Priest who witnessed 1,700 executions gets his own square in Zaragoza
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
Royal palace denies intervening on behalf of Equatorial Guinea dictator
Obiang had thanked King Juan Carlos for helping him arrange conference talk in Brussels
Tension at state funeral for Spain’s first democratic prime minister
Attacks against Catalan self-rule and the presence of a dictator cast shadow over display of unity
Victims put aside 10 years of differences over 11-M to remember loved ones
Association heads had agreed to aim for headlines of unity rather than division
Thousand people turn out at Mass to remember victims of train bombings
Archbishop speaks of culprits as “people with dark objectives to win power” Prime Minister Rajoy among attendees, but predecessors Zapatero and Aznar notable absences
“The clock stopped that day. Every day is March 11”
The March 11 terrorist attacks changed the lives of more than 3,000 people The psychological effects remain, with one victim, Laura, still in a coma
“The government gave instructions to the police to say that ETA was responsible”
Former High Court Judge Baltasar Garzón recalls how he wept on seeing the scene of the tragedy
“I don’t like the word anniversary; it sounds like we are celebrating something”
Pilar Manjón, whose son died in the 11-M terrorist attacks in 2004, explains her plans to mark 10 years since the bombings
Queen puts aside royal rift at event to remember her father
Scandal-plagued Princess Cristina and her husband among attendees at family ceremony in Athens
In death, British ‘brigadista’ returns to Spanish Civil War battlefield
Jack Edwards, who died in 2011, was the last UK volunteer to leave Spain under his own steam
Argentinean judge wants Franco-era mass grave dug up
Magistrate requests DNA testing of the remains
Princess reunites with royals after long court testimony
Infanta Cristina will remain in the cold in terms of official palace duties King’s circle goes into damage-limitation mode
Princess denies any wrongdoing in Nóos case after six hours of testimony
Cristina said she does not remember charging personal expenses to real estate firm she co-owned
“I trusted my husband,” Princess Cristina tells judge
King Juan Carlos’s youngest daughter evades most questions in tax evasion and money-laundering inquiry
Princess Cristina prepares to take the stand in Nóos criminal inquiry
King’s daughter first royal to be called to testify as suspect Urdangarin offered plea bargain to spare his wife, sources say
“The government should withdraw the Amnesty Law”
United Nations Special Rapporteur Pablo de Greiff discusses his findings after visiting Spain
King Juan Carlos awards Queen Sofía and Princess Letizia salaries
Royal Household also publishes bills from monarch’s recent surgeries
Prince Felipe’s Honduras trip delayed nine hours after emergency landing
Royal grounded in Dominican Republic after technical problems are reported on Airbus
ETA victims ask for “truth and justice” for those killed under Francoism
“They deserve the same rights,” says widow of politician murdered by terrorists
“My pardon request was lost but this is not being investigated”
Baltasar Garzón talks about the state of the judiciary in Spain and his commitment to freedom of information and WikiLeaks
Royals relieved that Cristina will testify in tax fraud case
Princess drops appeal plan after being made aware of need to address growing scandal by king’s palace circle
Dinnerware, dance classes and party organizers: the expenses Judge Castro wants to quiz Cristina about
Magistrate has found evidence to suggest royal couple set up “front company to commit fraud”
King struggles to deliver speech at first public ceremony since hip operation
Juan Carlos made a number of errors during military address
“There was a holocaust in Spain, too”
German-born Jew Harry Natowitz has left money in his will to help victims of the Franco regime
King Juan Carlos calls for national “unity and coexistence” in festive address
Catalan premier responds that Catalonia “will be asked to decide future” next year
88-year-old Spaniard seeks justice in Argentina for father's 1939 execution
Timoteo was condemned to death in wake of Civil War after being convicted of "aiding the rebellion"
“Morocco said my brother was alive; now we have proof they were lying”
Mahmud Selma Daf's 37-year search for his father and sibling led to a desert grave
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