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Catalonia spy case company has dossiers on judges and politicians

Jesús García / Jesús Duva Barcelona / Madrid

Sources say Socialist official behind recording of conversation between PP leader and money-laundering suspect’s ex-lover

Catalan PP leader files charges against spying detectives

Sánchez-Camacho wants to know who planted a bug at her lunch table

POPULAR PARTY'S HIDDEN FINANCES

Bárcenas was on PP payroll until December, sources say

El País Madrid

Ruling party also deducted ex-treasurer’s taxes

Bárcenas never left PP payroll

Party was paying ex-treasurer compensation as well as covering social security costs

Whistleblowing ex-PP deputy claims he has received threats

El País Madrid

Trías Sagnier told prosecutors about ruling party’s concealed slush fund accounts as managed by former treasurer Bárcenas

Whistleblower's plea for honesty

Jorge Trías Sagnier ignited outrage across the country when he alleged first-hand knowledge of top PP officials getting cash in envelopes

Socialists call on politicians to post tax returns on web

Financial statements should be made public, says opposition as Rubalcaba releases tax return

PP number two attributes PM’s salary rise to “electoral bonuses”

De Cospedal announces “a dozen” high-ranking party figures to publish personal financial details

PP changes tack, dismissing health minister’s estranged husband

Gürtel official suspect Jesús Sepúlveda was a paid advisor for the party

The actors Willy Toledo (l) and Alberto San Juan say no to war at the 2003 Goya Awards ceremony. / BERNARDO PÉREZ

Cinema’s longest night

Will this year's Goya ceremony witness fresh controversy over government cutbacks?

Four aces in search of a Goya

Ahead of this year's movie awards ceremony, EL PAÍS brings together some of Spain's best directors, all of whom will be vying for a prize on Sunday night

AUSTERITY

Some town councilors may get ax, others lower wages

El País Madrid

Government reform of local administration aims to make savings of over seven billion euros

Government in talks with banks to jumpstart credit flow to companies

PM wants to announce new measures to increase lending to small and midsized enterprises

ENERGY

Investors may sue Spain over green energy subsidy cuts

Reuters Madrid

“There will be various lawsuits,” says the leader of Spanish solar power association

EDUCATION

Andalusia defies Madrid by cutting funds for single-sex schools

Draft education reform seeks to ensure segregated schools will continue to get state subsidies

Opposition lays “PP mouthpiece” claim at feet of broadcaster chief

"Spaniards no longer trust TVE newscasts,” says Socialist politician Juan Luis Gordo

Madrid to seek €5m damages over illegal Metro strike

Move follows Supreme Court ruling on 2010 two-day wildcat stoppage on subway system

labor dispute

Strikes mean Iberia will cancel 415 flights this month

El País Madrid

Cancelations due to ground staff and cabin crew stoppages in protest at company layoff plan

An employee at the NASA monitoring station a Robledo de Chavela (Madrid). / EFE

The loot is out there: NASA base in Madrid strikes over wage retention

El País Madrid

Workers argue that US government picks up tab for rural station

Mexican police arrest six men in connection with rape of Spaniards

El País Madrid

Fourteen suspects previously rounded up freed by authorities

BANKING

Ex-central bank chief complains about minister’s meddling in Bankia

Shares of nationalized bank continue to plunge hitting lowest ever level

BUSINESS

Bankia falls sharply on report of large dilution for shareholders

El País / Andrew Sim Madrid

FROB says still to determine the nominal value of bank’s shares for conversion of bonds into equity

BAD BANKING

Bank sold hybrid instrument to octogenarian with Alzheimer’s

Judge orders lender to return funds invested

Court annuls part of pardon for Santander chief executive

El País Madrid

Under concept of “honorability” those with criminal records cannot work as bankers

BANKING

Santander probed by UK agency for misleading advice to customers

Spanish bank says it is reviewing the advice it offers

“We know Spaniards are going through bad times,” says Draghi

Amanda Mars Madrid

The president of the ECB meets with Spanish politicians behind closed doors. Leftist-green group ICV leaks videos of private meeting

