Jorge A. Rodríguez

Remaining leaders put the matter to a vote after acknowledging they have reached “end of a cycle”

The Spanish performer is the latest in a long line of people to try to add words to the official song

Rail service operator launches a probe, but union says he simply followed safety laws

City planning chief also held over the construction of a nightclub and skating rink in a green area

Investigators also enter homes of an ex-regional party manager and a businessman

Survey based on more than 17,000 interviews places the Socialist Party in second place Ciudadanos would come in third, and Podemos a distant fourth The result confirms idea that December vote will bring about end of Spain’s two-party system

Number of arrests has quadrupled compared with 2013, while open cases grew 60 percent

Confusion over number of Spaniards killed in attacks on French capital

The detainees were prepared to carry out attacks in Spain, according to official sources

David Pla and Iratxe Sorzabal made up part of Basque terrorist group’s leadership Third boss Josu Ternera is not among the four detained despite early reports to contrary

Investigators believe body found is that of Denise Thiem, who went missing in April A number of assaults along the Camino de Santiago are now being investigated

Suspect was known to French intelligence and lived in Madrid and Algeciras until 2014

Experts are unaware of any specific, imminent attack being planned

The men both belong to communist organizations In a video, they said they were battling against the “fascist beast”

Recruiters were helping the 16-year-old boys to travel through Morocco and Turkey Raid marks fourth of its kind this year in Spain against jihadists and their recruits

Antonio Cirera Pérez, 75, and Dolores Sánchez Rami, 73, were visiting Tunis on a cruise

The detainees are suspected to have fought alongside pro-Russian forces They are facing charges of homicide and possession of arms and explosives

Among those detained is the former Socialist mayor of Jerez de la Frontera

Ten clergymen and two laypeople are under investigation in pedophilia case

Ruling Popular Party’s new anti-terrorist proposals resemble many of document’s ideas

Gas canisters failed to explode. Man blames ruling party for his financial woes

Women were being sent to Iraq and Syria to cook, marry combatants and have children

The group was operating in areas known to be bases for sending terrorists to combat zones

The 42-year-old man, who has a record of sexual abuse, was detained in Santander

Spain is considered to be a platform for the recruitment and transfer of combatants to the war zone