Deputy PM fails to clarify reforms to abortion laws
Justice minister has mooted plan to ban terminations in fetal abnormality cases
Justice minister has mooted plan to ban terminations in fetal abnormality cases
Justice minister's proposals would make laws even more restrictive than in 1985
Rajoy makes call to strengthen Spain at public function with regional leader Artur Mas
Nationalist leader Mas vows to press ahead on unilateral path toward self-determination vote
Andrew Terence Moran had twice slipped between the fingers of law enforcement officers
Seized marijuana said to be affecting “officers and detainees” after long storage process
Former PM denies receiving extra payments from the Popular Party after he took office
Financial crimes unit says illegal donations were laundered in official accounts
Teachers and students protest cuts and proposed education reforms in 30 cities across Spain
King’s son-in-law alleged to have met popular Party’s Camps and Barberá to discuss lucrative contracts
Magistrates deliver majority ruling to keep king’s daughter from taking stand as official fraud suspect
Historians are calling on the government to change the way it deals with classified documents, which are under lock and key indefinitely
Civil Guard uncovers illegal adoption ring bringing Moroccan children into country via Melilla
Nationalized bank has already received 29,000 requests
The number of people out of work in the first quarter climbed by 3.1 percent
His long line of repressed comic characters came to embody Spaniards' frustrations
Switzerland wants former bank employee to face secrecy charges after stealing tax-avoidance data
PM instead urges support for government’s reform agenda
State shipbuilder to seek outside help to resolve buoyancy issues
Beatriz Talegón is forging her politicial path by generating headlines
Victims of Spain's worst subway accident are demanding that Valencia regional premier Alberto Fabra reopen the inquiry into the 2006 tragedy
Revenues fall due to weakness in Europe
State sees few advantages in merging the lenders around Bankia
"Young at heart" Real Madrid legend says he is planning to wed secretary despite 50-year age difference
Section chief at Cuatro Vientos had complained to superiors about shortages, but facility chief says legal minimums were covered
Vintage trainer aircraft plunged to the ground during an airshow at capital’s Cuatro Vientos aerodrome
Organization’s logistics apparatus “dismantled,” says minister
Prime minister defends himself from internal criticism by PP barons
Heavy-hitting former regional premier argues tax hikes have failed
Residents of Granollers had no idea that the odd foreigner with the orange van in their midst was the Dutchman accused of launching the biggest cyberattack in history
Economy Minister Luis de Guindos welcomes the figures as indicating a turning point
Close to 30,000 packed their bags and headed to the European economic powerhouse
Soldiers are training local forces to fight jihadists
Medina takes love set off Williams as Nadal sweats it out against Ferrer
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French public prosecutor Éric de Montgolfier discovered the HSBC tax evasion whistleblower’s encrypted files in a small town in southern France
Planned reforms to the laws covering pregnancies would take Spain back to the 1980s, say critics
Government to change law on renting out of privately owned properties to tourists.
Three years on from the day Europe-imposed cutbacks were first imposed, Spain's suffering has never been more acute
A cornucopia of oddball artifacts awaits visitors who dare to explore Madrid's other museums
A major retrospective of the Spanish Surrealist master at Madrid's Reina Sofía is likely to be the exhibition of the year
The recent case of an erotic video of a Toledo politician posted on the internet highlights the dangers of sharing private material with others
Venezuelan president on whirlwind tour to shore up support for electoral win
Diplomat becomes first Latin American to lead the international trade agency
High peso inflation has led to flourishing black market
Government turns deaf ear to Inflation, corruption claims and concerns over judicial reform
Indigenous communities say government has left them at mercy of settlers
Antonio López moves to palace to finish picture of royals
An exhibition in La Rioja investigates wine and comic books
Artist donates giant sculpture of Lewis Carroll character to art center
A US historian's study offers a detailed account of how the Spanish Inquisition persecuted a female homosexual couple
Actor Mario Casas recalls the difficulties of finishing his latest movie, ‘La mula’
Austrian Oscar-winning director of ‘Amour’ to receive 2013 arts prize
Gerard Butler does Die Hard, while The Imposter tells a remarkable true-life tale
Education Minister Wert must not impose education reforms that have been so widely rejected
A mother will see her son graduate from a US college thanks to a warm-hearted response
The president is losing public support due to his failure to keep electoral promises
The future of democracy in Pakistan is of great interest elsewhere, for reasons that have to do with security
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