Antonio Banderas to pay Melanie Griffith €60,000 a month in alimony
Málaga-born actor and his US wife splitting the money they made between 2004 and 2014
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Miguel Parrondo suffered a car crash in 1987 and did not regain consciousness until 2002 Seeing how many things had changed in the meantime was incredible, he says
Catalan premier defiant in wake of Constitutional Court ruling
Artur Mas says decision does not annul the will of the people in the northeastern region
Jihad supporter planning to join Islamic State arrested in Pamplona
Suspect is a Moroccan national who had recently become visibly radicalized, officials say
The debate was the winner
A fresh, agile encounter between three of the prime ministerial candidates has kick-started the election campaign
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In the absence of the prime minister, the three men who are reinvigorating Spanish politics will be discussing their ideas and policies tonight at EL PAÍS
Abengoa on verge of largest bankruptcy filing in Spanish history
The renewable energy and engineering company has filed for creditor protection
Rajoy is not taking things seriously
The Spanish prime minister appears to be isolating himself from his allies and turning a blind eye to the jihadist threat
Dylan Moran: ‘Off the Hook’ in Spain
The Irish ‘Black Books’ star brings his latest standup show to Málaga, Madrid and Barcelona
Cartels target Acapulco’s classrooms for extortion schemes
Military posted outside schools after students and teachers refuse to attend classes
Venezuelan official accuses DEA of “kidnapping” first lady’s nephews
Maduro government has not officially commented on last week’s drug arrests in Haiti Detained suspects face a New York court hearing on December 2
‘Justino’ becomes first animated star of Spanish Christmas Lottery ad
New commercial follows last year’s hugely successful campaign, and 2013’s flop
Five Latin Americans among the casualties in Paris attacks
At least two Brazilians and one Mexican are recovering from their injuries, say officials
More pressure on the EU
After the Paris attacks, the refugee crisis is moving towards its worst-case scenario
Spanish soldier thrashes US Marine in arm-wrestling contest
Video shot in Cádiz during recent NATO maneuvers has been circulating among the troops
Newspapers respond to charges made by ‘The New York Times’
Editors’ association defends the “quality of press freedom” in Spain
Madrid bans use of parking meters in center due to high pollution levels
Speed restrictions on access roads put in place yesterday maintained Prohibition sees low traffic on many streets, where meters were turned off at 6am
Argentinean judge freezes assets of Maradona’s former wife
Ex-soccer star is accusing Cecilia Villafañe of embezzling €7.5 million of his fortune
“You had to be from Zamora!”
Police seek drivers in video where a van is seen precariously sat atop a Ford Focus
Artur Mas: “We have the legitimacy to construct the Catalan republic”
Acting regional premier focuses on benefits of independence in investiture debate address
Firmness and politics against the Catalan rebellion
Catalonia’s attempt to break with Spain needs to be tackled with unity and determination
PM to appeal Catalan independence motion before Constitutional Court
Mariano Rajoy calls on Spaniards to “stay calm” as the country is not going to break up
PP ousts ex-military chief who will run for Congress with Podemos
Deputy PM cites “lack of trust” following former chief of the defense staff's decision
Latest voter intention poll shows PP winning election, Socialists second
Ciudadanos consolidates its third position while Podemos continues to lose traction
67 Hispanic intellectuals publish joint statement against Donald Trump
Writers, artists and filmmakers criticize Republican candidate’s “hate speech”
Spain agrees to forgive part of Cuba’s short-term debt
Cuban government won’t have to pay penalties on late payments and some of principal Madrid and Havana want to bolster joint research and development projects
Ciudadanos the party to beat for conservatives and socialists, poll shows
New voter intention survey shows a three-horse race for the center of the political spectrum
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