Hundreds gatecrashed Madrid
rave where three died in stampede
Police searching for person who threw flare that sparked panic Madrid City Hall to stop renting installations for mega-parties
Police searching for person who threw flare that sparked panic Madrid City Hall to stop renting installations for mega-parties
Deputy Prime Minister: “This is not the government’s model.”
Six new hospitals will be put up for tender as part of new premier González's austerity drive
PP leader wants to push through a layoff plan at money-losing station Telemadrid
Over 100 people filed complaints following police charge in Plaza de Catalunya
Martín is wanted in Spain on charges pertaining to her membership in an illegal group. A court in France paved the way to have her extradited on charges related to an outlaw party
Inmates must be given chance to rejoin society, says "abertzale." Government in no hurry to change prison policies
Woman terrorist believed to have been behind communiques sent by organization since last year’s ceasefire
Anarcho-syndicalist labor groups also storm branches of Apple and Fnac
Overhaul put forward before previous amendments have taken effect
Government sources cite recent improvement in the Treasury's financial position
Helping Spain and the rest of Europe is in the United States’ best interest, says Obama
Actor claimed that "so much unemployment suits the government"
Associations call for changes to be made to laws covering evictions
Bank has set aside 2.869 billion euros for possible property losses as default rate in Spain rises to 6.5 percent
Gallardón may also consider measures to bar people who have been implicated in offenses from standing for office
Regional government campaign "leads voters," says panel
The latest contraction is slightly less than forecast the day after minister's claim that recovery is on the way
Comments come on heels of jobless rate moving above 25 percent for first time on record
More than 5.7 million people in Spain are looking for work. Youth unemployment hits 52.3 percent
Family awarded damages last year after two-decade legal battle
Improvement helps reduce fall in collections in the first nine months of the year
María L. R. will be fined for traffic misdemeanor if court decides to take no further action
Measures include participating loans with one-year grace period for turnpikes "on the verge of bankruptcy"
García-Margallo and Rodríguez will meet next month in Cádiz after Carromero waives right to appeal
Troika approves government’s efforts to restructure the banking sector
One of the immigrants rescued from the sea last week tells her tragic story
Moroccan authorities picked up 60 people in Strait shortly after alarm from EU Frontex agency
Five years ago Access Info Europe asked how Spain’s authorities were combating corruption
City Hall relents after 44,000 sign petition, but regional rule to same effect remains in force
Heading the list of applicants are immigrants from Morocco, Ecuador, Colombia and Peru
Federation president suspected of conning 600,000 euros out of governing body
Diego Simeone’s side travels to Mestalla in major threat to perfect start
Authorities bust "My Blood" Londoño after he held a meeting with Los Zetas
Seventy-eight-year-old owner left in critical condition
US government designated Rangel Silva in 2008 as FARC collaborator
Martinelli repealed bill after riots
Six officers were attacked over the weekend on the Pan American Highway
Sixty percent of electors stayed at home after mandatory voting law is repealed
Speculation is rising that Andalusia regional premier José Antonio Griñán has his eye on Socialist leadership
Around a fifth of Spain's 5.7 million unemployed are 50 or over - human capital that society does not know how to exploit. Experts say it is vital to maintain a working routine and that the web offers the best employment opportunities
Having made it in a male-dominated world, the female bosses of some of Spain's leading tech companies say they want to help more women reach top positions
An army of citizen journalists is ensuring demonstrations are recorded. Using an array of cameras and methods, they are getting footage out to the public
Spanish schools are seeking increasing numbers of foreign language educators but experts stress the importance of classroom expertise over nationality
Drop-out rates soar as government funding dries up and school fees increase
King’s Cup gives lower-division teams a day in the sun — or a place in history books
Young Spanish rider claims Moto2 crown ahead of move to Pedrosa's Repsol team
A new CD boxed set relives the dawn of rock'n'roll in Spain
Paula Vázquez caused a storm on Twitter when she posted her phone number
One of his primary concerns has been the task of reporting
Chef David Muñoz says he wants to create "the Cirque du Soleil of haute cuisine"
A number of shows study film and painting's history
The outspoken Oscar winner is back as the baddie in new Bond flick ‘Skyfall’
Creating stop-motion 3D animation 'O Apóstolo' began with a live-action film
Crime writer Ethan Hawke puts his family at risk in horror movie 'Sinister,' while 'Submarine' is a British comedy gem
The PP panned the measure when it was introduced by Catalonia but Madrid has followed suit
Only a major news organization like 'The New York Times' could have mounted such a thorough investigation of the Chinese Prime Minister’s wealthy associates
We do not need frivolities such as that of Minister Báñez to climb out of the crisis
Reservas 2006 de Gran Albina, Monte Real y Viña Albina