Púnica ringleaders hid €11 million in Switzerland and Singapore
Ex-Madrid official and friend thought to have charged commissions to award contracts
Madrid PP mayoral hopeful Aguirre’s campaign aide targeted in Púnica case
Isabel Gallego under scrutiny over use of public money for work to improve officials’ images
Prosecutors probe contract given to firm founded by finance minister
A €90,000 deal signed with Equipo Económico may have violated State Contracts Law Politician Cristóbal Montoro left the company when he returned to politics
Madrid government paid judges €27,000 to attend four meetings
Magistrates and court clerks allegedly demanded bonuses for consulting on IT project
Legal watchdog opens probe into payments made to Madrid judges
Judicial staff were receiving fees from regional government via consulting firm Indra Paid work involved assessment of new IT systems to be introduced in courts
Lionel Messi representative admits depositing cash in Caribbean tax haven
Money from charity games featuring Barça star was sent to Curaçao, Civil Guard says
Púnica graft investigation ensnares another top Madrid official
Suspects in bid-rigging probe point at Salvador Victoria, regional government's number two
Ebola survivor Romero reaches deal with doctor to avoid lawsuit
Nursing assistant admits she withheld critical information from physician while contagious
Nearly all Spanish parties guilty of financial crimes, Audit Court finds
Watchdog’s chief attorney drafts damning report against national and regional groups
Duchess of Alba’s secret will to be opened this month
Madrid court set to reveal mystery instructions that late Spanish aristocrat drafted in 1973
Granada priests suspected of pedophilia released by court
Two clergymen and religion teacher freed without bail; alleged ringer ordered to pay bond
Second former altar boy accuses Granada priests of sexual abuse
Alleged victim was underage when the Romanones group took advantage of him
Granada priests suspected of pedophilia acted like a sect
Members of group brainwashed victims into thinking brutal sex with them was not a sin
Thirty arrests made throughout Spain in latest corruption raid
Politicians, public employees and civil servants allegedly involved in bid-rigging scheme
Ebola survivor Teresa Romero to seek €300,000 in damages
Nursing assistant suing Madrid health chief for attacking her honor
Ebola nursing assistant: “I don’t want any interviews, I want my dog back!”
Teresa Romero speaks on the phone with her husband about their euthanized pet
Former top Madrid official and partner had €5.8m in Swiss accounts
Operation Púnica suspect Francisco Granados got rich in tandem with constructor
“There is a campaign to discredit me for electoral ends”
In a rare interview Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava responds to criticism of his work
Former high-ranking Madrid official arrested in corruption swoop
Francisco Granados suspected of accepting cash from builders to rezone land and rig bids
Catalan ex-leader Pujol’s youngest son arrested in tax fraud probe
Police carry out simultaneous searches of Oleguer Pujol Ferrusola’s home and businesses
DNA evidence convicts man who raped US student in Madrid a decade ago
Routine testing on robbery suspect brings American woman’s attacker to justice
Civil Guard investigating possible tax fraud in staging of Messi charity matches
Officers find transfers worth almost €1m sent to “G. Marín-Messi” in Caribbean offshore haven
Security footage contradicts ex-Madrid premier’s version of hit-and-run incident
Esperanza Aguirre spent less than five minutes with police officers, not between 15 and 20
Judge gives banks deadline to hand over information about ex-PP treasurer
Magistrate trying to find out where the €50 million held by Bárcenas in Switzerland came from
Chinese con artist commits suicide after reading kidnapped daughter’s text
Lili Dai fled her native China for Spain after tricking hundreds of people out of their savings Her victims hunted her down in Madrid and took her family hostage
Home evictions averaged 184 a day in Spain last year
Number of court-ordered expulsions reached 67,189 in 2013, according to judicial figures
Legal watchdog says parts of Citizen Safety Law are not constitutional
CGPJ joins a host of other critics of a government bill aimed at cracking down on street protests