Patricia Ortega Dolz

A Foreign Ministry spokesperson told the state news agency KCNA that they expect Madrid to conduct a full investigation and bring the perpetrators to justice

Investigators say the group used micro-cameras to provide evidence of the raid to whoever ordered and financed the operation

According to Spanish investigators, two of the men who broke into the diplomatic headquarters have connections to the US intelligence service

Former police chief Juan Jesús Sánchez Manzano was the head of Spain’s Tedax bomb squad when the 2004 jihadist massacre took place in Madrid. Now retired, he tells his side of what became the biggest “fake news” story the country has ever suffered

Investigators have approached the South Korean consulate as they investigate why a group of men broke into the diplomatic building and beat up staff inside

The mysterious attack on the residential building in Madrid last week saw eight people “hooded, interrogated and beaten,” according to sources from the Spanish authorities

A group of assailants are believed to have entered the building and “tied up and gagged” staff inside but no official police complaint has been filed

The Civil Guard has arrested four people – two Spaniards and two Algerians –for killing 52-year-old Javier Ardines, who was a councilman in Llanes, Asturias

Since 1979, the number of women in blue has jumped from 41 to more than 9,000, but as they explain, sexism remains an issue

Investigators suspect that employees at a Valladolid funeral home were removing bodies from their expensive caskets and placing them in cheaper ones before cremation

Additional analyses refute early theories that her death could have occurred up to two days after being assaulted by her neighbor in Huelva

The authorities believe that the Huelva neighbor of the 26-year-old teacher, Bernardo Montoya, kidnapped and killed her on the day that she disappeared

Bernardo Montoya, the neighbor of the 26-year-old Spanish schoolteacher, confessed to the crime this morning after lengthy questioning by the authorities

Investigators find blood inside the house of Bernardo Montoya, the self-confessed killer of 26-year-old Laura Luelmo

The Civil Guard has detained Bernardo Montoya, 50, in relation to the suspected violent killing of the 26-year-old, who was found dead on Monday in Huelva

Laura Luelmo went missing last week just shortly after starting a new job. Her corpse was discovered just five kilometers from the house she had rented in a village called El Campillo

Three more members of the international network, allegedly responsible for a series of brutal killings, have been arrested as part of a major crackdown

Escalating violence over the last year is linked to rivalry between new organized crime gangs that have settled in the area

Police arrest 19 people and seize over 1,250 kg of cocaine concealed inside hollowed-out logs

The authorities have arrested the alleged hitmen known as “the Swedes,” thought to be behind at least two of the most recent killings in Málaga, southern Spain

After two years on the run, Francisco Tejón handed himself in to police on Wednesday, claiming he hadn’t appeared in the infamous Reggaeton music video to make fun of them

Manuel Sánchez Corbí had informed his team at UCO that there was no more money to fund action against organized crime, terrorism and drug trafficking

Government admits that its reception system has reached the saturation point after spike in arrivals

Guillermo Fernández Bueno was serving a 36-year sentence for two rapes and one murder

Patrol cars were pelted with Molotov cocktails in La Línea de la Concepción, where authorities have long been waging an underfunded battle against traffickers

Three Spaniards have been accused of public disorder and face up to five years in prison

Spanish authorities believe his Castaña cartel has amassed a fortune in excess of €30 million