Layoff-scam judge accuses labor unions of complicity in massive fraud
Workers' representatives "connived" to skim Andalusian unemployment subsidy
A Samurai’s 600-strong Seville legacy
Many members of a 17th-century Japanese mission to the city may have stayed put
70 percent of Spaniards reject new plans for religion classes in schools
Critics see PP’s reforms as serving the Church’s interests rather than society’s
Andalusia to guarantee three meals a day for poor schoolchildren
Regional administration includes help for seniors in 16-million-euro "food solidarity" budget for 2013
Andalusia struggles to fight floods as the well of public funds runs dry
Work has stopped on defenses while damage costs run to €150 million annually
Andalusia defies Madrid by cutting funds for single-sex schools
Draft education reform seeks to ensure segregated schools will continue to get state subsidies
Truth, justice and reparation
Bodies of 17 Republican women executed in the Spanish Civil War are finally brought home
Education minister plans to protect subsidies for single-sex schools
Funding for boys- and girls-only education threatened by Supreme Court decision
Andalusian leftists vote to enter coalition government with Socialists
United Left leaders offer to share full responsibility for administration in southern region
Socialists and IU striving for political deal to form Andalusian administration
Leftist grouping must decide if it wishes to join coalition or make voting pact in regional parliament
Jerez, a town on the border of bankruptcy
Public workers have not been paid for months, threatening to sink the home of sherry wine