Retiree facing charges for vandalizing Franco-era plaques
Law requiring their removal is not being enforced, he says
Bones found in missing children case are human, fourth report confirms
DNA samples may be impossible to recover due to high heat of fire
Garzón: “We will go to international court if UK blocks Assange exit”
Spanish judge says Britain must respect Ecuador’s decision to grant asylum Foreign Minister Hague says his government’s only obligation is to extradite WikiLeaks founder
"I decided to take Julian Assange's case because I believe in his cause"
Controversial judge still fearless despite cut in his security
“710 euros is a fortune for those without papers. They can’t get sick!”
Immigrant associations are angered by the government’s plan to charge for healthcare
The immigrants' flight from Spain
They arrived on the back of the construction boom and bought houses that now rest with the banks Spain's immigrant population is falling for the first time this century Unemployed workers are forced to return to their native lands, carrying less than they arrived with
"How could we abandon a child?"
Alba and José are babysitting for a couple who went to the UK in search of work
Civil War association told to return grant for unfinished exhumation
Government also demands payment of interest after association exceed timeframe at mass grave site
Sister María implicated in new stolen baby case
Couple testifies over disappearance of daughter in 1980
More nuns put under investigation in children-snatching scandal
Daughters of Charity members suspected of acting as go-betweens in baby-selling ring
“I defended Sister María. Now I don’t know what to believe”
Adoptive father of Pilar Alcalde, supposedly taken from her mother, testifies in court Nun accused of organizing the illegal adoption issues statement denying guilt
Nun accused of stealing babies remains silent in court
Children-snatching victims’ hopes resting on sister’s testimony Government announces census of missing children
Mother and daughter testify in child-snatching inquiry
“If Sister María isn’t punished, she will be punished in another life”
"I, priest and sinner, ask forgiveness"
Navarrese priests were the pioneers of historical memory, despite stiff opposition from the Church
"Juanito was asked if he wanted a brother. His 'yes' saved me from the Nazis"
Brave Belgian couple hid a Jewish boy alongside a Spanish war refugee
Prosecutors charge Catholic nun in alleged stolen baby scheme at Madrid hospitals
Sister María Gómez Valbuena becomes first person to be indicted in the investigation Woman's name appeared in dozens of complaints filed by mothers, along with that of Dr Vela
"With Garzón gone, so has the chance for justice"
Experts in exhumation of Franco's victims can provide detailed post-mortem reports
Franco-era victims insist on finding out what became of their loved ones
Witnesses called to testify in Garzón trial say justice "has turned its back" on them
Garzón trial is "echo of Franco era," says 'New York Times'
Editorial calls trials "an offense against justice and history"