Cristina Cifuentes becomes new Madrid regional premier
Conservative leader emerges as the standard-bearer for Popular Party regeneration
Disabled suicide victim’s high school under-resourced, say parents
Madrid education chiefs accused of ignoring long-standing problems at Ciudad de Jaén
“Give me €50 or I’ll beat you up,” bully told student who committed suicide
Disabled 16-year-old had informed police she was the victim of “four or five” people
School principal suspended after disabled student commits suicide
Official did not do enough to help bullied 16-year-old, says Madrid education department
The Christmas toys not seen on TV
Some Madrid stores are striving to offer unique playthings not advertised on the box
Ebola victim’s dog put down despite animal rights groups’ protests
Two demonstrators injured in scuffles with authorities outside Alcorcón apartment
Neighbors of woman with Ebola left in dark by authorities
No attempt made on Tuesday to seal off building or apartment of Teresa Romero
Nursing assistant becomes first person to be infected with Ebola in Europe
Woman treated priest who died from virus after being brought to Madrid from Sierra Leone
Goldman Sachs is my landlord
The sale of state-owned homes to private firms has left hundreds of families facing eviction
Ministry admits it cannot maintain landmark Madrid conference center
Sat across from the Bernabéu stadium, the Palacio de Congresos has been empty since 2012
Spanish students lagging behind in problem solving, PISA report shows
Low scores do not reflect 15-year-olds’ theoretical skills in math, reading and science
Grant-awarded students finish studies two years earlier than peers
Report suggests government could save 900 million a year by limiting time spent at universities
Only highest-achieving students to receive government Erasmus grants
Applicants will need top grades and more advanced language skills Otherwise they will miss out on one of the Education Ministry’s 10,000 study payments
Five regions rebel against Popular Party’s education reform
Commissioners claim Minister Wert’s law is step backward and segregates students
Red tape sees Spanish engineers undervalued abroad
Degree mix-up due to Bologna framework hinders qualified nationals’ prospects
Length of Erasmus stays to be reduced by half after budget cut
Time Spanish exchange students spend abroad will drop from eight to less than five months
Spain at tail end of EU educational mobility ranking
Just half of most disadvantaged citizens improve on parents' level of studies
No improvement in math, but Spanish students edge up in reading and science
OECD’s latest Pisa global education survey places Spain slightly below average
Education reform passes in Congress with only the PP’s support
Opposition lawmakers vote against “Wert law” while UPyD abstains
"They didn't commit to keeping next year's grants," say Erasmus defenders
Students across Europe hail decision to reverse cutbacks, but warn that fight is not over
State Erasmus grants to be slashed for most students
Only those with lowest economic means to continue receiving 180-euro monthly contribution
Cutbacks and PP government’s reform plans fuel students’ strike
Unions say vast majority of teachers stayed away Education Ministry describes protest as a failure based on “simplistic” slogans
Give us back your grant
The government is demanding failing students return state financial aid
Popular Party passes education law with no support in Congress
All other parties refuse to back seventh reform since return to democracy Minister Wert refuses to “waste time” replying to objections “born out of prejudice”
Drop in government schoolbook subsidies sees parents scramble for shared solutions
Central budget for grants slashed by 80 percent in just two years
Immigrants leave schools as families abandon Spain for home countries
The recession is leading to a drop in the number of foreign students
"There's a lot to learn from how Indians use public space"
Architect infuses Spanish capital with Asian influences
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