PP accuses Socialists of fomenting student violence amid “climate of conflict”
Extremadura premier escorted out of university building after demonstration
Argentina's government takes control of trains after wreck
Families of the 51 dead and 700 injured demand justice
Workers freed as FARC pledges to end all kidnappings
Former senator says guerrillas may release 10 army and police officers at end of month
Correa pardons journalists jailed by Ecuadorian court for libel
'El Universo' had been ordered to pay $40m for calling president "a dictator"
Cuts threaten Spanish public television
Popular programs face ax under strict budget guidelines
Four suspected “Anonymous” hackers busted in Madrid and Málaga
Ministry says activists ran attacks out of Bulgaria and Czech Republic
Del Bosque’s number 9 dilemma
With just two forwards at his disposal, Spain coach looks to midfield for goals
Intel and Windows lose ground to Android
Google’s platform steals the show at the Barcelona Mobile World Congress
Garzón acquitted in Franco-probe misconduct case
Justices say he was wrong to describe offenses as human rights crimes Ruling brings to an end the three disciplinary cases against disbarred judge
Ronaldo's Real heel earns win over Rayo
Moment of magic gives Madrid 0-1 victory over cross-town neighbors Zaragoza coach Jiménez says he feels "ashamed" of team
Socialists say labor reform breaches law
IMF says Spanish measures are a "step in the right direction"
Suppliers who accept discounts to get paid first
PP passes debt payment scheme in bid to clear backlog of unpaid invoices
‘Público’ announces end of print edition
Daily was unable to raise nine million euros needed to stave off closure Employees vote Friday to close paper with immediate effect
Student protestors in Valencia call for general strike
Hundreds converge on regional education department demanding stoppage on February 29
Honduran prison fire was accidental
Forensics experts identify all bodies President Lobo pardons inmate "hero"
Chávez to undergo further cancer surgery
Venezuelan leader says doctors have found a lesion where a tumor was located
Rajoy gets no concessions on Gibraltar
London refuses to discuss the Rock's future without appeal to its inhabitants
Thousands take to Valencia streets in protest against police violence and education cuts
Demonstrators of all ages come out in support of students Calls for resignation of government delegate multiply Crowds gather outside school were marches began
Tearful mother insults ETA suspects during trial
Two terrorists charged with setting off bomb which killed six-year-old girl
Wage cuts “only” way out of the crisis, says central bank
Fernández Ordóñez advocates “internal devaluation”
Sports minister admits Spain has a bad doping image
Spain lacks World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)-backed legislation
The city’s silent squatters
A new type of property occupation is on the rise: discreet squatting Regular members of society who have been left homeless are taking over empty flats
PP government defies demonstrators and says it is not for turning
Party says spirit of law will stay, no matter how “unpopular” Wage cuts already a reality due to labor reform: union
Public-sector managers face salary cuts of up to 35 percent
Large company chiefs see salaries capped at 105,000 euros Limits placed on fringe benefits such as housing
Libraries with no books - or librarians
The Casa de Fieras in Madrid's Retiro park was due to be converted from a zoo into a library The dire financial situation of the council has seen the project stall
Thousands take to streets in protests against government labor reforms
Unions cite figures as high as 500,000 in Madrid and Barcelona Demonstrations a "warning" that a general strike could be next “We don’t want confrontation, we just want correction,” says UGT leader
Police search for male sex victims of US student’s alleged killer
Suspect is said to have drugged and abused young men he invited to his home
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