect the award given the advanced age of the poet
Barça seeks route past London bus
Protecting a slender lead, Chelsea will set out to stifle home side’s attacking intent
Half-a-million illegal migrants stand to lose health coverage
Government moves to revoke provision that guarantees treatment and prescription medicines
Second legal front may open in Repsol’s battle with Argentina
Repsol has to buy Eskenazi YPF stake under 2008 deal Spanish firm can argue nationalization is force majeure
Inside a disturbing mind
Grunge icon Daniel Johnston's work is on show in Madrid
Government plans 50-percent hike in students' university fees
Rajoy defends austerity reforms as part of “unbeatable recipe” for economic success
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