Fernando J. Pérez

Spanish region engaged in political arm wrestle with Madrid over planned secession plebiscite

Judge sends four alleged Islamic terrorists detained on Wednesday in Spain to prison

But Manuel Moix receives support of attorney general who says there was no wrongdoing

Manuel Moix admits partial ownership of offshore company that owns luxury property outside Madrid

Mariano Rajoy had hoped to give evidence over video link, in corruption case that has plagued his Popular Party

Mohammed Lamsalak and Youssef Ben Hammou are being held in custody in Spain

Judges rule against solicitor general, who argued existence of slush fund has already been proven

Court orders property searches and freezes bank accounts as part of inquiry into Rifaat al-Assad

Iñaki Urdangarin allowed to continue living in Switzerland and will not have to pay bail

Cases expected to be brought against Brazilian international and president of Catalan side

Sentence for Iñaki Urdangarin concludes unprecedented six-month court proceedings, which saw a member of the Spanish royal family brought to trial for the first time

Three executives said they would step down just hours after being called in for questioning by judge

Luis Bárcenas answers questions about Spain’s biggest graft scandal, which affects ruling conservatives

Antonio Salas started a Twitter war by denying that such attacks are an educational problem

Nearly seven out of 10 trials end in conviction, new stats released by Spain’s legal watchdog show

Tribunal warns regional premier of duty to “prevent or paralyze” any initiative that ignores freeze

Club also facing €8.4m fine over irregularities when contract was signed

Businessman at center of Gürtel probe, Francisco Correa, gives details of how his companies operated

But state accusation does not wish to call in acting PM Mariano Rajoy as a witness “for the moment”

Case focuses on huge kickbacks-for-contracts ring allegedly headed up by businessman Francisco Correa

Rodrigo Rato and 64 other defendants are accused of misusing millions of euros from the failed lender

High Court rules Def con Dos frontman César Strawberry did not break law with posts about terrorist groups such as ETA

Catalonia and Madrid register the biggest drops, confirming forecasts about voter weariness at the ongoing stalemate

Payment demanded in relation to court probes investigating alleged slush fund and tax fraud

If private prosecution is thrown out of court, Cristina de Borbón will be automatically acquitted

Move would have direct effect on legal action against the Spanish king’s sister, Cristina

Calls for a tougher ethics code heard amid concern about the damage to magistrates' reputation