“He’s gone crazy! Please, get out of here now! He’s going to kill you all!”
Student recounts the panic and terror of Monday’s school attack, which left a teacher dead Investigators find a small arsenal of weaponry in the teenage attacker’s bedroom
Princess Cristina signed papers blindly, claims Nóos case defense
King Felipe’s sister files pre-trial motion rejecting responsibility in running of Aizoon firm
Auditors sent in to Banco de Madrid after laundering probe launched in US
Treasury Department suspects parent company Banca Privada d’Andorra assisted criminals
Liechtenstein declines to cooperate in ex-Catalan premier’s tax fraud case
Principality judge says no proof exists that money in Pujol’s alleged accounts is illegal
“I didn’t want to know anything about inheritance,” claims ex-Catalan chief
EL PAÍS gains access to extract of Jordi Pujol’s testimony in hidden fortune probe
Catalan ex-premier tells court that secret fortune came from his father
Jordi Pujol testifies before judge investigating money he kept hidden in Andorra
Former Catalan premier Jordi Pujol called to court over undeclared funds
Ex-politician named official suspect in investigation into fortune he kept hidden in Andorra
“Which river runs between Madrid and Barcelona?”
Civil registries include trick questions in tests for foreigners seeking Spanish nationality
Attorney general files charges against Catalan leaders over self-rule vote
Mas and two aides accused of four offenses relating to holding of unofficial poll
Attorney general orders action against Catalan premier over vote
Move follows a week of hesitation over the legal basis for a complaint against Artur Mas
Madrid government meddling in Catalan vote case, say state prosecutors
Agencies complain Rajoy administration is urging them to speed up action against Mas
Opera star Montserrat Caballé reaches deal to avoid jail for tax evasion
Spanish soprano to pay fine after already returning the €500,000 she withheld in 2010
Ex-Catalan premier Pujol’s son testifies in court over source of €7.5 million fortune
Jordi Pujol Ferrusola is released after denying he charged illegal commissions for contracts
Former Catalan premier Pujol will explain tax fraud in regional parliament
Decision comes after pressure from parties demanding transparency from nationalist leader
Catalan nationalist parties make show of unity in favor of November 9 referendum
Pro-independence groups come together to assuage recent doubts over self-rule vote
Political corruption behind fortune held by ex-Catalan premier’s son, police say
Jordi Pujol, who ruled region for 23 years, has confessed to keeping millions in tax havens
Catalan cannabis club chiefs held for money laundering
At least four top members of marijuana association federation arrested in police probe
As trial looms, Princess Cristina says she feels unfairly targeted in tax fraud case
King Felipe’s sister claims ignorance of financial crimes allegedly committed by her husband
Jewish community to file complaint after anti-Semitic tweets posted from Spain
Offensive comments appeared on Twitter after basketball team Maccabi Tel Aviv beat Real Madrid The victory on Sunday saw the Israeli side win the Euroleague title
Nine arrests in corruption raid at railway management firm ADIF
Suspects may have overcharged for construction of high-speed AVE tracks in Barcelona
Opera singer Montserrat Caballé under scrutiny for tax evasion
Spain’s most famous soprano allegedly failed to pay €500,000 in income tax in 2010
How a tax raid changed business practices in Badalona’s Chinatown
Wholesalers in the Catalan city are thought to have defrauded the state of around €64 million “Some have carried on as they did before, but there is more order now,” says one trader
Court finds “solid evidence” that death of businessman was linked to use of force
Ten police officers denied request not to be tried by popular jury in Juan Andrés Benítez case
Prosecutors file murder charges against eight Catalan police over businessman’s beating
The Mossos d’Esquadra officers could also face torture counts in connection with incident that led to 50-year-old’s death
Prosecutors target son of former Catalan premier in bribery case
Jordi Pujol Ferrusola accused of selling vote during passing of law
Court drops inquiry into spying case involving PP leader in Catalonia
Identity of person who ordered recording of conversation in restaurant remains unknown
Catalan government denies knowledge of plan to set up secret service in region
Official body revealed to have been compiling information about activists
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