NÓOS CASE
Princess Cristina probed for alleged tax fraud and money laundering
Andreu Manresa
Palma de Mallorca
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Nóos case Judge Castro now set to target mayor of Valencia and the former regional premier
Nóos case Judge Castro now set to target mayor of Valencia and the former regional premier
Socialist leader says he will never criticize his successor as former PP chief Aznar has done
A combination of pictures shows (L-R) BBVA'S Francisco González, CaixaBank's Isidro Fainé and Santander's Emilio Botín leaving the High Court in Madrid. / PEDRO ARMESTRE JAVIER SORIANO (AFP)
Nationalized bank’s rivals doubted the reliability of the lender’s figures and its viability
Market observers suspect short selling might be behind the movement
Eduardo Vela implicated in 1969 illegal adoption of child at San Ramón hospital
Military scales back its order for Eurofighter jets. Finance Ministry asked for exceptional “loan” to cover expenses
Uefa decides to keep Spain and British colony apart in qualifying for 2016 tournament
New national law will give landlords option of fast-track ouster for tenants who don’t pay their rent
Sofía Reguera has been recognized as the daughter of a rich landowner. / PACO PUENTES
Seville judge rules Sofía Reguera is the offspring of landowner who left 15 million euros to only recognized child
Ruiz-Gallardón says severe fetal abnormality will remain as a legal reason to abort
New regulations unearth 87.7 billion euros in property, bonds, deposits and shares held abroad
Balearics government sacks managing director following inquiry into treatment of Senegalese man
Spanish intelligence report revealed concern over his possible "recruitment by foreign service"
Washington wants Spanish officials to agree to put Abu Dahdah on United Nations watch list
Other board members and shareholders also formally targeted
Prime minister sidesteps sniping and pledges no shift in policy as party leaders defend efforts to pull Spain out of its crisis
Secret accounts show how corrupt network charged double for other events laid on for conservative-run administrations
Amount of 32,425 euros was marked down as losses on accounts seized by police. Ana Botella denies gift was bargaining chip from corrupt network
Eugenio Nasarre says he received 1,800 euros a month from party treasurers in the period 2000-2004
Six monitoring stations in capital exceeded permitted limits in 2010
Opposition says scheme discriminates against older workers as PP central government denies it is behind controversial move
Agreement includes work with professional training and posts for qualified laborers
Average salary in Spain 15 percent below European level
Unions and employers find compromise to resolve issue raised by government's labor reform
IAAF says Spanish long-distance athlete’s biological passport proves blood manipulation in 2009
Armed forest rangers watch over the olive harvest on a farm in Córdoba province. / JUAN MANUEL VACAS
With cattle rustlers and vigilantes on the rise, there's a chaotic, Western feel to rural Spain of late
Undergraduates affected by crisis must pay by September or leave courses
One of those seized related to prominent High Court judge
Muslims praying in a public square in Badalona before the town mayor announced it was to be forbidden. / TEJEDERAS
Government’s annual religious survey details Barcelona soccer stadium incident involving Israeli soldier Shalit
Folgoso had been shown beating murder victim in her garage in a video after claiming killing was accidental
High-flying Basque club only offered French coach a one-year deal
Jesús Carballo accused of carrying out sexual assaults while in charge of Spain team, including at Olympics
National gymnastics team’s former coach faces abuse accusations from former charge
Ziani was a controversial figure among Barcelona’s Moroccan community
Former High Court judge vows return to the magistrates’ bench when his suspension ends in 2021
Long goodbyes and a permanent farewell beckon in penultimate round
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PRI to help poor cope with struggles
Costa Rica set to join bloc
Pacific Alliance could pose challenge to Brazil and existing regional partnerships
Cash "carried through" residence
TV host passes on info to Cuban agent
General will be retried for genocide
Opinion polls suggest that the public has had enough of the Popular Party and the Socialist Party
Most of the 11 percent of the Spanish population who are immigrants have integrated well, but education cuts are starting to slow the process
On March 17 EL PAÍS released a video in which Spanish soldiers were seen kicking two detainees at the Diwaniya base. The images made a strong impression, and for the first time in Spain, a military court opened an investigation into prisoner abuse
Research into melanomas at the National Oncology Center. / ÁLVARO GARCÍA
Spending cuts are driving researchers and scientists to look for a future abroad
After being fired from a Valencia research center, Nuria Martí is now part of the Oregon team behind this month’s embryonic stem-cell breakthrough
Three years ago, Spain took in over 700 Cuban refugees in a much-publicized humanitarian action. Today, the dissidents are struggling to get by and unable to leave
There are nearly two million family units in Spain without a single active member in employment
Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez admits approach for Ancelotti
The Ortega y Gasset Awards recognize work focusing on the ordinary citizen, with images of social protests to the fore
Clash singer Joe Strummer’s influence still felt in Granada after 1980s sojourn
The booming fascination for work by unknown photographers is dividing experts
Spanish buyers, sellers, producers and journalists are all suffering at this year's festival
Film composer Lucas Vidal’s latest score is for ‘Fast & Furious 6’
Robot & Frank stars Frank Langella as a retired cat burglar given a cyborg companion
Stimulus measures must be maintained as the global economy enters a phase of deceleration
It is imperative to remember the cynicism with which Argentina’s dictatorship dispatched its invisible victims
The European Union has launched a political message aimed at cracking down on fiscal evasion
The government has changed the rules so that CNI intelligence agents can be employed by companies
Atomium brings together universities, newspapers and businesses to boost the movement of knowledge
