Politics

Four suspects arrested in Palma de Mallorca over ties to ISIS; UK-based imam was their spiritual leader

Theresa May highlights “heroism” of people like Madrid’s Ignacio Echeverría, who confronted assailant

Authorities say wildfire that threatened the world-famous national park is now under control

Troops were sent in when miners demanded an end to open-air pyrite roasting at Riotinto copper mines

Yazidi activist Lamia Aji Bashar comes to Madrid as part of her work to raise awareness about her people’s plight

Magistrate in Madrid requests DNA test to determine whether Spanish artist is father of Pilar Abel

The Basque terrorist group was thought to be planning to hand over the weapons

Growing support for the Pacma party could reflect greater awareness about plight of fauna

EU survey shows their use is growing faster here than in any other member state, despite widespread ignorance about their purpose

There are thousands of unfinished or empty properties throughout the country A new database invites the public to share information about them

Daniel Osàcar, ex-moneyman for premier Mas’s party, already facing trial over earlier case Judge denies bail to detained current treasurer Andreu Viloca

Luis Bárcenas tells court that all top party leaders knew about the structuring scheme

Conservative leader emerges as the standard-bearer for Popular Party regeneration

Leftist José María González has made housing, food and reindustrialization his priorities

Dissent over independence bid is behind move that comes three months before elections

Ex-Mortgage Victims Platform activist phones up bank manager to request a stay

Francisco Boix rescued hundreds of images of life in the Austrian concentration camp

Historians’ report commissioned by regional government debunks terrorist group's claim

Juan Carlos Monedero insists that he has not committed fraud The sum covers back taxes and penalties levied on earnings from Latin America

Writer John Carlin begins a two-part series exploring the phenomenal rise of the new party

Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón announces he will be leaving politics altogether following shelving of bill

Party leaders sat on board of a Spanish not-for-profit that advised Venezuelan leader for a decade

Public perceptions play a big role in the debate about tougher sentences for street theft Spanish courts are now issuing restraining orders to prevent offenders entering specific areas

Spain's major political forces have plenty of ideas on how to update the country's Constitution when in opposition. But only external pressure has produced changes

The number of female recruits in the armed forces has remained stable at around 12 percent since the services were opened up to both sexes 25 years ago

Brussels' penchant for ruling on the shape of fruit has given Euroskeptics big drums to bang