Good intentions
The government declares war on tax evasion, but is yet to outline its strategy for job creation
The Valencia inheritance
Liquidity problems of the region's government reveal a general lack of budgetary control
Disgraceful return to the bench
Supreme Court readmits the judge who was bribed in the "Malaya case" scandal
Priorities in a time of crisis
The cutback in R&D distances Spain from the goal of a more reliable model of growth
The stench of Gürtel
The trial of Camps reveals habits that explain the corruption in the Valencia region
Disturbing adjustment
The first economic measures hit wage earners hard, and will cause a lasting recession
Subpoenaed
King's son-in-law called to testify about allegations he diverted public funds to private companies
By all clear accounts
Public disclosure of the royal budget will boost the prestige of the Spanish monarchy
Madrid mayor is unknown vintage
Ana Botella in charge at capital's City Hall as Ruiz-Gallardón takes over the Justice Ministry
Again, the prospect of recession
The new economy minister's gloomy predictions point to a 2012 without growth
Catalan nationalists' tough verbal line
The CiU bloc wants the Popular Party's votes, while using harsh language about Spain
A royal example
The king expresses concern over a loss of faith in some of Spain's institutions
Lifesaver for the banking industry
Draghi aims to spur purchase of debt, and loosen credit, with a massive injection of liquidity
Tailor-made centrism
New Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has constructed a government loyal to him
Parliamentary support for Rajoy
Though regional nationalists have gained more seats, the PP's majority limits their influence
The same old Rajoy
The new PM has announced major reforms, but declined to specify the hard lines of his policy
The year of revolts
Continuing violence is slowing down the transition toward democracy in the Arab world
An arbitrary blow to the Spanish press
The National Competition Commission points to distortions in a depressed market
The year of revolts
Continuing violence is slowing down the transition toward democracy in the Arab world
The right kind of reform
Spain's labor market needs long-term solutions to bring the unemployment rate down
Why Russia needs change
The protests against electoral fraud embody an unprecedented challenge for the autocratic Putin
The Spanish are poorer
Worsening economic data call for policies combining austerity and stimulus
The king was in the counting house
A 21st-century monarchy demands a clear definition of functions and transparent budgets
Playing for time on global warming
The Durban summit once again puts off a general commitment on climate change
Now it's Rajoy's turn
The Socialist and PP teamwork at the Brussels Summit should be applied to other EU institutions
Europe progresses
The path toward further financial integration, albeit without London, has been cleared
New power of the euro
The stability conditions proposed by Berlin and Paris should be debated in Congress
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