Jury finds José Bretón guilty of murdering son and daughter
Father put children to sleep before incinerating bodies, says verdict. Prosecution is asking for 40-year sentence
Father put children to sleep before incinerating bodies, says verdict. Prosecution is asking for 40-year sentence
Socialists snub president’s call to join coalition government
Probe reveals more bank accounts held by former PP treasurer
Aim is for secretary general María Dolores de Cospedal to explain procedure on anonymous party donations
Prime minister blanks threat by former Popular Party treasurer Bárcenas to “topple government”
Application of regional measure halted until judges can resolve its constitutionality
Reform will costs power suppliers 2.7 billion euros
Constitutional Court votes unanimously to uphold central government's appeal
Seafood processor gave instructions on massaging debts and issuing false bills
22-year-old woman was forced into prostitution by her mother
Nine months of testimony concludes with sentence expected in November
Eurogroup president and Dutch finance minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem discusses the restructuring of Spain's financial sector
Investigation into Racing - Hércules match first of its kind in Spain
Tribunal to probe last-minute changes made in the conditions of the public tenders
Scientists fear that budget will not even be sufficient to maintain current projects
Troika report on bailout program also points to impact of new regulations on lenders
The tenor is not in danger but will have to rest for about a month
After latest find, archeologists will continue working to learn more about the history of Madrid's emblematic Puerta del Sol square
Spanish representative calls meeting “a show” while Italy warns of "consequences"
Caracas denies receiving asylum request despite president’s confirmation
Bolivian president recalls the 14-hour ordeal, during which Spanish ambassador tried to find out if wanted US whistleblower Snowden was on board
Algeciras mayor claims Rock is out to create tension ahead of Utrecht anniversary
New forecasts are among the most pessimistic from public and private organizations
Man accused of killing wife leaves jail as prosecutors prepare to appeal ruling
Four destroyers and 1,100 military personnel to be based at Cádiz port for at least four years
"I am sorry for the harm I caused," writes convicted bomber
Foreign property investors are battling to recover money lost in deals gone bad
Witnesses corroborate accusations of sexual abuse against gymnastics coach
Former coach asks Rosell to “leave him in peace”
If it had not been for an English mining company, Europe's oldest human species would still be undiscovered
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Spanish students are some of the least likely to hold down jobs, says the OECD
Industry voices talk of a record year in 2013, although accumulated debts and the need to change model provide a cautionary note
Finance's refusal to cut budget slack to plug tariff deficit delays plans for industry overhaul, which means that consumers can expect higher bills
The Spanish state is aiming to offload 27 percent of its current assets
Madrid plays host to a range of low-rent shared venues in which freelancers and creatives can flourish
Party did not recognize Baja California defeat and demanded recount
Truckers strike paralyzes most of Buenos Aires but fuel and cash still flow
Opposition and analysts describe vice-president's measures as "cosmetic"
Speaker used plane to watch soccer
Real Madrid eyes Sociedad star midfielder Asier Illarramendi
The Prado Museum's 'Saint Jerome Writing' helps clear up doubts about the Spanish 17th-century painter's mysterious early years
Architect infuses Spanish capital with Asian influences
The art of ‘solargraphy’ beams into a brand-new Madrid exhibition
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TV station Calle 13 teams up with web experiment #littlesecretfilm to deliver quick-shot suspense movies
Skilled negotiator has headed the FAPAE association since 2003
All crime becomes legal for 12 hours a year in horror thriller The Purge
Rajoy’s refusal to explain the Bárcenas case throws the government’s authority into question
Popular uprisings in the Middle Eastern nation have a long and complicated history that combines radically diverse perspectives
After the IMF’s revisions, the government should explain its belief in a recovery in 2014
Spain has a special relationship with Latin America and the obligation to defend its interests in matters involving the European Union
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