King’s surgeon “extremely optimistic” over monarch’s recovery from latest hip operation
Juan Carlos may be able to attend annual military reception on January 6
“We must help victims get over feelings of being a victim”
Father Isaac Díez, who was first called in to help his sister when her husband was a kidnapping victim, believes that ETA activists can repudiate violence
UN demands more support from Spain for Franco victims
Committee on Enforced Disappearances approved report by visiting panel urging government to help relatives locate the dead
A 77-year wait to lay the past to rest
The families of 129 people executed during the Civil War finally say goodbye But DNA identification was impossible due to government's funding squeeze
Six León miners died of asphyxiation, autopsies confirm
Friends and relatives await release of bodies as Castilla y León region calls three days of mourning
“Our consolation is for the killer to spend as long as possible in prison”
Sister of one of Inés del Río’s victims describes the pain her family still endures
Socialists and United Left demand that all mass graves be opened
Leftist parties to present resolution to Congress establishing two-year time frame following visit of UN working group
Spain stonewalls on Franco-era abuses
The government, Congress and the courts are ignoring the UN's demand for action
The long road to justice
Franco-era victims and their families have found nothing but closed doors in Spain But they are finally seeing progress after having taken their case to Argentina
UN calls on Spain to “take responsibility” for Franco victims
Visiting panel calls for Amnesty Law to be revoked and reproaches PP government for removing funds from the Historical Memory program
King Juan Carlos discharged after successful hip surgery
Monarch told to take recuperation gently and must have second operation to fit permanent prosthesis in around two months’ time
King Juan Carlos “in good spirits” after latest hip surgery
Monarch will have to go under the knife again within two months to fit a permanent replacement joint
Wheels come off royal comeback as king prepares for new surgery
Monarch’s latest health problems have revived debate over his possible abdication, undermining efforts to counter damage caused by the Nóos corruption affair
King Juan Carlos to go private for latest surgery
Monarch had considered public hospital for operation on infected hip replacement
Foundation releases video to boost search efforts for Franco victims
Recording release coincides with planned arrival of special United Nations commission to investigate Spain's disappeared
King to undergo more surgery to treat infected artificial hip
Monarch will need eight weeks to six months to recover Doctors stress that this kind of condition is “normal” with such a prosthesis
Bringing atrocities to light
A team of Spanish forensics experts has identified the remains of eight Sahrawis The victims, two of whom were children, were assassinated by Moroccan soldiers in 1976
Failed by Spain, the victims of Franco’s dictatorship seek universal justice
A group of Spaniards is hoping for legal redress in Argentina, before it's too late
“We live worse than dogs”
Some of the Spanish prisoners who were not pardoned ask why pedophile was put on the royal list in the first place
Princess Cristina to move to Geneva but Urdangarin will remain to face charges
Duke of Palma is not under judicial order not to leave the country
"Accident. Don’t know if I’ll make it out. Stifling. Crushed"
WhatsApp messages from survivor of train crash left husband fearing the worst
King Juan Carlos spent €2-million inheritance paying his father’s debts
The monarch has not had a Swiss bank account since 1995 Royal family confident that its popularity will recover
A republican in Hassan II’s court
After fleeing Franco's Spain, Paquita Gorroño took refuge in Morocco She ended up working for the future king, but never came round to the idea of monarchy
Amnesty report slams impunity for Spanish war criminals
NGO accuses authorities of being unwilling to investigate Franco-era atrocities
Dwindling number of Franco-era victims plead for "last hope" truth commission
"History and reason is on our side. The institutional omission is as clamorous as it is shameful"
Testimony casts light on Sister María's "protocol" with patients
"The mothers were anesthetized so they wouldn't hear their babies cry," witness tells court
"I would prefer my son's remains over any amount of money"
Relatives of the Yak-42 victims have found little closure in the last decade