Five years of lies about independence in Catalonia
The Catalan government and parliament have twisted reality to create their independence myth
Free speech in the Twitter era: no laughing matter in Spain
Experts disagree on where to draw the line to fight incitement to hatred without hurting civil liberties
Madrid will not stop Catalan secession vote if private groups organize it
Supreme Court turns down Barcelona's attempt to have suspension on campaigning lifted
Suspended judge Baltasar Garzón denied government pardon
Spain’s Popular Party administration also turns down requests from politicians and a bullfighter
Spain seeks solution for surrogate babies stuck in legal limbo
European Court of Human Rights ruling could help dozens of couples get their children registered
Minister hints new abortion law will treat “disability” and “deformity” differently
“I do not think that disability takes away rights from a person,” says justice chief Gallardón
Spanish government accepts fetal abnormality as valid reason for abortion
Conservatives backtrack on most controversial aspect of draft reform after protests
Podemos: A party under construction
The surprise success story at Sunday’s elections has its roots in the 15-M protest movement With an undefined structure, the group must now get organized to hold its eurodeputies accountable
Did Gallardón already grant pardons to corrupt politicians?
Justice minister claims government has not, and will not, let convicted colleagues off
Judge Garzón pardon request was lost for over a year
Petition for magistrate’s suspension to be lifted was filed in mid-2012 but no action has been taken
Rubalcaba: “PM has swapped women’s liberty for a handful of far-right votes”
French minister expresses “profound concern” at the Popular Party's draft law saying Spain “has taken a backward step”
Controversial abortion reform expected to be cleared by Cabinet
New law will remove time-period element and return to a scenario system Under-18s will need consent to terminate
“Talks must go as far as they can. Spain needs Catalonia; Catalonia needs Spain”
Former PM José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero defends the budget deficit cap his government passed He also downplays the need for a revision of the agreements that cover the Catholic Church
Rubalcaba makes passionate plea for Socialists to again make a difference
“The PSOE is back,” party leader says as he issues call for street mobilization in support of citizen protests
Socialists seek to forge new image at key party conference
This weekend’s meeting will be overshadowed by primaries debate
Socialists moot complete ban on deputies’ private income
Vast majority of Congress representatives currently obtain leave to work outside of their parliamentary duties
Rubalcaba under pressure to hold primaries with "sufficient" timeframe
Party chiefs question Socialist leader's determination to hold out until 2015
Spain plans prison terms for providers of pirated web content
Administrators of download-access sites may face up to six years
Minimum age of consent to rise from 13 years to 16
At the discretion of the court, no offense will deem to have been committed when the adult is “close in development or maturity” to the minor
Chacón’s Miami move disparaged by fellow Socialists
Sources in opposition skeptical about leadership aspirant’s commitment to contribute to party renewal
Socialists begin attempt to have PM admonished for Bárcenas case "lies"
Popular Party expected to make use of majority to block moves to force Rajoy to face new questions
Socialists tout new regional policy but sovereignty debate persists
Catalan Socialist leader calls Granada agreement “historic” while maintaining support for “right to decide”
Andalusia chiefs’ targeting in layoff scam “appealable,” says premier
Socialists concerned by timing of ERE judge’s decision
Socialist leader compares party’s pact with government to Madrid-Barça rivalry
"When it comes to defending Spain, Iniesta and Ramos wear the same shirt,” says Ruablcaba
Justice minister confirms “psychological damage” will be retained in abortion law
Ruiz-Gallardón says severe fetal abnormality will remain as a legal reason to abort
Brussels shoots down PSOE’s plans for rescue fund
Commissioners say funds from bank bailout cannot be used for other purposes
Government wants to give Spanish tests for new citizens
Draft bill would amend the Civil Code regarding nationality requirements