So long
After 12-and-a-half years of adding local Spanish value to the 'International New York Times,' Friday's edition of the EL PAÍS supplement was the last
Luis Aragonés, inventor of La Roja
Soccer coach who brought Spain success leaves behind many happy memories after death at 75
“I don’t believe that this country has a 26-percent unemployment rate”
William Chislett, former correspondent in Madrid for 'The Times' and now a reputed analyst, gives his view of the crisis and how Spain's political class has handled it
Leaders stick to guns in stalemate
Gritty Atlético and Barça coaches cancel each other out in table-topping clash
Derby doom for bottom-rung Betis
Next weekend’s match against Rayo assumes ever-greater importance for relegation-threatened clubs
Atlético demonstrates its new winning routine
Madrid derby underlines change in dynamic between Real and rival, but Simeone will not hear of title challenge
First taste of Bale for new-look Real
Villarreal well worth a point against experimental Madrid side Barcelona now joint-top with Atlético after controversial home victory over Sevilla
New-look Nadal wants throne back
Spaniard’s Montreal victory proves determination to reinvent his game
Socialists tout new regional policy but sovereignty debate persists
Catalan Socialist leader calls Granada agreement “historic” while maintaining support for “right to decide”
Spain outshone in Maracanã dress rehearsal
Brazil too strong for world champion, which surrendered its habitual control of midfield
Hopes high for happy returns
Spanish clubs all in with a shout of reaching semifinals after first leg results
Resurgent Rafa
Nadal caps his return from injury with a hard-court title
When reaching the final is only the start
Atlético will play Real Madrid for the King’s Cup; the only question is where
Advantage AC as Barça lacks Plan B
Milan builds lead in another poor week for Spain in Champions League
Not a classic, but United makes a good start
Mourinho insists Real still in with a 50-50 chance of advancing at Old Trafford
Fit-again Nadal shows rust in Chile final loss to Zeballos
World number five's rehabilitation on track despite surprise defeat to 2009 newcomer of the year
Persecution complex keeps Atlético on run
Ronaldo's own goal for Granada seals fourth Real Madrid defeat down south as Barcelona and Valencia share the points
Barcelona leaves barely a doubt
Pellegrini points to gifted goal but record-breaking league leader in a class of its own
New Year’s resolutions
Nine teams make winning starts to 2013, crowned by Rayo Vallecano's rousing 3-1 victory over Getafe
Ruthless Atlético banishes chaos factor
Simeone's side continues fine start to season with Sevilla victory
Betis boss plays blame game
Pepe Mel on the defensive after Sevilla rips Betis apart in derby
Real strikes up a symphony
Barça still out in front but Madrid seduces fans with five-goal performance
Real out to reassert ‘clásico’ edge
Mourinho’s team will fall 11 points behind if Barcelona wins Liga showdown
A rivalry beyond reason
Richard Fitzpatrick's 'El clásico' threads together a narrative of Spain's great sporting saga
Rajoy plans to cheer on Spain in Kiev final despite diplomatic boycott
Uefa opens disciplinary probe into Spanish soccer authorities over racist chants during Italy match
Cutting-edge shorts for the summer
TVE show 'Versión Española' spies talent in Cuban film about a voyeur
What is amiss for Ronaldo?
Star suffers due to Portugal’s lack of creative passers and rising pressure
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