El País

The crisis and the risk of recession demand a solution for Greece and a new monetary policy

Candidate seeks to boost Socialist Party morale with measures in defense of the welfare state

Ruling CiU argues new economic deal is the only way to avoid continued cuts in social spending

Dispute over the future of Repsol energy group after takeover bid looks set for long legal battle

The drug traffickers are trying to spread their reign of terror to the social networks

The next government will have the crisis to deal with, but should not undo good work already done

The chance of an absolute majority for the PP appears to be the principal dilemma

Support could be crucial if leftwing parties push terrorist group for unilateral end to violence

The EU must lower interest rates, approve the Greek bailout and authorize eurobonds

The future of Repsol relies on the Mexican group urgently clarifying its corporate objectives

Political statements and overacting by the unions heat up the education cutbacks issue

The PP leader suggests fiscal measures that are insufficient for the magnitude of the crisis

The EU, so far unable to solve the Greek crisis, discovers the weakness of its banking system

Had ETA disbanded, or had Batasuna publicly demanded it, his situation would be different

Government U-turns on labor reform and wealth tax are damaging the Socialist cause

The exaggerated posturing of nationalists and the PP distort relations between Catalonia and Spain

The accident at the French complex can only intensify rejection of nuclear energy

The PP believes that tax cuts create jobs, while the Socialists has long been talking of reform

The financial collapse of 2008 has hit the US harder than September 11

The OECD joins the IMF is forecasting a return to recession; meanwhile the ECB drags its feet

The PP's budgetary plans are more about electioneering than responsible government

The Supreme Court endorses school teaching in Catalan, but not to the exclusion of Castilian

By censoring EL PAÍS correspondents, Cuba and Iran exhibit the weakness of their dictatorships

Bad employment statistics in the US confirm slowdown and spark call for stimulus policies

Until the terrorists lays down their arms, there can be no change in the status of prisoners

Unions, teachers, and parents lash out at regions slimming down their budgets