Fernando J. Pérez

Former deputy prime minister gives three-hour testimony in corruption investigation

Judges rule that Basque terrorist group did not single out certain groups in crimes

Relatives of two Civil War victims file suit to analyze bones at site of Franco’s tomb

Government says it is “saturated” and can only accept 2,749 refugees from Syria and Iraq

Inmaculada Sequí, an 18-year-old local Vox leader, was allegedly beaten outside her home

Central criminal tribunal partly admits cases filed by terror victims’ associations But it has struck down arguments that the Basque group’s killings constituted genocide

Luis Bárcenas tells court that all top party leaders knew about the structuring scheme

New interpretation of universal jurisdiction reform leaves High Court powerless to continue

Judge adds accounting and electoral crimes to list of wrongdoing that will soon go to trial

In pre-trial report, prosecutors ask for five-year prison terms for two former party treasurers

Ex-Popular Party deputy prime minister denies owning firms in tax havens PP seeks to distance itself from financial crimes probe, calling it a “private affair”

Cell broken up on Wednesday had been closely watching key locations in Barcelona

Offenses relate to 50 assassinations and 202 kidnappings after Spain left Western Sahara

High Court finds sufficient evidence of illegal donations and parallel accounting system

Soccer club itself also faces court over tax irregularities in signing of Brazilian superstar

A member of a bank committee has told a judge how the undeclared funds were used

David Marjaliza also claimed to have won the lottery eight times between 2012 and 2014

Judicial staff were receiving fees from regional government via consulting firm Indra Paid work involved assessment of new IT systems to be introduced in courts

Ten ex-bosses at bank answer judge’s questions about €15.5 million expenses scandal

Josep Maria Bartomeu summoned to testify before the High Court on February 13

Seventy-eight ex-bank executives and board members will have to explain their expenses

After 19 months behind bars, Luis Bárcenas is released on €200,000 bail after 10-hour delay

Gürtel case suspect Luis Bárcenas will have to report to court three days a week

Anticorruption attorneys want 123-year sentence for mastermind Francisco Correa

The king’s sister Cristina and the corrupt Gürtel businessmen will face trial during 2015 A total of 150 cases are in the courts, with more than 2,000 official suspects

Judges and civil servants say working conditions are intolerable and endanger their safety