Meeting of unlikely political partners evidences the growing urgency of reaching coalition deals if parties are to avert a fresh election in late June
Voters angry at parties’ inability to reach deals since December polls, yet happy that the old two-party system is gone
Metroscopia survey for EL PAÍS reveals that the same situation would emerge from fresh vote, with Podemos losing support
Director and brother named in leak as having power-of-attorney at offshore company in the 1990s, when first box office success came
Ambassador in Madrid says country is being unfairly judged over massive leak of information regarding offshore deals
President denies any wrongdoing and says deal was legal, despite being listed in the mass of leaked documents as a company director
Police investigating Seville patriarchs alleged to have fraudulently acquired birth certificates make a total of 53 arrests
A man wielding a large knife is arrested by police in Barcelona on Sunday.
Individual had been kicked out of a bar moments earlier due to rowdy behavior, and kept officers at bay with his weapon
Figures released by Labor Ministry show significant hirings in the tourism sector to cope with increased demand
Fifty-one minors were among the revelers kept behind locked doors by the organizer, who refused to let the authorities in
New quarterly report forecasts continued growth, but not quite at the pace expected by the acting Popular Party government
PP will leave poisoned chalice for next administration, with Brussels having set a 2016 goal of 2.8% of GDP. Overspending coming in at 5.2%
Lilian Tintori, wife of jailed opposition leader Leopoldo López, will be traveling throughout the country under the banner “All for Liberty” to seek support
Venezuelan president likely to take case to Supreme Court, where the ‘chavista’ regime has good track record of victories
Olivia Newton John and Patrick McDermott, in 2005. / GETTY IMAGES
Patrick McDermott allegedly faked his death and has been hiding in Mexico
Lender is reorganizing its Spanish network due to greater use of online and mobile banking by clients
Poster with slogan #NotOneMore during a march in Buenos Aires. / REUTERS
In 2015 a total of 286 women met a violent death in the country, 3.24% up on year before
A total of 3,910 people took their own lives in 2014, representing a record high for the third year in a row
The police believe that the mammal, found on Tuesday wrapped in chicken wire, was the victim of a network of animal traffickers
Victim was saved by her bulletproof vest. The suspect, a Georgian national, has been charged with attempted homicide
Mexican reality TV star-turned political candidate Sandra Casar.
Former reality TV star Sandra Casar has been chosen to run on the PRD ticket in the mayoral race in Tamaulipas
Josep Ferrer, honorary president of Freixenet, and Josep Lluis Bonet, company president. / Susanna Saez
Declining profits have uncorked infighting in this family-run Catalan winery, famous for its Christmas commercials
Pantallazo de los tuits de 'The Washington Post' y 'The Independent' donde se burlan de la propuesta.
Cultural stereotypes abound in reporting of Mariano Rajoy’s plan for working day to end at 6pm in bid to improve work-life balance
Whether it’s in a classic tavern or modern fusion eatery, it’s easy to find great meals for €15 or less throughout Spain
EL PAÍS talks to four people who work at the company’s Madrid office with little or no knowledge of computing
Foreign Ministry blog details the more bizarre requests received via hotlines, including a translation for the word “enema”
The country does not observe its natural time zone, leading to a two-hour lag in everything
Messenger began sending suggestive texts to female package recipient
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Alex Fusco examines some of the Spanish communities that strive for a true socio-economic alternative
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Almodóvar with ‘Julieta’ stars Emma Suárez (left) and Adriana Ugarte.
The director on new film ‘Julieta,’ for which he returns to the world of women, but not his trademark melodrama
The garage band is wowing British and US critics
EL PAÍS meets the Dutchman who spent 12 years in jail in Spain for rape until he was proved innocent
From the Canary Islands to the forests of Navarre, a look at some of the spots that offer the most beautiful scenery in the country
As well as the tradition of free snacks, the crisis has prompted many venues to offer a little extra
An insider's guide to some of the top spots for bar-hopping in the Basque seaside city
Barcelona City Hall has pledged to defend vegetarian culture.
Proposal by Catalan Republican Left to defend vegetarian culture receives support from all groups
From Gordon Ramsay to Jamie Oliver, many chefs have raised ire with their takes on paella and other specialties
