El País

The PP sees no "war" in Afghanistan, where Spain will remain half a year longer

The government is rescuing the regions, but it needs to lay out a financial framework to combat the deficit

The Gürtel corruption network brings to trial Judge Garzón, who uncovered its workings

The referendum and the amnesty offered by the Syrian regime lack credibility at this stage

Fraga was a player on the Spanish stage for 60 years, and deserves quiet recognition

Prime Minister Rajoy is now in a good position to increase his country's influence in the EU

Keeping Guantánamo prison open is a source of shame for the US and the West in general

The breakdown of the deficit offered by Rajoy suggests that the PP was aware of its magnitude

The breakdown of the deficit offered by Rajoy suggests that the PP was aware of its magnitude

The first trial of Matas for the "Palma Arena case" coincides with that of Camps for "Gürtel"

De Guindos announces that the banks must face new measures, but does not explain his reform

Zapatero's successor must lead the opposition during one of Spain's most difficult periods

The government declares war on tax evasion, but is yet to outline its strategy for job creation

Liquidity problems of the region's government reveal a general lack of budgetary control

Supreme Court readmits the judge who was bribed in the "Malaya case" scandal

The cutback in R&D distances Spain from the goal of a more reliable model of growth

The trial of Camps reveals habits that explain the corruption in the Valencia region

The first economic measures hit wage earners hard, and will cause a lasting recession

King's son-in-law called to testify about allegations he diverted public funds to private companies

Public disclosure of the royal budget will boost the prestige of the Spanish monarchy

Ana Botella in charge at capital's City Hall as Ruiz-Gallardón takes over the Justice Ministry

The new economy minister's gloomy predictions point to a 2012 without growth

The CiU bloc wants the Popular Party's votes, while using harsh language about Spain

The king expresses concern over a loss of faith in some of Spain's institutions

Draghi aims to spur purchase of debt, and loosen credit, with a massive injection of liquidity

New Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has constructed a government loyal to him