Video allegedly showing Spanish soldiers abusing Iraqi detainees. / EL PAÍS
Former defense chief says he had no knowledge of the 2004 incident. Tape shows five soldiers kicking and insulting detainees while sixth makes recording
Central bank spokesman said that there has been no sign of deposit flight in Spain
Ex-treasurer Bárcenas to testify over Gürtel links
Popular Party may have civil liability if donations are found to be illegal, says investigating judge
Ferrari star narrowly loses out to Kimi Raikkonen at Australian Grand Prix. Reigning champion Sebastian Vettel manages third in eventful first race
The administration will also increase the period of non-payment that can trigger foreclosure proceedings. New working group to analyze impact of European ruling on Spanish law
Luxembourg tribunal says that national legislation breaches consumer protection directive
Martial arts master “created sexual behavior” in children as young as eight years old
New emails show how son-in-law wanted monarch's influence to bring major sporting figures to Valencia event
Hourly wages mark biggest EU fall in fourth quarter
Labor reform relaxes rules on working retirees
Madrid to meet with country's finance commissioners next week to fix new deficit targets, analyze budgets plans and discuss new measures to facilitate regional funding.
Finance Minister Montoro says Madrid to renegotiate deficit targets with the regions if Brussels cuts Spain more slack
One of the effigies from this year's Fallas festival. / tania castro
Valencia mayor says timing insensitive in middle of fiery annual celebrations
Motion which was rejected by Congress passes in regional assembly with only Popular Party voting against
But the fourth-quarter performance of world’s largest fashion retailer Inditex disappoints
Sector has suffered negative figures for 31 months in a row
Attorney claims street sleeper "provoked" suspected neo-Nazis into attacking him
Local branch puts out call for workers for unbuilt casino
Pilots union decline to adhere to compromise agreement over number of layoffs and pay cuts
Homemade bomb found next to Madrid public prosecutor's office, near Plaza de Castilla courts
Ana Gallart has won the right to have financier Juan March exhumed
Leading Socialist José Blanco says he is prepared to relinquish his right to immunity as a deputy
Draft "doesn't correspond to any official document" says minister
José Ortega Cano says he only "wet lips" with glass of cava
A daughter's stolen baby lawsuit brings her adoptive parent to court
Rubalcaba not aware of goings-on in Ponferrada town hall, according to party number two
Rubalcaba orders mayor to resign but rogue councilor dismisses party “interference” in local politics
Labeling fraud puts the skids on burgeoning sub-sector of Spanish consumerism
Troubled lender now owes itself 200 million euros after regional government financial guarantee is annulled
Valencian businessman had to spend 59 days hiding out inside Spanish Embassy in Malabo
Dissident blogger receives Cabot prize she was unable to accept four years ago
Single-issue campaign groups and online petitions have enjoyed exponential growth; but is all this frenetic energy diminishing the opportunity to create a solid front against the powers-that-be?
Caesareans are a growing national trend, despite the WHO’s warnings of risks
A Civil Guard operation has led to the arrest of retired villager Ricardo Granada, who is thought to have dug more than 4,000 archeological items up from Celtiberian sites
Countries reconsider the importance of national identity as confidence in the euro continues to crumble
Successive laws on donations have been ineffective at closing loopholes
US assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere Affairs Roberta S. Jacobson discusses the effect of the death of Hugo Chávez
Chávez’s embalmed body will be put on display at the military museum
The Mexican president’s changes to security policy fail to stem the violence
Protests over joint investigation
Cameron hails near-unanimous result
Hunger strike by Guantánamo detainees enters its second month
It seems clear that the shrinking, historic asymmetry between the United States and Latin America is likely to continue
Club adds a spectacular comeback victory over Milan to heroic deeds
Antonia Gutiérrez's 1836 letter opened up a longtime male preserve
Argentinean architect Emilio Ambasz to design green museum in city center
Seville-born musician Sr Chinarro discusses romance and the future of recorded music
Collective artwork communities aim to unite society with the creative process
Keira Knightley stars in British director Joe Wright's bold adaptation of Tolstoy's Anna Karenina
The confidence of bank account holders across Europe has been shaken by the Cypriot bailout
We are not looking at an economic crisis that became political due to bad management in the euro zone
European Court of Justice deems Spanish mortgage holders have been unprotected for years
Those ignorant of Mediterranean food culture are unaware that it lets you pig out once in a while
Atomium brings together universities, newspapers and businesses to boost the movement of knowledge
