El País

The Catalan parliament has rejected a law that would pave the way toward independence

Supreme Court is to hear the case of alleged illegal wiretaps before that of Franco-era crimes

The ex-officer Ollanta Humala must now contest the presidency with Keiko Fujimori

If voted in as PM, Rajoy will call for unity against ETA, something his party has avoided in opposition

The Popular Party is avoiding any discussion of the real issues facing Spain

European Central Bank raises interest rates to dampen inflation but fails to outline new policy

Portugal's request for financial aid should not affect the stability of Spanish debt

A series of resignations in the Andalusian regional government reveal a serious crisis in the party

The last thing Afghanistan needs is Koran-burning Christian preachers

Fukushima will not spell the end of nuclear energy, but it will raise expenditure on safety

Zapatero will not be running in 2012, but there is no need to call early elections, as the PP would like

The CAM case lends itself to the belief the 'cajas' have been even harder hit by property bubble

The Bank of Spain has announced more realistic predictions for the economy than the government

Committing mistakes in negotiation, with the aim of convincing ETA, is not collaboration

Businessmen back economic policy, unlike the childish example of confrontation set by the PP

The PP saw mere fine-gathering zeal in the new speed limit, but the facts prove otherwise

International diplomacy must support the advance of the Libyan rebels against Gaddafi

Israel must refrain at all cost from using force again in the Occupied Territories

Sócrates' resignation adds to problems facing the euro and pushes Portugal toward external help

Foreign intervention must not discredit the rebel forces fighting against Gaddafi

The regime in Yemen is crumbling, while protests spread in petrified Syria

Tardy and deficient information on the nuclear incident has generated further alarm

The international community must remember that its goal is to protect Libya's civilians

Constitutional Court blocks regions from taking control of the country's hydrological resources

The latest actions of Moody's cast doubt on its competence and credibility

The damage in Fukushima calls for prudent decisions on our future energy policy