Penal reform to deprive offenders of freedom after term ends
Tougher sentences being drawn up by justice minister for major crimes such as terrorism and sex offenses
Tougher sentences being drawn up by justice minister for major crimes such as terrorism and sex offenses
Spain’s risk premium jumps after Montoro says that civil servants know wages depend on tax hikes
Poorer civil servants to get Christmas payment as finance minister denies lack of policy coordination
Plans for 15 percent funding slash come after pension loss and budget reductions
Physicians’ society encourages conscientious objection to government’s rules restricting care for immigrants
“I made a mistake,” says daughter of controversial party boss
Luis María Linde confirms that toxic financial assets will be deposited in a single “bad bank”
Risk premium rises and stocks tumble on first day of trading after Cabinet approves austerity measures
Government attaches harsh conditions to central rescue fund, set to total 18 billion euros
Cifuentes forced to take shelter inside restaurant after demonstrators shouted and spat at her
Over 200,000 immigrants move on to boost massive outflow
King Juan Carlos and Prince Felipe to receive 7.1 percent less
Baby boy born after groundbreaking oocyte-freezing procedure
Minister Morenés justifies sale of arms to Venezuela, even though country “is no friend of the United States”
Aid workers were snatched last October in Western Sahara refugee camp by Al Qaeda-linked group
National Police enters Catalan Mossos' HQ in search of recorded conversations
Arrested hacker says he performed "sensitive work" for CNI intelligence agency
End of deadlock sees emergence of Justice Gonzalo Moliner, who has been critical of Rajoy administration
Workers storm building after announcement of 1,295 layoffs
State television employees fear arrival of former Telemadrid man who once wrote a paper on how Rajoy could win the election
Seventy-six injured in clashes between marchers and police in capital
Leftist politician Jordi Ausàs accused of running cigarette racket out of tax-free zone of Andorra
Government reform brings relief to foreign owners but environmentalists warn of further costal damage
La Casa de la Portera has reinvigorated the capital's theater scene in three months
Anti-money laundering controls need to be tightened, says Mexican regulator in wake of massive scandal
Mexican president Felipe Calderón defends his record in office, blaming the spiraling violence in the country on a cartel turf war
Former president goes beyond regular Twitter attacks to create alternative electoral platform
Circumstances behind the murder of General Bachelet finally cleared up after 38 years
Ferran Adrià and other big names choose their favorite beach bars
Three shops in the city are still making traditional 'horchata'
The Valencian government lays off staff without first apportioning blame for the bankruptcy
Spain’s ‘modern ruins’ will serve as reminder of human folly on a gigantic scale for decades to come
The International Monetary Fund’s gaunt forecast is consistent with economic reality
If your government’s decisions are not your own and you can’t even vouch for their effectiveness, it is time to stand aside
Galician triple jumper shines at World Junior Championships
The troublesome young Real star is making waves for club and country
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