El País

The PP convention, devoid of proposals, celebrated the party's expected electoral victory

Empty rhetoric, whether from Catalan nationalists or the PP, will take this country nowhere

Palestinians want the UN to demand that Israel cease the colonization of their territory

The government must make the advantages of manufacturing in Spain clearer to foreign firms

Germany postpones a reform of the EU bailout fund, essential for the stability of the euro

Regional leader preempts the courts by blaming the PSOE for official's assault

Surveys indicate that the referendum will give rise to a new country in Africa

Its political-military strategy is non-negotiable, leaving Batasuna only one option: break the terrorist link

President's speech may help heal the wounds caused by the sectarianism of the Tea Party

The recovery after last year's earthquake is being stymied by corruption

Zapatero's economic report details necessary reforms. Now, to carry them out

The terrorist organization still demands a political price for an ill-defined end to violence

The markets distrust Portugal and Spain, despite their commitment to deficit reduction

Anger among youth at Tunisia and Algeria's corrupt and authoritarian regimes is increasing

Beijing's promise to buy Spanish debt strengthens the country's position on the international markets

High unemployment and inflation combine to further complicate the grave economic situation

The longtime PP figure turns against Rajoy as his regional political ambitions are frustrated

Zapatero will end the legislature amid social protest, probably followed by electoral defeat

The conviction of four civil guards for torturing ETA suspects strengthens the anti-terrorist struggle

Incoming Catalan premier attempts a break with old ways, though attended by adherents of Pujol

Recent reform is in line with social changes and makes sentences more suited to crimes

Adjustments to Penal Code are in line with social changes and make sentences more suited to crimes

Monarch's Christmas speech calls on Spaniards to "work together on the necessary reforms"

The prime minister cannot play a guessing game over the crucial issue of his candidacy

The government fails to pass the "Sinde Law" in defense of intellectual property on the internet

Government's proposal for pensions is more prudent than the change suggested by the OECD

There should be a public explanation of what the State Department cables reveal about Spain