Nursing aide’s husband: “The hardest part is being unable to defend Teresa”
Javier Limón discusses his concerns for the future now his wife is free of the Ebola virus
Carlos III doctors most experienced in treating Ebola in developed world
Nursing aide’s “enormous physical and mental strength” were key to her recovery, they say
Fear and panic rise among Madrid’s medical and cleaning staff
Nurses are resigning over what they claim are inadequate protection measures Staff are also feeling the effects of the Ebola crisis in their personal lives
Condition of Spanish nursing assistant with Ebola virus worsens
Teresa Romero’s brother tells reporters she is suffering pulmonary problems
“The mistake may have been made when I took off the protective suit”
Teresa Romero, the nursing assistant who contracted Ebola, speaks to EL PAÍS
Second nursing assistant admitted to hospital with a fever
The woman formed part of the team that cared for the Spanish missionaries with Ebola
Crisis sees rise in number of youngsters out of work and not studying
Spain remains at the top of the list for so-called “ninis,” according to latest OECD education report
Bleach and a robot used to disinfect Ebola victim’s Madrid hospital room
New tests confirm late priest Miguel Pajares’ colleague Juliana Bonoha is not infected
Government will cover cost of ebola priest’s repatriation
US, England and France request information about the transfer of missionary Miguel Pajares
Spanish priest infected with Ebola virus “stable” but “slightly disoriented”
Miguel Pajares will be taken to Carlos III hospital for special treatment in isolation
Church may be forced to pay rent for Madrid campus chapels
Complutense University president locked in battle with archbishops over transfer of place of prayer
Three decades of training program scams
Spain’s system of funding vocational courses has repeatedly shown itself to be open to corruption
A legal tug-of-war over the ownership of Córdoba’s Mezquita Cathedral
State Heritage Office dismisses claim that Church “usurped” historic building It was purchased for just €30 by the bishopric, which wants to wipe out traces of Islamic past
Madrid Metro to close 24 stations for rail system upgrade work this summer
Work will affect around 80,000 passengers, who will be provided with alternative services
10,700 students investigated in training program scandal did not attend courses
At least 13 people have been arrested in alleged conspiracy to defraud €8.9 million
Arrests made in alleged fraud scandal involving bogus training programs
Former president of the Madrid employers association among those detained
Police arrest businessman for massive training program fraud
Around 15 million euros in state and regional funds used to sponsor non-existent students
A vain villain, companies on the make and students who did not exist
Madrid employee training fraud probe uncovers some 15 million euros in diverted state funds
Madrid’s €500-million “City of Justice” complex dies a death
Opposition group asks where all the money has gone as coordinating company’s assets seen on slide
Madrid Socialist leader resigns Senate seat over PP-linked judge
Gómez stages “act of rebellion” against privatization of public healthcare and carve-up of legal watchdog’s membership
Madrid street cleaners end their strike as unions hammer out deal on layoffs
Workers will be given 45-day unpaid furloughs over the next four years
Madrid calls in public firm to clear up mounting garbage
Ultimatum given to striking companies by Mayor Ana Botella expired on Friday evening
Arrests made as Madrid garbage strike enters second week
Street cleaners facing personnel reduction plan accused of vandalism and failing to maintain minimum service
Striking street cleaners raise a stink in Madrid
Indefinite stoppage continues in protest at planned layoffs
PP youth branch moves to expel member who issued Twitter death threat to deputy
Jaime Mora had posted message in response to IU lawmaker's comments on Strasbourg ruling
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The government is demanding failing students return state financial aid
Student residences team up to fight "humiliating" hazing rituals
University administrations are calling for the cooperation of parents and other institutions
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