Slush fund scandal pushes up Spanish Treasury’s borrowing costs
Debt-management agency exceeds issue target at bond tender as risk premium spikes to 375 basis points
Debt-management agency exceeds issue target at bond tender as risk premium spikes to 375 basis points
Judicial sources say 85-year-old backs Bárcenas in asserting: “The accounts were always official”
Whistleblowing former lawmaker Trías defends his version of party leaders’ cash bonuses: “I have done my duty”
Popular Party plans to sue “everyone” who made impropriety allegations based on treasurer's ledgers
PP slush fund used to offer loans to terrorism victims and to fund rightwing media outlet
Rubalcaba says Rajoy’s presence only serves to “aggravate current crisis” as PP accuses opposition leader of cashing in on the situation
Ana Mato’s ex-husband remains on PP payroll despite stepping down from mayor’s post over Gürtel implication
Key Gürtel network figure paid €126,000 to "national HQ" in 1999
Prime Minister Rajoy’s popularity was already at an all-time low before his party’s treasurer accused him of financial wrongdoing. Can he survive the latest scandal to hit the party?
Royal son-in-law’s lawyer says he plans to challenge the legality of the case at Spain’s Constitutional Court
Figures in secret books provided by former club president match up with handwritten notes of key suspect Eufemiano Fuentes
Stoppages to take place between February 18 and March 22
Refuse piles high as workers reject offer of smaller pay cut from collection company Lipasam
Technocrat Antonio de Guindos resigns as environment chief three months after Halloween disaster
Regional authorities say cracks appearing in structure are "trick of the light"
Mexican city languishing under effects of an organized crime wave over recent years
Legal action opens the door to prosecute Italian pilots for war crimes
Justices rule that Catalonia is the righful owner of the so-called Salamanca papers after controversial decision to move archive
Regional government faces protests over plans to sell off forests
Convergència leader denies intervening in public tender to favor bidders
Severance pay set at 30 days wages per year in service
CNC made 23 recommendations in a report issued in October
Economy shed 8,500 jobs a day in January
Award to create 1,000 direct jobs, 3,000 indirect
Troika also wants long-term business plan for bad bank
Government plans to provide “the core of science and technology in Spain” reflect current extent of funding problem
Popular Party powerless to prevent Madrid town chief denying foreigners residency unless they are in work
Ethiopian salesman Benyam Bouyalew found success in Spain, yet decides now is the time to return home
Inquiry into charge after Congress anti-austerity protest concludes that minimum force was used
Brands such as Balay, Renault and Hero are highlighting the Spanish origin of their products to win over consumers - Price most influences purchases, research shows
Oviedo was returning from a campaign rally when his helicopter went down
President attacks IMF for sanctions over figure fudging
Mexico shocked by 14 murders
investigators ruled out the blast being caused by explosives
Former finance minister caught with Venezuelan bank draft
Youth unemployment has shot up to 55 percent during the recession
Protected by the Church, the followers of a Madrid seer are amassing a million-euro fortune
Roque Pascual spent nine months as Mokhtar Belmokhtar's hostage in Mali
From the Rastro Sunday flea market to the smart Las Letras neighborhood, tastes in furniture and decoration are changing in the Spanish capital
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
Late starter Jesús Carrasco's 'Out in the Open' is the literary debut of the year
National library makes amends
'Lady Warhol' inaugurates Málaga's new La Térmica center
“I don’t want to leave my country”
Elías Siminiani’s autobiographical documentary has been Goya nominated
#Littlesecretfilm wants to turn everyone into directors
Anthony Hopkins swaps movie psychos for Psycho the movie in Hitchcock, as Arnie returns in The Last Stand
The noise surrounding the Bárcenas case must not distract attention from his Swiss fortune
The future of Britain in Europe, and that of the EU itself, depends in part on this battle
The drop in contributors heightens the urgency of addressing pension reform
In Cuba, confidence is hard to build after decades of bureaucratic opacity
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