El País

Tens of thousands of people paid their respects to the 22-year-old, who was killed last week while training on a golf course in an apparent “random act of violence”

More than 15,000 people took part in a survey to create the ranking, which has placed Embajadores in the number-one spot

An autopsy will be performed on the 75-year-old Vietnam veteran, who had retired in Alicante, on the Mediterranean coast, to determine the cause of death

Brother says suspect has been placed in custody and faces 20 years in prison for kidnapping and fraud

The ex-Popular Party politician, in power between 1996 and 2004, was involved in tense exchanges on Tuesday morning, as he was quizzed during a congressional commission

A man has been arrested in connection with the killing and charged with first-degree murder

In the wake of accusations of irregularities, the government said this morning it had subjected Pedro Sánchez’s academic text to two separate detection services and that it had passed

Government decree ordering removal of dictator’s body was greenlighted with 176 yes votes out of 350

Pedro Sánchez announced on Thursday that the document will be made available online

Activist had ignored two court summons in connection with a 2017 Facebook post ridiculing God and the Virgin Mary

In the wake of the resignation of Health Minister Carmen Montón, focus has turned onto Pedro Sánchez’s academic record. The Socialist Party, meanwhile, is calling on PP leader Pablo Casado to quit

The two parties running the Catalan government cannot agree on the best strategy toward secession from Spain

Carmen Montón, of the Socialist Party (PSOE), steps down after university admits changing her grades, and TV network La Sexta reveals widespread copying in her final thesis

The pro-independence movement has vowed to turn the Diada into a tribute to the jailed and exiled leaders of the secessionist attempt

Measure announced after PM Sánchez and Podemos chief meet over next year’s budget, but the legal tool that will be used to remove “Billy the Kid’s” decorations are still a mystery

Leftist leader Pablo Iglesias says that he sees himself as “a partner in government” after agreeing on a raft of far-reaching measures on housing, taxes, education and more

Representatives from the central and regional government held a security meeting today, at which the symbols in support of jailed pro-independence leaders topped the agenda

Willy Toledo, who is also a leftist activist, refused to show up in court after the Spanish Association of Christian Lawyers accused him of offending religious sentiment in a 2017 Facebook post

While last month is traditionally a bad one for the labor market, destruction of employment is higher than that seen in other years

Resurrección Galera, who teaches in southern Spain, was let go in 2001 after she married a divorcé

The members of a self-styled brigade to “free the region from the pro-Independence movement” took to the streets of La Bisbal d’Empordà at around 2am

Carles Puigdemont is suing magistrate Pablo Llarena for the symbolic amount of one euro, accusing him of impartiality and violating his rights