COST OF CULTURE

Ateneo de Madrid forced to sell off Goyas after grant cuts

El País Madrid

Regional government moves to freeze auction of masterworks by 200-year-old cultural institution

CRISIS SPAIN

Two gold buyers try to attract the attention of passers-by in downtown Madrid. / BERNARDO PÉREZ

Selling grandma’s jewelry at a loss

Hard-up Spaniards are increasingly turning to cash-for-gold stores for quick money

Popular Party does U-turn on eviction initiative in Congress

Anabel Díez Madrid

Group to support consideration of measures to stem evictions. Speaker orders protestors removed from Congress after PP jeered

JUSTICE

Justice minister does partial
backtrack on court charges

Fees to be reduced or abolished in some cases such as eviction from family home

Más información

Rebuilding the future

EL PAÍS puts forward 10 reforms and covenants to boost democracy and the economy in the midst of a deep political crisis

Spain's Congress, bereft of deputies. / EFE

FEATURES

SOCIAL WELFARE

The coordination office in Madrid for dependents and their carers. / ÁLVARO GARCÍA

Is care for dependents going private?

The government is opting to offer 'service checks,' which could lead to a dual system for rich and poor

MEDIA

Google's entente not-so cordiale

Miguel Mora Paris

Deal with French newspapers brokered by President Hollande ends bitter dispute over royalties and signals new approach by search engine to working with print media

The remains of a Jesuit mission next to Lake Tana in Ethiopia. / COMPLUTENSE UNIVERSITY

Raiders of the lost archeology grants

The Finance Ministry has pulled funding for 30 international projects that had already been approved. The move puts Spain's hard-earned prestige in peril, say academics

LATIN AMERICA

Judge orders exhumation of Chilean poet Neruda

Rocío Montes Santiago

Former driver claims Nobel Prize winner was murdered

Argentina combats "non-existent" inflation

Francisco Peregil Buenos Aires

IMF gives Fernández de Kirchner an ultimatum to present accurate figures

US sanctions Venezuelan arms firm for illegal sales

El País Madrid

Measures imposed under Iran, North Korea and Syria Nonproliferation Act

Activists issue warning about Mexican vigilantes

Rifle-toting, hooded patrols are making citizens' arrests in Guerrero state

Correa leads in race for third term in Ecuador

Agencies Madrid

Eight candidates are running in the race, including ex-general Lucio Gutiérrez

Not a classic, but United makes a good start

James Badcock Madrid

Mourinho insists Real still in with a 50-50 chance of advancing at Old Trafford

Rami throws Valencia lifeline as Ibrahimovic sees red

Rob Train Valencia

PSG striker banned for return leg

EDITOR'S PICK

EXHIBITION

Thinking water

Surveying Cristina Iglesias’ mold-breaking sculpture at the Reina Sofía

ARTS

Young Turks take over Arco

Turkey is guest country at crisis-stunted 32nd edition of contemporary art fair

ART DISCOVERY

Prado unearths French masterwork

Collection grows with help from a nettle

Hernán Cortés, the humanitarian

Luis Prados Mexico

Historian argues conquistador authored renowned account of Mexico conquest

CINEMA

“I am a child of exile”

Best known for his movie roles, Argentina-born actor Juan Diego Botto has just triumphed as a playwright

Paco Cabezas goes to Washington

Margot Molina Seville

Sevillian director bags Nicolas Cage for his US debut

This week’s movie releases

El País Madrid

Bruce Willis finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time once again in A Good Day to Die Hard

OPINION AND EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL

No oasis

Corruption has proven to be as rife in Catalonia as in the rest of the country

OPINION

Pardon me?

Are government pardons so exceptional as we imagined? Not at all. All our prime ministers in recent decades have given them out with generous hands

EDITORIAL

Draghi’s admonition

The government should heed his advice to draw up a credible medium-term fiscal plan

opinion

Ultra-Catholics 1, Pope 0

Throughout his mandate the orthodox German cardinal has cut a solitary figure

The latest in European science

Atomium brings together universities, newspapers and businesses to boost the movement of knowledge

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