Police financial crimes unit believes there are “quantitative” links between the purported PP balance sheets and the Gürtel case
Legal crossfire intensifies as ex-treasurer's old employer sues EL PAÍS over ledger publication
Popular Party drops regular Monday press meeting as slush fund investigation deepens
No senior official from the Spanish government will be in attendance at service for Venezuelan leader
Monarch and leftist leader had famous spat at 2007 summit
Hugo Chávez attending a military parade in Caracas in 2005. / JORGE SILVA (EL PAÍS)
Baseball-loving leftist triumphed in four elections and changed the Constitution
Thousands of mourners walk alongside the president’s coffin as it is carried through Caracas; controversial leader leaves a political vaccum
Spain’s National Intelligence Center chief to answer questions in Congress about role of king’s personal friend
Repatriated Spaniard tells 'The Washington Post' official vehicle caused accident that killed dissidents
Making waste a way of life: bankrupt Galician town council also employs around 100 people
Regional chief prosecutor under fire for pro-status vote comments resigns
Brazilian player found to be still driving after passing the legal limit of license penalty points
Retailer denies making illegal contributions to PP
In its report card on Madrid’s compliance with the terms of the bailout for Spanish banks, the European Commission urges stricter control of regional finances
Goirigolzarri acknowledges it was a mistake to list the bank in light of its massive losses
Public tender for sale of bank aborted due to lack of competitive offers
Montoro says final figures for local corporations not yet available
Two-day stoppage is to protest enforced changes to working conditions established in collective agreement
Labor law expert suggests 3,141 job cuts instead of 3,800
An estimated 1,300 flights to be canceled this week affecting other airlines at Spanish airports
Towns throughout the southern region are pushing ahead with ambitious building projects in a bid to generate employment and kick-start local economies
Spanish Interior Ministry said it is not aware of the expulsions
Barcelona businessman had sought 125,000 euros in compensation over unfair trial
Palace secretary and Duke of Palma seek to distance king’s family from scandal
Urdangarin tells judge how he got big contracts from Barberá and Camps, who are accused of sidestepping bidding process
Royal son-in-law shown to be engaged in suspect institute dealings after king had warned him off
Despite lobbying by ambassador to ditch the levy, premier Artur Mas remains inflexible
February rise in joblessness is the lowest since 2008
Clergy’s celibacy also doesn’t guarantee “the continuation of the species,” says one PP deputy
Number of Spaniards with wealth of over $1 billion increases to 20 from 16
Gibraltar's chief minister, Fabian Picardo. / García Cordero (EL PAÍS)
Rocky relations prevent British colony from sharing tax information with Spain, says Chief Minister Fabian Picardo
Ignacio Garralda, the chairman of insurer Mutua Madrileña, thinks that free public healthcare is on the way out
Sánchez Gordillo led protest on Defense Ministry ranch
Juan Manuel Sánchez Gordillo on the Las Turquillas de Osuna ranch. / julián rojas
The Barcelona artist receives the Hasselblad Award
Remembering the failed coup that marked out 'el comandante' as Venezuela's man of destiny
A view of the half-finished hospital in Toledo. / ULY MARTÍN
Hospitals planned during Spain's boom languish half-finished or devoid of patients
Faced with Spain's serious political and economic crisis, EL PAÍS has put forward 10 reforms that would transform the country, and discussed them with leading intellectuals
Selected via closed lists and mostly anonymous to the electorate, politicians are steadfastly loyal, held in check by parliamentary groups and rarely daring to question the party line
Tons of tainted products have been destroyed or are in storage while firms wait for EU approval to donate them to food banks
Retirement planning is severely under-valued in Spain with property and bank deposits still the preferred means of saving
Governing body says club did not follow regulations in signing child players
Spaniard projected to meet Federer in Indian Wells quarterfinals
Discontent is rife, but no one seems willing to front the protest movement
Thousands flock to auditions for TVE's version of the cookery TV talent show
Madrid musical pays tribute to songwriting talent of Carlos Berlanga
María Asquerino, who railed against Franco and acted for Buñuel, has died
Ciao Pirlo! charts pop star’s ride from Barcelona to Milan with dad’s ashes
Our verdict on the director's latest, 'I'm So Excited,' a frothy farce set aboard a plane in peril
Star James Franco and director Sam Raimi are off to see the wizard in Oz the Great and Powerful
The death of the Venezuelan leader raises doubts over the future in Venezuela and beyond
Bolivarians have enacted structural revenge for past grievances and grew stronger with the crises that destroyed their political predecessors
Few would begrudge Chávez his sincere empathy with the poor but his rule was plagued by disorganization
Atomium brings together universities, newspapers and businesses to boost the movement of knowledge
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