Manuel Planelles

Madrid school staff face disciplinary action after the conversations were leaked to parents

Spain’s government is now supporting plans to use the controversial gas extraction method

Esperanza Aguirre hit a police scooter after a confrontation with officers last April

Energy giant says samples found off Lanzarote suggest small reserves of poor quality

Areas where oil and gas are located to receive money from exploitation activities

Appeal had been filed by regional government in bid to stop Repsol prospecting in the area

Íñigo Errejón admits he was working in Madrid and not Málaga, as his contract stipulated

Prosecutor seeking two-and-a-half-year jail terms for 16 activists and a photographer

Leftist group hits back at accusations its number two failed to honor a research contract

Court sees evidence that center rejected pupil because of his parents’ sexual orientation

Thousands of properties without building permits in Málaga and Almería are likely to be saved

Judge sends driver of digger involved in collision with sports team’s vehicle to prison without bail The 37-year-old man was found to have hashish and cocaine in his system

City inspectors will determine whether families will be able to keep their new subsidized homes

A symbol of the destruction of Spain’s coast for some, the Algarrobico hotel was set for demolition

La Carpa beach bar wins environmental award despite complaint by Civil Guard

Malaga University president says private funding must be brought in to pay tuition fees Student unions and academics see proposal as the thin end of the wedge

José Antonio Griñán to hand over power as ERE investigation widens Regional leader will leave post on August 27 for “personal and family reasons”

Regional leader tells assembly that he will not run as a candidate in 2016

Workers' representatives "connived" to skim Andalusian unemployment subsidy

Many members of a 17th-century Japanese mission to the city may have stayed put

Critics see PP’s reforms as serving the Church’s interests rather than society’s

Work has stopped on defenses while damage costs run to €150 million annually

Bodies of 17 Republican women executed in the Spanish Civil War are finally brought home