Meeting of freed ETA prisoners is “witches’ sabbath,” minister says
Fernández Díaz scathing about terrorists’ mea culpa
Police search Popular Party national headquarters in Madrid
Court orders task force to confiscate records related to Bárcenas and payments made to architect Rajoy said his ruling party is awaiting outcome of inquiry “but we are not worried”
Madrid premier’s wife named in tax-fraud and money-laundering case
Investigation focuses on their ownership of a luxury penthouse on the Mediterranean González comes out in defense of the innocence of his spouse
Former employer group chief sentenced to two years and two months for tax fraud
Ex-CEOE chairman Gerardo Díaz Ferrán also ordered to pay fine of 99 million euros in connection with Aerolíneas Argentinas deal
Prosecutor seeks jail for royalties agency man who spent €40,000 in brothels
Pedro Farré was top aide to SGAE's then-chairman Teddy Bautista
Judge throws out PP secretary general’s lawsuit against Bárcenas
Toledo magistrate finds no evidence that jailed former party treasurer defamed De Cospedal
Judge confiscates passports of two Franco-era security officers wanted in Argentina
Extradition proceedings begin for “Billy the Kid” and former Civil Guard official accused of torture
Judges, lawyers and police argue that Citizens Safety Law will curtail rights
Government is seeking to protect itself with "unnecessary legislation"
Extraditions of ex-cops to Argentina may go forward following Cabinet’s move
Argentinean judge is investigating two former officers for torture in the 1960s and 1970s
“Circumstantial” evidence exists that PP kept parallel accounts, High Court says
Undeclared payments to architect recorded in ex-party treasurer’s secret ledgers correspond to bills seized from architect’s office
How a Tibet probe threatens Spanish business drive in China
Madrid has rolled out major charm offensive to build economic ties with a series of bilateral events
Pedophile mistakenly pardoned by Morocco to serve out 30-year-term in Spain
Courts uphold appeal against extradition to North African country by Iraq-born Spanish national Daniel Galván Viña
Gürtel judge orders banks to supply details of suspect’s dealings
Magistrate’s decision follows reluctance on part of lenders to supply information
Nine more ETA prisoners released after Strasbourg ruling
Decision taken before Supreme Court ruling on Monday
PP manager claims he was “forced” to sign receipt for €200,000 by Bárcenas
Castilla-La Mancha party manager José Ángel Cañas tells court he never saw a cent of alleged backhander for Toledo contract
Judge ordered arrest of former CAM officials because of flight risk
Magistrate feared ex-directors of failed savings bank named in fraud case might flee to Curaçao which has no extradition treaty with Spain. Court estimates tax evasions of up to $43 million in period 2007-2011.
High Court judge orders arrest of former CAM savings bank directors
Managers allegedly committed series of irregularities in management of failed lender
Corruption suspect claims PP received bribes from companies for contracts
Alleged Gürtel number two Pablo Crespo appears in TV interview Ex-party baron alleges he paid party leaders undeclared cash bonuses in Galicia Former PP treasurer Lapuerta declines to speak to judge due to "memory problems"
Second jailed ETA member freed after Strasbourg ruling
Juan Manuel Píriz released after 29 years in prison
Man dressed as priest armed with revolver talks his way into house of former PP treasurer
Family of jailed former senator were tied up by intruder, police say 63-year-old suspect, who demanded “hard disks and pen drives” has psychiatric problems
High Court receives 36 appeals for release from ETA inmates
Magistrates to start considering individual cases on Friday
The ETA killer who terrorized Madrid during the “Years of Lead”
Inés del Río was sentenced to almost 4,000 years for attacks carried out in the 1980s
Court orders immediate release of ETA terrorist Del Río after European ruling
Prosecutors said Strasbourg judgment gave judiciary “no choice” but to free the 55-year-old, convicted of 23 murders
ETA terrorists poised to walk free after European court strikes down “Parot doctrine”
ECHR calls method of calculating sentences to keep criminals in jail “illegal detention” Justice Minister Gallardón argues ruling "only affects the appellant" in this case
Ex-PP treasurer tells court he paid secretary general cash bonus in person
María Dolores de Cospedal emphatically denies allegations of Bárcenas
Basque police officers sentenced to 18 months in jail in ETA Faisán tip-off case
High Court rejects prosecutor’s call for pair to be charged with collaborating with terrorist group
Court opts not to call Rajoy in for questioning over Bárcenas case
Judge also queries PP on alleged bribe paid by Sacyr to Castilla-La Mancha regional government
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