US allows drug trafficker to serve jail term in Spain after six-year legal battle
Decision comes after Spanish Supreme Court pressured PM to resolve diplomatic dispute
US State Department report focuses on surge of Spanish public corruption
Human rights survey claims hate speech and police abuse continue to be a problem in Spain
Widow fights extradition to US to face charges she hired contract killer
Vázquez Ríjos was facing death penalty, but US assures Spain she won’t even be put away for life Victim’s father stresses he wants closure in this case by seeing justice finally served
Coming home to jail
Many convicts incarcerated abroad are not aware of their rights Spanish prisoners should be able to access support from their government
Spain reaches quarterfinals despite hoop loss to Italians
Serbia stands in way of semifinal slot for champion
Benidorm: still a classic
Is the aging, “tacky” seaside resort unfit for tourism? Ask again
Murder-for-hire suspect busted in Madrid could face death penalty
US will have to convince Spain it won’t seek capital punishment in extradition hearing Woman accused of paying $3 million to a hitman has been a fugitive since 2008
Widow of US banker gunned down in Puerto Rico pressures FBI to solve murder
Bank executives accused in lawsuit of complicity in alleged contract killing
US cites Spain’s discriminatory policies against Muslims who try to build mosques
Government’s annual religious survey details Barcelona soccer stadium incident involving Israeli soldier Shalit
"It should be a state's obligation to pay for the exhumation of war victims"
Portuguese forensic institute chief Duarte Nuno Vieira discusses torture, atrocities and war crimes
Cash-laundering charge mires president and pinup’s husband
Journalist claims Kirchner couple hid some $55 million
Rights activists warn about escalating numbers of Mexican vigilante groups
Rifle-toting, hooded patrols are making citizens' arrests in Guerrero state
Argentina holds Britain liable for “likely” Falklands oil disaster
President attacks IMF for sanctions over figure fudging
Boy Scouts sex abuse scandal in US sheds light on 44-year-old case at Rota base
Scoutmaster was removed from Troop 74 after investigation determined he abused boys Accused ex-navy officer tried to rejoin the organization after returning to the United States
Rights experts praise ruling on Salvadoran massacre
El Mozote is considered the largest mass murder ever to have taken place in Latin America
"I am certain I will be acquitted"
Santiago Cervera resigned as a deputy on Monday after being caught up in a blackmail case
“Judges serve as political instruments”
Former banker jailed for fraud has turned politician
Spain must break two-party influence on institutions, warns Transparency International
PP and Socialists need to loosen grip on state organizations, says anti-corruption agency
ETA inmate who divided the PP
Iosu Uribetxeberria Bolinaga was given parole on humanitarian grounds against the wishes of some on the right
Trial may open soon in Cuba against PP youth leader
Ángel Carromero killed two of his passengers, who were prominent dissidents, in a car wreck
Whistleblower or common criminal?
The ex-HSBC employee is accused of stealing thousands of clients' bank records Now in a Spanish jail, he is waiting to see if he will be extradited to Switzerland to face charges
Spaniard involved in fatal accident in Cuba charged with homicide
Two dissidents died in car driven by political activist Ángel Carromero Spanish government yet to issue official reaction to murder charges
A sharp tongue that ignited outrage
PP politician still under fire for Congress outburst
CGPJ chief must be accountable for behavior, says corruption watchdog
Spain rates low for lax government controls in Transparency International report
US rights report zeros in on Spanish police abuse
State Department noted that 730 corruption investigations were open last year Rise in xenophobic parties also noted
US Supreme Court signals “final victory” for Spain in Odyssey case
Washington justices decide against studying appeals to review prior rulings
Violence mars Dominican race
Two deaths and dozens of injuries during weekend campaign stumps Overseas vote from Spain and the United States could play a crucial role