Joaquín Gil

An attorney in Madrid used a group of seniors living in poverty to conceal the income from traffickers who had imported four tons of cocaine into Spain

Xavier García Albiol had the power to buy and sell properties or other assets thanks to powers granted to him via a company set up in Belize called Luverne International Inc.

A small agency created by Andbank, one of the biggest banks in the microstate, liaised with lawyers in Panama to set up structures for the likes of Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola

Since 2017, an elite group specializing in chemical substances has been monitoring an anti-Putin activist who was attacked with the Novichok nerve agent in August

The Russian dissident, who was poisoned with the nerve agent Novichok in August, discussed his recovery with EL PAÍS. He accuses Putin of the failed assassination and of allowing lethal substances to be made in secret labs. He also admits it is difficult to protect himself from another attack

Roger Torrent, the speaker of the regional parliament and a supporter of independence, was targeted with a program used by government clients worldwide

The Interior Ministry, National Police and Civil Guard all deny having hired the services of NSO, the Israeli company that created the software

A Canadian cybersecurity institute that investigated a fault in WhatsApp discovered that Roger Torrent’s handset was attacked in 2019 together with a hundred other figures from civil society around the world

General Denis Sergeev, who is linked to the elite military group Unit 29155, is being investigated by Spain’s High Court for two visits he made to Barcelona ahead of the illegal referendum on Catalan independence

Donations from the National Council of Resistance of Iran also funded other party expenses such as rent and computer equipment in 2013 and 2014

The current president of the European Central Bank was on the board of subsidiaries of the legal firm in Bermuda and Singapore between 2003 and 2005

The late dictator’s grandchildren control assets that include a palace, 89 homes, 266 garage spaces, 29 country estates, five commercial premises and three rural plots

Juan Ramón Collado, a prominent attorney who was arrested in July in Mexico City, is under investigation for money laundering in the European microstate, according to a court document seen by EL PAÍS

The Salesian religious order has stood by Father López Luna, who is under investigation for abusing a 13-year-old. The following testimony is one of several making up an EL PAÍS series exposing decades of offenses by the clergy

Investigation will examine claims made by businesswoman Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein that the former monarch used her as a front to conceal assets

Tapes made by ex-policeman purportedly of Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein appear to suggest the former monarch used the businesswoman as a front to conceal his wealth

Questions asked after court fails to inform or protect women who appeared in scrapbook kept by Arndt Meyer

Andorra accounts of powerful Venezuelans suspected of corruption reveal lavish outlays

Leading politicians suspected of taking commissions of up to 15% for awarding state oil firm contracts

In an exclusive interview with EL PAÍS, the former attorney reveals the key workings of the scheme, which saw millions in commissions paid to the governments of 12 countries

Government pays for return flight for Arndt Meyer, who served eight years for attempted murder

After scrapbook with photos of potential victims emerges, 30-day grace period gets axed

Madrid court mulls seven-year jail term for Spanish resident who wooed Australian woman online

Judge warns eight Spanish actors they are potential targets of Arndt Meyer, convicted in 2010 of attempted murder

UK coroner finds negligence key factor in death of Antony Abbot in Benidorm cell in 2015

EL PAÍS reconstructs the quadruple crime by Patrick Nogueira, a 20-year-old described as a psychopath