Two dead and six missing after fishing boat sinks in Asturias
Vessel went down off Cabo de Peñas overnight
French coastal towns consider fresh legal action after Prestige oil tanker ruling
Councils from Brittany and Landes join forces to seek compensation from the Spanish government
“This is carte blanche for the mismanagement of another disaster”
Locals react with resignation to court ruling on Prestige oil spill
Judge regrets “missing people” at 2002 Prestige oil disaster trial
Nine months of testimony concludes with sentence expected in November
Prestige oil spill captain should not go to jail, say prosecutors as trial draws to close
State argues that skipper should not be subjected to additional punishment Ship owner may still be held responsible for catastrophe
Galician judge blocks eviction of 85-year-old woman
Aurelia Rey´s case hit the headlines when members of protest platform battled with police
Prestige captain admits he saw rust in the vessel's tanks before oil spill disaster
Apostolos Mangouras says he is "not qualified" to determine the degree of corrosion
Prestige captain admits he saw rust in the vessel’s storage tanks
Mangouras denies failing to collaborate with the authorities after Spain's biggest oil spill
Another Prestige disaster could happen, warns Greenpeace
A lack of political, legal and economic liability is a major factor, says NGO
The lawyer earning peanuts in the biggest trial of the decade
Prestige public defender was paid 455 euros for 10 months’ work on engineer’s case