Spanish finance chief pledges no new tax increases
Economy minister urges ECB to fix capital market fissures. Green light for independent budget stability watchdog
Economy minister urges ECB to fix capital market fissures. Green light for independent budget stability watchdog
PM says Portugal shows that national reforms not enough to guarantee funding for EU members
Panel of academics to draw up proposals for defense, dual nationality and linguistic status
Brussels has compiled figures for the number of people trafficked in Europe
PP city chief was joined by Catalonia party leader in handing out flyers attacking Gypsies and Romanians
Judge in Ourense tells prosecutors and Socialists, who filed a people’s complaint against Baltar, to prepare for trial
For two decades PP chief ran Ourense’s provincial authority as job factory for supporters
Government's new rules redefine the concept of “honorability” required of employees
PP-controlled City Hall puts forward Iron Lady along with Sara Montiel and José Luis Sampedro
Sáenz de Santamaría argues that government has gone further than radical Andalusian plan
Regional government suggests Spanish administration follows its lead to halt home seizures by banks
Study by College of Registrars shows dation in payment more common practice than believed
Former Popular Party lawmaker threatens to beat up “hippie” demonstrators
But ‘escraches’ not illegal, judicial experts argue
Socialists demand explanation of ruling party’s “lies”
Sums in party's books coincide with those in Bárcenas' secret ledgers. Companies gave sums in excess of legal limits
Bermeo loses large chunk of historic center
Judge declines to suspend trial of Jaime Giménez Arbe, "El Solitario," after detecting ruse
PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo elaborates further on his ties to drug trafficker Marcial Dorado
Premier Alberto Núñez Feijóo made trips in mid-1990s with convicted criminal
The Galician criminal at the center of latest Popular Party scandal gained notoriety in the 1980s
Some merchants in Madrid are reported to have shown "violent attitude" toward inspectors
Relatives of Congolese woman claim medical negligence at internment center
European Court of Justice reached similar decision last November
"Don't insist that I do it; I am not a member of this Senate," Rajoy tells nationalist parties
The Club de Campo Villa in Madrid is funded with public money but caters to the political elite
Beachside property owners must show they are hooked up to public services and have access road
A jury had absolved Camps and Costa of accepting items of clothing from Gürtel corruption ring in exchange for public contracts
Juan Carlos and Sheikh Al Thani conversed solely on defense contract bid, sources say
Royal son-in-law offered post in emirate by Spanish handball coach. Court will allow former Olympic star to travel abroad
Judge accepts prosecutor’s request for king’s daughter not to be named as suspect
Move comes after palace agrees to inclusion in the government’s draft Transparency Law
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