José Manuel Romero

The ruling today that convicted several Socialist politicians was related to a multi-million-euro fraud scheme, but unlike the scandal that rocked the PP, there was no money laundering nor illegal party financing

Rocío Monasterio signed floor plans before being a registered architect, and she and her husband sold industrial properties that were used for residential purposes

Ahead of the general election on April 28, here is a summary of where each group stands on issues such as taxation, immigration, employment and clean energy

Judges are investigating moves by politicians and police officials to find or fabricate damning evidence against political rivals of the Popular Party

The device that had been installed at the house of Pablo Iglesias and Irene Montero had to be replaced by the Civil Guard after the anti-austerity party was made aware of the intrusion

The prosecution and the defense’s strategies will hinge on whether any violence was used during the bid for unilateral secession

EL PAÍS debunks four false accusations made against Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in a joint manifesto from the Popular Party, Ciudadanos and Vox

BBVA is alleged to have hired retired police chief José Manuel Villarejo to carry out industrial espionage in order to fend off an unwanted shareholder

The ecclesiastical leadership in the country refuses to provide any data on the incidents that it is aware of, with just three of the 70 dioceses passing on information to the prosecutor

Madrid and Valencia among municipalities under scrutiny as judge widens bid-rigging probe

With no majority, the conservatives need help from Ciudadanos in the regional assembly But the emerging party is taking a tough line on corruption before agreeing any pacts

Investigators claim former deputy PM moved shares to dodge civil liabilities payments

Other China-related case also shelved in wake of changes to universal justice doctrine

Move comes after arrest of entire family by Civil Guard in Badalona on Tuesday A brother of the two 16-year-olds died last year fighting alongside a jihadist group

Official suspects slapped with civil bonds and fines totalling €449 million That amount is the estimated cost to the public coffers from hundreds of rigged bids

David Marjaliza also claimed to have won the lottery eight times between 2012 and 2014

EL PAÍS analyzes the claims and counter-claims made by the PM and the opposition

Internal audit office says ruling party used €1.5m in off-the-books money to pay for work

At least 80 percent of over-payments were made to 12 top members of the bank’s board

Magistrate believes Ana Mato “personally profited” from ex-husband’s alleged crimes

The treatment of the spouses of corruption suspects in Spain has varied from case to case

Police carry out simultaneous searches of Oleguer Pujol Ferrusola’s home and businesses

Politicians at the bank were able to use credit cards on undeclared expenses

Mariano Rajoy's voices thoughts on Scottish independence vote as a warning to Catalonia

PP government wants to eliminate “aforamiento” for judges, attorneys and justices of the peace