El País

With no rescue fund increase and no euro-bonds, the ECB alone must cope with the crisis

Spanish restraint, in the face of snubs from Rabat, calls for a new strategy

The State Department papers throw light on the seamy side of American diplomacy

With air traffic controllers back at their posts, an immediate overhaul of the sector is required

Zapatero must accelerate reforms and reach an agreement with the PP on regional financing

The State Department cables show the limits of United States foreign policy

Government and prosecutors owe the public an explanation on US Embassy pressures

The State Department cables show the limits of United States foreign policy

Meeting with major companies, Zapatero clears up internal doubts about pension reform

Denying violent men the custody of their children is essential if we are to protect minors

The weakness of Spanish debt and shaky political management mean the euro is at risk

The pressure of creditors calls for an inter-party pact on public expenditure

The markets react skeptically to the Irish bailout, and the risk of contagion persists

The US and emerging nations may lead global warming summit to another failure

Penal codes shouldn't include insulting God, let alone punish it with death

Attacked from all sides, Berlusconi has a crucial appointment in parliament next month

Attacked from all sides, Berlusconi has a crucial appointment in parliament next month

The German chancellor, reelected as head of CDU, rejuvenates the party for a new drive

The crisis in Ireland threatens to drag down Portugal and hinder Spanish recovery

The fear of irritating Rabat does not justify shutting our eyes to events in the Sahara

The failure of the Dublin bank plan affects Greece, Portugal, and to a lesser extent, Spain

The PP twists the remarks of González to weaken Zapatero and Rubalcaba

Assault on the Sahrawi protest camp is a new Moroccan blunder in handling the crisis