PP sues Socialists over tram project
Total costs of transport system in Parla, Madrid, double to 255.9m euros thanks to interest
Madrid’s decade-long Olympic dream faces final sprint in Buenos Aires
Capital’s bid team has prepared meticulously for vote to decide 2020 host city
Eviction law unconstitutional on 13 counts, says PSOE in appeal
Socialist Party presents recourse to top court but is accused of opportunism by the PAH mortage victims group
“Name three Spanish 20th-century novelists, and who was Columbus?”
Almost 12,000 would-be teachers take pot luck in official exams for 350 jobs
Just a pile of stones, or a priceless window onto the past?
A Paleolithic flint quarry has been discovered at a housing development in Madrid The find has raised the question of how best to preserve historical sites such as these
In search of the lost city
Archeologists are hunting the town that produced the bodies found in a Visigothic necropolis in Vicálvaro Madrid authorities wants to build housing on the site
Universities call for stricter student grant system to be scrapped
New requirements could result in half of learners dropping out, deans warn
Madrid students protest plan to exclude 3,500 for not paying fees
Undergraduates affected by crisis must pay by September or leave courses
Two firefighters on duty at Cuatro Vientos aerodrome when fatal crash occurred
Section chief had complained to superiors about shortages Facility chief says legal minimums were covered
Anatomy of an ‘escrache’
Protestors say there are no more avenues for their mortgage reform campaign Police told to identify doorstep demonstrators with first fines in the pipeline
Madrid to seek €5m damages over illegal Metro strike
Move follows Supreme Court ruling on 2010 two-day wildcat stoppage on subway system
Public university, Catholic prayer room?
Debate is hotting up between college leaders and Church officials in Madrid as they discuss the terms of an expiring agreement
Madrid premier says he bought probed luxury apartment
Judge has opened a probe into the ownership of penthouse González previously claimed to have been renting
Madrid Metro workers to strike during Kings parade
Lines on traditonal kids' parade route will operate at almost full strength
“I find it strange that other regions haven’t protested the education bill”
Minister José Ignacio Wert refutes notion that cutbacks in schools could affect quality of teaching
How political manipulation led to financial meltdown at Telemadrid
Station's workers on strike over plan to slash 925 posts from bloated roster
Madrid follows Catalonia with drug prescription surcharge
Regional premier González says households have 200 million euros’ worth of medicines at home
Are native teachers necessarily the best?
Spanish schools are seeking increasing numbers of foreign language educators But experts stress the importance of classroom expertise over nationality
Metro Madrid to halve number of trains in service after 11pm
Move comes as company considers earlier shutdown of service four nights a week
Metro rules fatal crash "can't be considered workplace accident"
August incident saw two deaths and two other people injured
More bad news for Madrid Metro passengers as prices hiked again
Monthly pass will go up 90 cents, from 51.30 to 52.20 euros Network also closes 14 entrances, with six others to follow
Why did a Metro manager take a subway ride that ended in tragedy?
Three separate probes opened into death of technician and his family's Swiss au pair
Metro official and Swiss au pair killed in test track crash
Two survivors of Tuesday's accident escape with minor injuries.
Madrid moots plan to charge students who take packed lunches to school
Catalonia and Valencia already enforcing new measure in response to the government's plan
Mosque row lures extremist party
The rightwing Plataforma por la Libertad is hoping to exploit social unrest in Madrid town Some locals are opposing Islamic group’s plans for new worship center in Torrejón de Ardoz
Government plans 50-percent hike in students' university fees
Rajoy defends austerity reforms as part of “unbeatable recipe” for economic success
Should stores pay for being on a subway line?
Sponsorship and shopping mall tolls considered as Metro Madrid hunts for new revenue streams
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