Panama takes Spain to Human Rights Court over lethal cough syrup
At least 170 died after ingesting drug containing solvent supplied by Catalan firm
Top judges to seek accord on defunct mortgage law
EU court shot down Spain's "unfair" existing legislation
Supreme Court upholds former Valencia premier’s not-guilty graft verdict
A jury had absolved Camps and Costa of accepting items of clothing from Gürtel corruption ring in exchange for public contracts
“Disturbingly unstable” judge faces criminal charges for misconduct
Coro Cillán best known for having reopened probe into 2004 Madrid bombings
High Court rules that Judge Ruz will take charge of Bárcenas ledgers investigation
Decision settles dispute between magistrates over jurisdiction of cases
A farewell to the Parot doctrine, devised to keep ETA terrorists in jail?
Judicial sleight of hand used to ensure 30-year terms are served in full
NGO condemns illegal towing of immigrant boat to Morocco
Vessel in Spanish waters when Civil Guard dragged it back, say campaigners
European Court rules Spanish mortgage law is abusive
Luxembourg tribunal says that national legislation breaches consumer protection directive
Towns cannot outlaw burqa, says ruling
Court says municipal governments do not have the authority to "limit religious freedom"
Court upholds jail sentence for sergeant who forced soldier to wear heavy chains
Court sends sergeant to prison, and orders payment to the victim
Pardons for politicians
Both sides of the political spectrum use governmental power to acquit public office holders for financial crimes Since 2000, 226 have been issued
Fatal crash at sea was caused by mechanical failure on Civil Guard boat
Seven people still unaccounted for after collision off Lanzarote coast last week
PP deputy resigns after being caught up in alleged blackmail attempt
Santiago Cervera claims to have been set up in case involving Caja Navarra bank president
Government as judge and jury
The Rajoy administration has issued 468 pardons, for every offense imaginable The law doesn't require it to give explanations, resulting in a totally opaque system
Judges angered by pardon for policemen convicted of torture
More than 200 magistrates sign protest statement after government frees officers found guilty of beating up innocent man
Izaskun Lesaka, one of ETA’s remaining leaders, detained in France
Woman terrorist believed to have been behind communiques sent by organization since last year’s ceasefire
Double murderer of El Salobral commits suicide after standoff
Juan Carlos Alfaro killed a 13-year-old girl with whom he was having a relationship and a bystander in the Albacete town
Police search for suspect who went on shooting spree in Albacete town
Expert gunman “obsessed with 13-year-old” confesses to killing girl and another victim before fleeing
Porn star and security chief among 80 arrests in Chinese mafia sting
Porn star and Socialist politician among 80 people arrested in Madrid and Barcelona Ringleader said to be well-known dealer specializing in Chinese and Spanish art
Suspected ringleader is a well-known Chinese art dealer in Madrid
Gao Ping runs a culture foundation, a downtown art gallery and has played a role in Spain-China relations
Thousands swell streets for third protest outside Congress
Demonstrators incensed by defense of police actions and prime minister's comments
“Big brother” Washington decides whether you can board your flight
Consumer organizations question whether a recent US-EU treaty that allows for passenger pre-screening violates personal data protection laws
Ombudsman’s report decries legal loopholes in sex-slave prosecutions
More than 4,000 forced workers registered in Spain in past three years
The last remains of the Spanish empire
Spain continues to hold on to isolated islets and crags with no strategic value off the coast of North Africa
Expelled from Spanish rock, immigrants regroup in Morocco for next border bid
"They told us they were going to take us to Melilla, but they brought us back to Morocco instead”
"When Spain hands us over to Morocco, this is what they do to us"
Dozens of sub-Saharan immigrants in Oujda claim to have been beaten up by police
Spain and Morocco remove sub-Saharan immigrants from Isla de Tierra
The Civil Guard takes dozens of would-be migrants off tiny Spanish island Sub-Saharans handed over to Moroccan authorities under terms of bilateral agreement