J. J. Gálvez

Former police officer Luis Alberto Mío Morocho is attempting to avoid being returned to his country of origin, where he is accused of over a dozen murders

The World Cup-winning midfielder has filed an accusation with state prosecutors against the suspended chief of the Spanish Football Federation. The move could lead to a criminal case

The courts insist that the accused must prove the reasons why they did not show up and sets out hefty fines and even prison terms

Spanish law prevents further prosecution of the retired English teacher who made his home in the Mediterranean before being extradited to the UK

Spanish prosecutors and animal protection officials shut down a fake veterinarian’s lucrative animal blood business

Prison sentences have been handed down to former treasurer Luis Bárcenas and architecture firm executives, while the conservative group has been held partly accountable for unpaid taxes

The regional High Court found no conclusive evidence that the former Popular Party politician ordered the forgery of university documents

Ex-party treasurer Luis Bárcenas, convicted in 2018 in a sweeping graft case known as Gürtel, is back on the stand and promises to make new revelations that implicate a former prime minister

Juan Carlos I is embroiled in two other court probes into alleged financial wrongdoing, but hopes that they will be dropped because of his immunity prior to his 2014 abdication

Spain’s High Court has cleared Josep Lluís Trapero and three other defendants of all charges related to the events in Catalonia, which included an illegal referendum on independence

A magistrate targets the Podemos leader in connection with the theft of an ex-colleague’s cellphone

Over three decades after a massacre that drew international attention, Inocente Orlando Montano was found guilty of “terrorist” crimes

Court lifts the seal on investigation into scheme to steal sensitive material from former party treasurer Luis Bárcenas

Podemos politicians Pablo Iglesias and Irene Montero have been subjected to four months of harassment outside their home in Madrid, and this week were forced to cut short their vacation

The move comes after the latest in a series of accusations of wrongdoing by a former lawyer for the left-wing party, José Manuel Calvente

The political right had made much of the government’s alleged role in allowing public gatherings on March 8, when the coronavirus epidemic began to be apparent

Five Spanish priests were among those murdered in the 1989 massacre, including Ignacio Ellacuría, a prominent figure who defended dialogue between the guerrillas and the government during the civil war

The confidential document contradicts Interior chief Fernando Grande-Marlaska’s version of events about the dismissal last week of Diego Pérez de los Cobos

Interior Ministry denies the move is connected with a court investigation into the government’s authorization of large public events just days ahead of the coronavirus lockdown

If PM Pedro Sánchez does not secure congressional approval to extend the extraordinary measure on Wednesday, experts say confinement orders will no longer be legally binding

A Madrid court found that while the activist’s Facebook posts may have been in “bad taste,” they were not unlawful

The female employee discovered a pen drive that had been used to record her when she got changed at the Madrid clinic where she worked. The victim has also won compensation

Diego Pérez de los Cobos tells court he would have removed Josep Lluís Trapero from his role as head of the regional police force for his leadership in 2017

This week saw the start of the High Court trial of four figures connected to the regional police involved in the events of 2017

This week saw the start of the High Court trial of four figures from the regional police force involved in the events of 2017

The four defendants in this new court case related to the secessionist challenge include Josep Lluís Trapero, the then-head of the Mossos d’Esquadra regional police force