Óscar López-Fonseca

Rebeca Santamalia, a respected attorney in Zaragoza, Spain, had been romantically involved with Salvador Calvo, who jumped off a bridge after stabbing her to death

Five policemen and one Tax Agency employee are under scrutiny for allegedly giving confidential information to ex-police chief José Manuel Villarejo

Law enforcement is bracing for street protests planned by pro-independence groups for the arrival of Pedro Sánchez in Catalonia on December 21

The state-owned company Defex is under investigation for paying illegal commissions to officials and execs in exchange for weapons contracts

Rodrigo Rato today began his four-and-a-half year sentence in connection with a corporate credit card scandal involving €12.5 million in embezzled money

Investigators at the Spanish High Court say bribes were paid by state company Defex to secure arms contracts

State-owned company Defex is accused of paying millions in illegal commission to secure weapons contracts

Prison authorities say their attitude towards Cristina de Borbón is justified due to security reasons

Pedro Sánchez’s administration has softened its hard-line position and wants to save key sections on express deportations and the filming of police officers

The Interior Ministry has taken the decision ahead of the ‘Diada,’ or Catalonia Day, on the basis of reports of possible civil disturbances being planned by a pro-independence group

Justice Ministry has hired a Belgian law firm to defend a Supreme Court judge against accusations from the ousted Catalan premier that he acted without impartiality

A confidential report put together by the Civil Guard reveals how gangs are organized around Spain’s North African exclave cities Ceuta and Melilla

The immediate deportations were made based on a 1992 agreement signed between Spain and the North African country

Abdelouahab Taib, 29, who was killed while wielding a knife, had confessed to his partner that he was gay, and said he feared the shame and dishonor of his orientation

Footage made by jihadists who killed 16 people last year reveals that they were planning bigger massacre

Civil Guard nabs well-organized group that was smuggling the drug out of one of the country’s busiest shipping hubs

The 60 people aboard the ‘Open Arms’ entered the port of Barcelona after a four-day journey

The socialist-parliamentary group has begun contact with other parties to accelerate the process of reforming the norm approved by the PP in 2015

After being convicted of graft in the Nóos case, Iñaki Urdangarin has become the first male inmate at Brieva penitentiary in Ávila in many years

Judges find evidence of existence of a Popular Party slush fund, something that the party leader denied in court last year

Spanish tribunal suspends reform allowing Carles Puigdemont to be remotely sworn in, while support for direct rule wavers

Investigating judge asks Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro to explain statements to the contrary

Members of grassroots separatist groups are wanted for rebellion and terrorism for their involvement in the independence push

Pro-unity politicians have been targets of harassment, and left-wing radicals have issued threatening messages against Supreme Court judge Pablo Llarena

British national Tony King, convicted of murdering two teens, is one of several inmates being kept in maximum security conditions

Internal memos the Mossos d’Esquadra were to incinerate contain damning information on Jordi Sànchez as well as former force chief

Country needs 20,800 National Police and Civil Guard officers; deficit clearest in Catalan and Basque regions