Natalia Junquera

Royal household is hoping for symbolic move after news she will stand trial for tax crimes

Minor courtesy gifts will still be allowed, although no price limit has been established

Those illegally adopted during Franco dictatorship often struggle to bond with biological parents

Madrid exhibition reveals how 18 diplomats helped Jews escape the Nazi death camps

“I don’t really know who is giving the orders in Catalonia,” Mariano Rajoy says

Hate crimes report reveals that only a small percentage of assaults are taken to the police

Dozens of towns continue to brutally mistreat animals as part of festivals rooted in religious holidays

Valladolid town’s controversial fiesta ends with four gorings, one fire and an arrest

Expert group’s recommendations, which include creating a truth commission, are not binding

King introduces new measures to increase transparency and prevent new scandals

Felipe VI praises the Catalan people in Girona as protestors demonstrate against his visit

The king’s sister is seen as a burden after remaining loyal to her husband throughout the Nóos case

New king and Queen Letizia also receive representatives of Red Cross, Unicef and non-profits

Spain’s new king knows he must stamp his own identity on an institution in crisis

Madrid rolls out massive security operation for Felipe VI’s coronation

June 19 ceremony will not be attended by other heads of state. Royal palace blames lack of time

EL PAÍS reconstructs the final series of events leading up to Monday’s historic announcement

Daughters Elena and Cristina will no longer be part of the royal family, simply Juan Carlos's relatives

King decided to renounce the throne the day before struggling with a speech at a January event

If he had not become a victim of the Civil War, Captain Leret would now be in the history books 78 years after his death, a model of his invention has gone on display in a Madrid museum

Group constructing high-speed Medina-Mecca train link is struggling with the desert conditions Built by a Spanish-led team, the line needs to run every 10 minutes for 23 hours a day

Benjamin B. Ferencz is the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials He was in Madrid this week to talk about the principle of universal jurisdiction

For 40 years, clandestine radio station La Pirenaica provided a forum for anti-Francoist dissidents A new book analyzes more than 15,000 letters that were sent to the broadcaster In them, listeners put the genocide of the dictatorship on the record for the first time

New book accuses King Juan Carlos of plotting to overthrow prime minister Adolfo Suárez in 1981

Unlike his superiors, Gumersindo de Estella was repulsed by the mass killings The deaths took place between 1936 and 1942 against the cemetery walls in Torrero

Obiang had thanked King Juan Carlos for helping him arrange conference talk in Brussels

Attacks against Catalan self-rule and the presence of a dictator cast shadow over display of unity