El País

Recognition of the rebel Council and an embargo on oil money is urgently needed in Libya

Authorities must investigate illegal adoptions carried out during the Franco years and beyond

An April hike in interest rates, however small, will further weaken economic recovery

Zapatero's tour of the Middle East reveals the contradictions in Spain's foreign policy

International pressure must focus on helping Libyans to bring down the tyrant

New collective bargaining agreement should put an end to an anomalous situation

The courts must see to it that Ruiz-Mateos faces his responsibilities in Nueva Rumasa

The government acts to save fuel in case the Arab crisis deepens

Government and opposition team up to stifle debate on reducing the welfare state

Europe fears that higher crude prices caused by the North Africa crisis could prompt a rate rise

The EU's petty attitude must give way to firm support for Arab peoples fighting for dignity

Gaddafi's dictatorship indiscriminately drowns the popular revolt in blood

Moroccans demand more freedom and less corruption, but not an end to the regime

Ruiz-Mateos' Nueva Rumasa was based on the same dodgy business practices as its predecessor

The government and the opposition must clear up the doubts over the use of nuclear power

The government and the opposition must clear up the doubts over the use of nuclear power

Valencian leader's self-proclaimed candidacy is an affront to his party and to democratic culture

Berlusconi's degradation of his public office is being met with growing popular rejection

The Bundesbank president's refusal to succeed Trichet upsets Merkel's plan

Visit to African dictatorship goes against government's stated foreign policy principles

The aim is not to impede Batasuna's participation in the elections, but to ensure ETA's dissolution

Sheer despair has placed Arab youth in the front line of popular revolt

Basque party's option is irrevocable, but its rhetoric still includes questionable points

Madrid and Barcelona refuse to combat pollution, and instead take pointless measures

The chancellor rightly calls for tighter control on spending but her support for Zapatero is real

New social pact gets economic reforms back on the path of negotiation and convinces the markets