Eight arrests in latest operation against jihadist cells
Suspects were using the internet to encourge attacks and recruit combatants for Syria, Iraq
Two jihadists “ready to attack” in Spain arrested in Ceuta
Detentions are consequence of operation that broke up cell in January, authorities say
Network of 250 Spanish butchers and phone shops funding jihadists in Syria
ISIS sympathizers using ‘hawala’ system to secretly transfer money to terrorists, say police
Publicist says Alicante Popular Party paid him in cash for campaign work
Mayor Sonia Castedo, who allegedly hired him for €450,000 election bid, is under scrutiny
Jihadists arrested in Ceuta were planning attacks in Spain
Prosecutors want 12 years for Islamists who sent 14 young men to fight in Syria
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
Police arrest two women planning on joining jihad in Iraq and Syria
One of the detainees is from the Spanish North African exclave of Ceuta and is a minor
Niece of shadowy ex-government fixer arrested on money-laundering charges
Beatriz García Paesa has been under investigation for her role in Francisco Paesa’s activities She is being held in relation to embezzlement from multi-million security equipment deal to Angola
Eight held in Madrid for jihad recruitment
New combatants were sent to the Middle East to fight for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria
Spanish authorities dismantle ring that recruited jihadists for Syria and Mali
Six arrested in Melilla in joint Civil Guard-National Police operation Interior Ministry says cell was also seeking to buy weapons and bomb-making instructions
Spain freed two French spies to ensure ongoing support in fight against ETA
The men had been detained in Catalonia in 2002 in possession of a custom-made sniper rifle Their mission was never clarified, but it was thought they were planning an assassination
Government to create database for monitoring all Spanish bank accounts
Measure aimed at combating money laundering and terrorism funding But experts fear new system could be used as a political weapon
Police in Spain and Morocco break up alleged terrorism ring
Suspects reportedly recruited volunteers to fight in Syria, Mali and Libya Sting proves “excellent” level of cooperation against Al Qaeda, say official sources
The downfall of the great procurer
Businessman Juan José Prados had a gift for buying off officials But he has disappeared, leaving millions of euros of debts behind him
The martyr who changed his mind
Sadik Mohamed left Ceuta to fight in Syria, where he was trained by Al Qaeda He decided to return to Spain when he realized he was to be used in a suicide mission
On the trail of Raquel
A Spanish woman who married a jihadist was injured by a drone attack Missing for 10 years, she is thought to be living with Al Qaeda leaders
The Syrians seeking a safe haven in Spain
Hundreds of war exiles have reached the country after paying mafias for passage The government in Madrid has only granted three people full refugee status
War makes for strange bedfellows
An exiled Spanish Socialist tells how he warmed to his Nazi boss in Argentina
Syrian suicide-bomber recruiter was “a reference point for jihad” in Ceuta
Alleged terrorist in exclave has been arrested after being tracked by Spanish intelligence
Interior Ministry pins massacre of 130 in Syria on Ceuta taxi driver
Government distributes video of suicide bomber after Al Qaeda network is busted
Eight terror arrests made in Ceuta
Ammunition recovered during raids on suspected Al Qaeda sympathisers
US officials turn up pressure to control Al Qaeda’s chief in Spain
Washington wants Spanish officials to agree to put Abu Dahdah on UN watch list
“Falciani’s future isn’t going to be decided in a Spanish court”
French public prosecutor Éric de Montgolfier discovered the HSBC tax evasion whistleblower’s encrypted files in a small town in southern France
The high price of doing business in Equatorial Guinea
How a former Spanish colony is gripped by the greed of its ruling family
The murderer who's working for the Spanish Civil Guard
Hellín Moro was jailed for killing a 19-year-old woman his far-right group believed was a terrorist
Over a dozen officials acknowledge receipt of money
PP slush fund used to offer loans to terrorism victims and to fund rightwing media outlet