Rajoy says violent clashes are not true reflection of country; marches continue in a more peaceful atmosphere
Demonstrators of all ages come out in support of students as calls for resignation of government delegate multiply
Government fears 4.4 percent goal for 2012 would deepen the economic crisis
Investors clamor for paper despite lower rates
UPyD and Amaiur decline to join other parties in Basque terrorist resolution
Two terrorists are charged with setting off the bomb that killed a six-year-old girl and another bystander in 2002
Party says spirit of law will stay, no matter how “unpopular” as union leader points to immediate impact in wage cuts
Protestors carried placards calling for opposition to the “Guantánamo work system”
Revamped academy wants to style annual event on Goyas
Observers encourage dialogue initiative by ETA prisoners
ETA convicts explain why they want to talk to their victims
Spain lacks World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)-backed legislation
Witness claims he was told not to question king's son-in-law's contract prices
'No habrá paz para los malvados’ scoops key prizes while Garzón film wins Best Documentary on Spanish cinema’s big night
Prime minister adopts Churchillian tone, warning that things will get worse before they get better
Prime minister avoids making direct reference to Sunday’s protests
Tennis star moves headquarters from Basque Country, where his companies were saving millions of euros thanks to special tax breaks
Annual remuneration of managers of large companies capped at 105,000 euros a year
Judge gives Spain a three-day inspection period before loading coins onto military transport planes
Regulator removes short-selling ban, while Moody's threatens rating action on European lenders
Organization also pursuing criminal charges against artist Euginio Merino over work depicting Generalísimo encased in a fridge wearing full military garb
Suspect is said to have drugged and abused young men he invited to his home
Microsoft founder Bill Gates talks to EL PAÍS about the Spanish economy and aid funding
Conchi, who is living in a disused food hall in Leganés. / ÁLVARO GARCÍA
A new type of property occupation is on the rise: discreet squatting, which is seeing regular members of society who have been left homeless take over empty flats
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the use of hidden cameras is an abuse of privacy, depriving journalists of a useful tool for investigative reporting
The recently aired tribulations of Arantxa Sánchez Vicario are far from uncommon in the pressurized world of young athletes
Finance minister's statement that administrators should face charges for overspending sparks a complex debate
Visitors flock to Madrid museum as newly restored copy of Da Vinci masterpiece goes on display
Delfina Solorio's bad experience in a Mexican restaurant was the first step to a new business
Daughter of Inditex chief Amancio Ortega - Spain's richest man - keeps it real with low-key wedding to her horse-rider fiancé
A lack of funds has seen a project to convert the Casa de Fieras in Madrid's Retiro park into a library stall
Beating students taking part in a street demonstration is a disturbing step backward
It would appear that the war in Afghanistan is going even worse than the far from encouraging reports from top American officers tell us
Cutbacks and privatization plans are eating away at a cornerstone of the welfare state
The chorus of brutal insults that has been raining down on Baltasar Garzón has now culminated with a war dance to celebrate his conviction.
John Amaechi is the only NBA player ever to have openly revealed he is gay
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