Civil Guard destroys cache of 125 Spanish Civil War explosives
Teruel man had hoarded grenades, mortars and other devices on his rural property
Spain raises terror threat level due to risk of jihadist attacks
Security forces to step up monitoring at airports, train stations, hospitals and government buildings
Interior minister suggests regulating burqa use under new Citizen Safety Law
Jorge Fernández Díaz says he personally believes full covering denigrates women‘s dignity
Spain on alert over new biker gangs
Groups hail mostly from Germany and the Netherlands and have long records of criminal activity
Tears in Tangier for parents of baby who reached Spain without them
The family of 11-month-old Fátima, who arrived in Tarifa alone on a migrant boat, want her back
The €4,000 shortcut across the Strait
Mafia groups are offering to take illegal migrants from Morocco to Spain in just 15 minutes
Dozens of illegal migrants placed in hands of NGOs as state centers reach limit
Cádiz police precincts full following huge influx of boats carrying sub-Saharan immigrants this week
Morocco admits “dysfunctions” led to huge influx of migrant boats to Spain
Spanish Interior Ministry to send 300 more officers to reinforce affected areas
Cocaine, kidnapping and multimillion tax fraud uncovered in Spanish diesel scam
Police say gang that sold adulterated fuel across Spain may have had links to drug trade
Three arrested for defying court ban on republican symbols near royal motorcade
Madrid court had prohibited anti-monarchy displays in vicinity of coronation ceremony
Podemos leader wins overwhelming support in grassroots vote
Pablo Iglesias, the media-savvy founder of the new political party, will continue at helm until fall
Diesel scammers defrauded €5.5m in taxes in just eight months
Gang that adulterated low-grade fuel and sold it to gas stations had cornered the market on price
Government report blames driver for Santiago train crash that killed 79
But judge is also targeting execs at railway manager for failing to install safety mechanisms
“Operation Altarpiece” ensnares Galician Church in corruption case
Police uncover ring that awarded grants for restoration in exchange for hiring certain companies
Abortion reform draft will be modified but not radically changed, Justice Ministry sources say
Proposed legislation will be sent to legal, health and educational for their comments Galician PP leader pleads with prime minister not to make "Socialists' mistake" of passing law unilaterally
Alvia train fail-safe brake was activated twice in 25 minutes before fatal Santiago rail crash
So-called dead man's switch triggers to halt the train if 30 seconds pass without the driver activating it
“If I’d seen the danger, I wouldn’t have answered the phone”
Testimony from driver and conductor of Alvia disaster confirms theory phone call led to fatal crash
Authorities battle Galicia blaze
"We have a tough day ahead of us," says spokeswoman
“I am not that crazy to not pull the brakes”
Francisco José Garzón tells court he drank only coffee day before fatal accident
Emergency teams took too much time to aid train passengers, say experts
Records point to confusion and tardiness in response to deadly rail disaster
"All I could say was that there were a lot of dead bodies"
Eyewitnesses tell of the explosion of "dust and noise" at the site of the train crash
Popular Party’s Feijóo defiant over calls for his resignation
Galicia regional premier plays down past relationship with convicted drug lord
Police chief arrested in widening Galician corruption probe
Mayor of Ourense refuses to step down despite being stripped of Socialist Party membership