Islets rush stirs crisis as number of would-be immigrants on rock rises
At least 81 people are now waiting on the shores of Sifha beach Foreign minister hoping that Rabat will come up with “hardline solution"
Immigrants target islands off Morocco as entry point to Spain
Dozens arrive on barren Isla de Tierra over the weekend
Morocco rounds up would-be immigrants to Spain after border incident
Hundreds of African migrants taken to Algerian border
Gravely ill ETA inmate can ask for early release
Interior clears way for terrorist to appeal to High Court judge
Interior to decide whether to grant sick ETA inmate a release benefit
Basque radical left raises pressure on government to free convicted kidnapper
ETA hunger strike gathers momentum
Inmates campaign for release of their cancer-stricken comrade
Suspected Al Qaeda men remanded for “links to terrorists”
US protected witness states that suspect was active in Afghanistan under a different identity
Three Al Qaeda members detained in Spain
Explosive material found is enough to “destroy a bus,” according to interior minister Suspects were reportedly trained in Pakistan and Afghanistan
The tale of the 'Spanish' millionaire who escaped the fate of Mubarak
Hussein Salem is facing extradition to Egypt on money-laundering charges
"You don't know the hell you created"
A victim of the 1987 Barcelona bombing comes face to face with one of the perpetrators The explosion in a busy supermarket was ETA's bloodiest ever attack
PP to embrace Socialists' rehabilitation plan for convicted terrorists
Victims’ groups criticize conservative government’s commitment to meetings between affected relatives and prisoners
Central and Basque governments agree to start working on ETA inmate policies
Minister and Basque law enforcement official to seek ways to integrate ex-prisoners in society Reintegration to be decided on a case-by-case basis
Ministry bans indiscriminate stopping of migrants
Internal memo to be circulated on Monday
"The ETA inmate told me he was like a robot when the time came to kill"
Josu Elespe, son of the first Socialist councilor to be killed by Basque terrorists, supports penitentiary benefits for remorseful inmates after meeting with a convicted assassin
PP government offers to ease jail conditions for ETA convicts
Victims’ group says move amounts to “betrayal” Prime Minister Rajoy denies any change in antiterrorism policy
Unions and political parties may be liable for protest violence
Interior out to stop vandalism during demonstrations
Internment centers not always deportation halfway house
Spain seen flouting European law by locking up migrants it cannot expel
The arrest of actor Willy Toledo: Protestors, prisons and seven key facts
Confusion surrounds the activist's detention in the wake of the general strike
First ETA inmate moved on grounds of compassion
Aitzol Gogorza has severe mental health problems
Government ponders fate of ETA cancer pair
Two were jailed in 1989 for bombing a Civil Guard barracks
"It was appalling to try to kill somebody"
ETA convicts explain why they want to talk to their victims
Terrorists and victims question a painful history
Observers encourage dialogue initiative by ETA prisoners
How old is Yaya Diaby?
Catalonia-based Malian youth loves soccer and says he’s 16 and has a passport to prove it Government lawyers argue he is an adult and an illegal immigrant
How the assassins of Serbia’s prime minister were captured in Valencia
For years, Belgrade had tried to track down members of the Zemun Clan Police found an arsenal of weapons at the homes of the gang members
Like a jail, only a lot worse
The Aluche immigrant detention center in Madrid is a regulatory no-man's land