EC drops hint of relaxation of Spain’s deficit-reduction targets
EU commissioner Olli Rehn says credit must start flowing again
EU commissioner Olli Rehn says credit must start flowing again
Economy Minister Luis de Guindos describes unemployment as “biggest drag” on country
Foreigners’ holdings fell to 36.5 percent of the total last year from just over half
Pick-up follows decision to remove limit on amount of interest lenders can offer
Number of granted home loans falls for 31st month in a row, with pace of decline accelerating
Government wants to approve foreign visits by premiers
No one was hurt in the incident, which may have been caused by strong winds
PP regional government has reduced plans to farm out hospitals and primary care centers
Spaniards jailed in foreign countries face waits of two years or more to be returned home
Local mayor says accident-hit section of road had been undergoing construction work
Move comes after former partner of king’s son-in-law accuses Princess Cristina´s secretary of involvement in fraud case
King’s son-in-law billed six companies via Aizoon
Factory did not have proper license from fire department
Anti-corruption watchdog tells Spanish parties to follow UN transparency guidelines
Party to investigate allegations of fat cash bonuses after former treasurer’s 22-million-euro Swiss account comes to light
Associate says investments in art and stock form basis of politician’s Swiss stash
Former PM’s legal move causes unease
Catalan governing partner leader asks for “forgiveness” but declines to resign
Five accused of public health offenses with Alberto Contador due to give testimony as witness
Host nation thrashes much-fancied Denmark 35-19 in Barcelona’s Palau Sant Jordi
Spaniard claims country’s first European figure skating success in Zagreb with Charlie Chaplin routine
Early start does not suppress Portuguese forward’s appetite, the number 7 bagging a hat-trick for Real
Hispan TV sees license revoked owing to “human rights” implications of hosting Tehran news vehicle
Debate is hotting up between college leaders and Church officials in Madrid as they discuss the terms of an expiring agreement
Former clinic worker at center of missing children scandal takes her secrets to the grave
Proposed legislation removes regional barriers to trade and could add 1.5 billion euros to GDP within 10 years, deputy PM says
New plan to receive funding of 150 million euros, Rajoy says
Just under six million Spaniards out of work as labor leaders decry “unsustainable” situation
Plan Prepara includes a basic payment of 400 euros a month, rising to 450 in the case of those with dependents
Agency now expects a contraction in activity of 1.5 percent in 2013 as Bank of Spain says government austerity drive deepened recession at the end of 2012
“The perception of the Spanish economy has improved” De Guindos says
Suspects supposedly tied to one of FBI’s top 10 wanted fugitives
Overall Royal Household budget down by four percent as spending figures for 2013 are released
Estranged wife of the fired director of party think-tank steps forward to admit she was the one who wrote articles under the ‘Amy Martin’ pseudonym
Socialists split as nationalist forces pass precursor to independence referendum with 85 votes in favor and 41 against
Controversial former provincial leader charged 1,000 euros a day for access to runways
Probe planned to find out how local racing driver gained permission to practice at phantom facility
World Anti-Doping Agency watching keenly to see if case goes beyond cycling
Young Spaniards see the UK as a land of opportunity as 'la crisis' takes an ever-heavier toll
Two of the newspaper’s leading reporters reconstruct the events which led to a fake image of Hugo Chávez being printed on the front page
In the United States, the results don’t justify the costs, while Spain comes out better with a third less in investment
Duke Duarte Pío, the 67-year-old pretender to the Portuguese throne, says his lack of an official role doesn't frustrate him
Carromero case casts light on Madrid City Hall practice of supplying grassroots councilors with advisors, at a cost of 10m euros per year
Europe stands by as France launches an operation to free the West African nation from the jihadist grip. The hostage crisis in Algeria may convince more allies to join up
Studies that show exploitation is rife in the workplace are supported by workers' personal stories
Billions have been spent on building a rail network that will soon link Madrid with Paris. But these prestige projects have largely proved to be loss-makers
Former top judge points to diplomatic issues over interim status
Spain hopes to use Pacific Alliance bridge to reach Asian markets
Past crises' lessons learnt
British MP wants to secure French support over Falklands
Team announces plans to split efforts across 2013 and 2014 seasons
Chefs continue to dazzle at the capital's international culinary event
Ateneo examines role of women in Spain's recent history
NY-based Cristina Pato has just released her first album with a US jazz label
Penélope’s brother, and Eva Longoria’s ex, is swapping pop for film scores
Spanish-Canadian horror enters at number one in the US charts
Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence act up in Silver Linings Playbook, plus Denzel Washington in Flight
A commission is needed to determine exactly what happened in the stolen babies scandal
Most of the opinions in the media about our healthcare system are characterized by ignorance and/or political sectarianism
The Popular Party must act quickly and firmly against corruption in politics
Madrid’s perception of a lack of influence in Europe is right; and there are good reasons for this
Atomium brings together universities, newspapers and businesses to boost the movement of knowledge
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