Spanish victims of Tunisia attack were retired couple from Barcelona
Antonio Cirera Pérez, 75, and Dolores Sánchez Rami, 73, were visiting Tunis on a cruise
Former PM’s visit to Havana “extremely disloyal,” says minister
Foreign affairs chief criticizes José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero over Raúl Castro meeting
Spanish Eurofighters eye the Russians at 300 meters
Spain takes over rotating command of NATO’s Baltic air-policing mission Defense Minister: “We’re not here to create problems, we’re here to avoid them”
Spain to close Cervantes Institute branch in Gibraltar
Foreign minister: “Everyone there speaks Spanish, apart from the apes”
Controls failure caused F-16 crash
Engine malfunction alone does not explain why Greek plane veered right after takeoff
Israel warned about attack that killed Spanish peacekeeper
But UN mission was told strikes would hit a different area, military sources say
UN condemns death of Spanish ‘blue helmet’ but declines to place blame
Madrid military court opens its own inquiry into incident at Israel-Lebanon border Israeli armed forces refuse to say whether they warned mission about oncoming attack
Spanish UN soldier killed by Israeli fire on Lebanese border
Peacekeeper was in area where confrontation between Hezbollah and Israel took place
Crashed F-16 fighter fell in “worst possible place,” says military
One of the 21 injured in Albacete disaster dies in Madrid, bringing death toll to 11
Spain to negotiate turning Morón into US base for anti-jihadist operations
Andalusian site could become permanent center in global fight against Islamist terrorism
Foreign minister compares fight against jihadism with World War II
Democracies facing totalitarians with whom dialogue is impossible, says García-Margallo
Spanish government rejects claims it financed antisemitic conference
Simon Wiesenthal Center makes accusation a week before foreign minister's visit to Israel
Felipe VI pays tribute to father as he presides first Pascua Militar
King also thanks the armed forces as he oversees military ceremony dating back to 1782
US wants elite Marine squad to be stationed permanently in Andalusia
Special operations force at Morón would be in place to respond to crises in Africa
Ibero-American Summit reinvents itself in a less ambitious format
Leaders leave thorny issues aside to reach deal on “soft” agenda of education and culture
Latin America seeks new growth model based on quality education
Leaders at Ibero-American Summit also propose sweeping structural reforms
Divisions within Ibero-American community threaten to spoil summit
The absence of Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela and Bolivia deepens split
Ibero-American Summit looks to reinvent itself at Veracruz gathering
After languishing in recent years, the organization of 22 nations is seeking its place Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff does not attend
Gibraltar airs EU advice to Spain over constant border delays
Brussels expresses concern over “lack of progress” improving conditions at La Verja
Spain’s Congress votes in favor of recognizing Palestinian state
Deputies give near unanimous support to non-binding proposal agreed by PP and Socialists
Spain poised to vote on Palestine state
Israel says non-binding motion asking the government to recognize Palestine is "not useful"
Santos: “We have come further in the peace process than ever before”
The Colombian president begins his European tour to build support for FARC negotiations
Military court drops prosecution of soldiers who beat Iraqi prisoners
Judges suggest inmates may not have been protected by Geneva Conventions
Madrid, London and Gibraltar to resume talks on an ad hoc basis
Andalusian regional government representatives will also be involved in discussions
Spain to deploy 300 troops in Iraq to train army against Islamic State
Defense minister requested congressional approval for the operation on Wednesday
US asks to use Spanish bases for Ebola mission in Africa
Returning aircraft would stop over in Morón and Rota in Andalusia to refuel and rest
Spanish PM admits he has not spoken to Catalan premier Mas since July
“I don’t really know who is giving the orders in Catalonia,” Mariano Rajoy says