Miguel Ángel Aguilar

Could an independent Catalonia come to be a new Liechtenstein, shielded from the EU’s norms of fiscal transparency?

Rajoy slid down the plane of submission, saying that the foreign minister was merely to summon the US ambassador and "ask him for information" about the spying

What humiliation for the Spanish media - to languish starved of news as to our government's line on the question of Syria and the looming military sanction for the use of chemical weapons

The Popular Party took two personal computers from Luis Bárcenas and had their hard disks carefully erased, rendering them useless as evidence in court

Lie-mongering is the common factor that led to the Popular Party's defeat in the 2004 elections, and will soon lead to the replacement of Rajoy as prime minister

Spain has a special relationship with Latin America and the obligation to defend its interests in matters involving the European Union

The Snowden leaks show serious violations of the right to privacy in communications, which is protected in every democratic constitution

The spymasters know that if you sow fear in suitable doses you harvest docility and submission

Mariano Rajoy’s obedient attitude has earned him no favor with the White House

The Popular Party has already lost one election owing to its aversion to coming clean

How did Bárcenas squirrel away so many millions without attracting suspicion?

The smokescreen of austerity blurs the line between obligations imposed by necessity and ideological designs of choice

When Franco died, the Spanish gave the world a surprise. Our various political forces sat down and worked out reasonable, dispassionate solutions

Mariano Rajoy's election promise of transparency and truthfulness unfulfilled

From May onward, we have witnessed an operation with the objective of saving president Dívar, and keeping him at the head of the General Council of the Judiciary

The right and their media orchestra are now reaping a rich harvest of paralysis among the left