Jorge A. Rodríguez

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

Thousands of unsuspecting drivers may have used adulterated fuel, says Civil Guard

Mother of ex-León Provincial Council employee says she fired gun that killed Isabel Carrasco Local policewoman hands in alleged murder weapon, saying it turned up in the trunk of her car

Police targeted individuals who called for new terrorist attacks and laughed at victims’ disabilities More detentions expected in large-scale operation

Telesforo Rubio stressed lack of evidence pointing to ETA involvement in 2004 Madrid bombings

Senior police investigator into the bombings Telesforo Rubio says that he and his team "followed up every doubt about who was behind the attacks, despite the insults being hurled at us”

Year’s first mass attempt to reach Spanish soil ends in tragedy Hundreds try to breach exclave’s security perimeter

Bomb disposal chief publishes book defending unit's handling of 2004 Madrid train bombings

Judge suspects ruling party paid firm under the table for refurbishment work

Court experts argue Bolinaga's terminal condition could be treated satisfactorily within the penitenciary system

State attorneys had advised judge that Bárcenas is a flight risk Conservatives' former money-man alleged to be transfering cash between offshore accounts Party officials refuse to comment on ruling

Police forensics had originally dismissed find at Bretón family home as animal remains

Explosive material found is enough to “destroy a bus,” according to interior minister Suspects were reportedly trained in Pakistan and Afghanistan

Three former GRAPO members detained after 17-year kidnapping investigation ends