Targets in Púnica corruption probe enjoyed lavish hunting trips
Firm under scrutiny in graft investigation took PP politicians on upscale shooting weekends
“We’re hunting Arabs and scumbags”
A neo-Nazi on trial this week was in charge of a youth center funded by the Valencia government
The murky world of multi-level marketing
TelexFree, BlackDever, and in Spain, WishClub… Internet programs or pyramid schemes?
Four hundred pirates on the airwaves
The Valencia region is rife with unlicensed radio stations, which often escape fines from authorities
Three years after Lorca earthquake, the wait continues amid the ruins
Less than five percent of those who lost their homes have been re-housed
Killers walk free after European ruling as lawyer bids to keep teen murderer in jail
Emilio Muñoz was serving 43 years for the kidnap and murder of a young Madrid woman Juan Manuel Valentín was jailed for 63 years for killing nine-year-old Olga Sangrador in 1992
The Valencia pensioner facing eviction because of a simple clerical error
Encarna Pérez, 75, may be thrown onto street due to house number mix-up
From the jobless line to virtual slavery
Spain's tourism sector is having a good year, providing a boost to employment The bad news is that many of these posts are a pretext for exploitation
War makes for strange bedfellows
An exiled Spanish Socialist tells how he warmed to his Nazi boss in Argentina
The grisly tale of the Alicante vet who cremated his own wife
Marcelo Gurruchaga is suspected of murder, but with no body that is hard to prove
“No to Nazis” two decades on
The family of murdered anti-fascist activist Guillem Agulló continues to receive threats
Premises of bakery selling 20-cent loaf shut down by health officials
Owners play down closure as fears of commercial war grow
Splash out then watch the crash
Slew of reports on the ruinous finances of Valencia region puts officials on the defensive Tarnished reputation causes concern for tourism sector
The miracle of the 20-cent loaf
A baker in Valencia claims he has discovered the secret of yeast-based alchemy Hundreds of retirees and jobless people line up for hours to buy his cheap bread
Mr Fix-it: the former plumbing firm owner who became a fraudulent asset stripper
Ángel de Cabo has been arrested for his role in the collapse of Marsans travel group He is rumored to have made use of threats and extortion to line his pockets
Chinese business leader: “Mafia talk is harming investments”
Detention of Gao Ping and other suspects in money laundering case "causing fear"
Extremists disguised as Samaritans
The far right in Spain is aping the methods of Golden Dawn in Greece and gaining ground
The curious case of Valencia’s flameproof cypresses
Resistance of a clump of trees to a devastating forest fire has stunned experts
"I was the victim of the region's debt"
A cancer patient in Alicante was unable to get the drugs he needed
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