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The bodies of a woman and a minor were recovered from the rubble, while one man escaped from the accident alive

The structure gave way last night, reportedly burying three people. A man was pulled out alive by rescue crews, who continued to search for a missing woman on Thursday morning

David Coronado is racing to return the bodies of people who were shot and buried in Paterna, in eastern Spain, before they are returned to the mass burial site

A total of 118 youngsters who were confined to the Balearic Island have been taken by ferry to the mainland. At least 14 of them tested positive upon arrival

A group of Spaniards has turned television quizzes into a job that can earn them millions in prize money. Here they share their winning formulas, and reveal the hard work that success requires

The first Spanish female judge appointed to the European Court of Human Rights says her beliefs on homosexuality will not influence legal rulings

Ruling backs Supreme Court decision rejecting appeal by Socialist Party activist

Spain’s top tribunal warns members of parliament that they must abide by the ruling But regional government vows to push forward with secession plan

High Court chief prosecutor asks authorities to be on alert for sedition and disobedience

The former government minister was detained last night during the search of his properties He is suspected of committing tax fraud, asset stripping and money laundering offenses

Tribunal finds in favor of appeals filed by central government against November 9 poll “There is only one route left, and that is elections,” says regional premier Artur Mas

Former Socialist chiefs José Antonio Griñán and Manuel Chaves volunteered to appear They are suspected of involvement in a multi-million-euro scandal involving a lay-off fund

Records show discrepancies concerning rural home owned by María Dolores de Cospedal

Carlos Fabra was found guilty on four counts of tax fraud worth nearly €700,000 last year

Mas and two aides accused of four offenses relating to holding of unofficial poll

But regional spokesman warns prosecution over self-rule vote will bring “ridicule” to Spain

Move follows a week of hesitation over the legal basis for a complaint against Artur Mas

Agencies complain Rajoy administration is urging them to speed up action against Mas

Regional authorities will have to cancel campaigning on November 9 independence vote

Jenaro García could be charged with three crimes following US analysis firm’s devastating report

Government is working on fast-track legislation to establish rules of the handover

High Court judge summons Sandro Rosell to testify on June 13

Syrian sailors can no longer be tried in Spain despite being caught with 16,000 kilos of hashish Latest releases bring total number of suspects let go by High Court since law change to 43

Notorious Franco-era policeman is accused of 13 counts of torture in universal justice case

Ruling states that PP, in breach of law, paid Aznar on at least three occasions while in office

Argentinean judge is invoking universal justice to investigate dictatorship crimes committed in Spain