El País

As long as ETA exists, Basque electoral contests cannot take place under equal conditions

Cutbacks in regional and local government budgets may jeopardize basic services

Cutbacks in France and Italy will shrink European economies and depress interest rates

The PP needs to back government efforts to keep Spain solvent, rather than blaming it for the crisis

Piñera must respond to the students' demands, taking advantage of the good economic climate

Piñera must respond to the students' demands, taking advantage of the good economic climate

Stock markets on edge despite ECB intervention and Obama's dramatic message to the markets

ETA says nothing, while the coalition declines to demand its end, or admit the harm it has done

The Tea Party's extremism threatens the world economy after contaminating democratic politics

The IMF assesses the Spanish situation and suggests a difficult political consensus for reforms

The dreadful management of the savings bank is explained mostly by political pressure

While Democrats and Republicans repeat themselves, the US drifts toward insolvency

The deficit in the healthcare system calls for more efficiency and other income sources

Taxpayers' money to be used to bail out Caja del Mediterráneo savings bank

The Valencian regional premier could not bring himself to plead guilty, as his party wanted

The Eurogroup meeting must produce a final agreement on the Greek bailout

It is absurd to consider mistakes committed to prolong ETA's truce as collaboration with terrorists

If Zapatero wants to do his country a last service, he must step down as soon as possible

His determination to obtain an acquittal by the ballot box now compromises the PP

An agreement is urgently needed on a Greek rescue package if Italy and Spain are to avoid more damage

The new managers must make the changes needed to inspire confidence

The disagreement on Greece harms Italy, stifles Spain and threatens to break up the euro zone

Housing prices have to drop further to reactivate the construction market

Rubalcaba shifts slightly leftward; now he must explain why he waited so long to do so

The unscrupulous sensationalism of Rupert Murdoch's newspapers rocks the UK government

Results from the first year under the new law belie the more alarmist warnings