El País

Syria's regime is crushing popular protest in disregard of US and EU sanctions

The government's response to the crisis has prevented contagion, but the economy is still stalled

Constitutional Court rules radical nationalist grouping can run in municipal elections

The Spanish economy will continue losing jobs until 2012 despite a rise in employment in April

The West must clean up the toxic political by-products of its self-defense against the jihad

Islamist terror prophet's death is a success for Obama which leaves question mark over Pakistan

Supreme Court's ruling sets out limits on the 'abertzale' left, as long as ETA exists

Luxembourg Court of Justice overturns Italian law making illegal migration a criminal offense

Attack bears hallmarks of radical Islamists with the goal being to block reform process

Sending the entire electoral slate to the courts is a political decision of questionable legality

The Sarkozy-Berlusconi squabble over immigrants aggravates the bloc's paralysis

Recent prohibition of an atheist procession rests on value judgments and unjustified fears

Berlusconi pushes through a law that shortens the statute of limitations on certain crimes

The new Constitution is a blank check for the violation of human rights

The Constitutional Court backs a religion teacher who was dismissed for having a civil wedding

The upsurge of an ultra-right party bodes ill for the construction of a united Europe

France closes its border to Arab immigrants, violating the freedom-of-movement treaty

Ex-prime minister criticizes NATO and EU support for Libyan rebels, describing Gaddafi as a "friend"

The problem with the Catalan government's plan to cut hospital spending is that there isn't a plan

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

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