María Fabra

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

Luis Bárcenas tells judge that Francisco Álvarez-Cascos oversaw party’s undeclared slush fund

The judge handling the huge corruption case involving the ruling PP is struggling to close his inquiry The biggest pre-trial probe undertaken by the criminal court, it involves 200 suspects in six regions From Bárcenas' ledgers to refurbishments at PP HQ, EL PAÍS takes you through its multiple strands

Bolinaga was released from prison in 2012 after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer

Jesús Muñecas is accused of beating a man at a Gipuzkoa prison in 1968

Judge skirts government’s modifications to universal jurisdiction doctrine to keep Couso case open

Corrupt business network received 80 percent of payments in black-market money

Club failed to pay over nine million euros in tax relating to Brazilian’s signing, says court attorney

Citizens are increasingly turning to the courts to change the course of politics

Top court upholds convictions of Núñez and tax inspectors but reduces prison sentences

Petition for magistrate’s suspension to be lifted was filed in mid-2012 but no action has been taken