Government defends top court judge over PP membership
Deputy head of body overseeing judiciary says political beliefs are a “private” matter
Deputy head of body overseeing judiciary says political beliefs are a “private” matter
De los Cobos backed by court on basis of interpretation of incompatibility law
Francisco Pérez de los Cobos revealed to have been registered affiliate up to 2011, despite Spanish law prohibiting judges from belonging to parties
Elpidio José Silva Pacheco is accused of illegal detention and malpractice
"It's a cruel blow" says club president as coach suffers cancer relapse
Interests of the progeny to take priority over wishes of parents
Proposals sent to regions are "discriminatory" and "monolithic," says rights activists
Ex-Public Works chief José Blanco was alleged to have helped friend secure building licenses for warehouse
Minister says government to fight to “the end” to save jobs
Ruling applies to financial intermediaries for the period 2007-2011
PP expected to limit extent of Rajoy’s appearance
Possible links between donations and award of public contracts also to be investigated
Bárcenas provides names, dates and figures relating to alleged illegal party financing
Doctors Without Borders workers said to be in good health
Regional government blames austerity and Socialists as cost of learning spikes
Former mayor of Celanova Antonio Mouriño tried to sue to get the money paid
Romanian also suspected of torching paintings by Monet, Matisse and Gauguin
Local authority has 60 days to evict national soccer team
Fernández de Sousa faces charges of falsifying failed seafood processor’s accounts
Late chef Santi Santamaría’s restaurant had three Michelin stars
Judge throws out suit against artist Eugenio Merino, who placed replica of dictator in a fridge
State indebtedness reaches almost 90 percent of GDP
Seven Mossos removed from riot squad for witholding information
Ester Quintana has been on medical leave for eight months, living off her father's pension
Agency expects jobless rate in Spain to climb to close to 28 percent in 2014
Fund calls on banks to both boost capital and increase lending
Sean Connery is refusing to answer calls to testify in Marbella's Goldfinger case
Antón Reixa had been in job for a a year and was facing third confidence vote
Princess Cristina’s husband seeks to have gag on private emails remain in place
125 officials in the sector received an average remuneration of 2.4 million euros in 2011
Aspiring soldier turned down for having four-centimeter marking on wrist
As the Rock marks its tercentenary, the discussion over its status continues to burn with fishing altercations, tax spats and the UK’s EU membership all in the mix
Host nation seeking 11 medals at 2013 Fina World Aquatics Championships
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Cuba claims the material is “obsolete”
Havana peace talks have been underway for 11 days
“We sincerely regret the incidents the president went through," says ambassador
Arrest marks first major success against drug gangs for Peña Nieto
Rocinha was thought to have been "pacified" by police
Government of Fernández de Kirchner has decided to dust off a special Supply Law
Couchsurfing.org is gaining a foothold in Spain's “closed” social sphere
The right of workers to time off to attend funerals is under the spotlight
Lawmakers, judges and policeman have the right to have their cases heard in a wider range of courts than the average citizen
Politicians and legal experts are calling for talks with Catalonia to find a way to channel the region's desire for a vote on independence
Industry voices talk of a record year in 2013, although accumulated debts and the need to change model provide a cautionary note
Spanish students are some of the least likely to hold down jobs, says the OECD
Messi answers questions on fraud case in first press conference of season
Timberwolves star Ricky Rubio on coming back from injury
Madrid withdraws funding from institute as war of words over director's role grows
Children's drawings from the Civil War are currently on display in Alicante
'Saint Jerome Writing' helps clear up doubts about the painter's early years
Architect infuses Spanish capital with Asian influences
After five years without directing, Mexico's Guillermo del Toro is back with Pacific Rim
Jesse Eisenberg heads a group of Robin Hood-style magicians in Now You See Me
Spaniards must be able to depend on the impartiality of the Constitutional Court
Lie-mongering is the common factor that led to the Popular Party's defeat in the 2004 elections, and will soon lead to the replacement of Rajoy as prime minister
The EC’s order to recover tax breaks obliges Spain’s shipyards to review their market strategies
The Gürtel case is the archetype of a process conditioned by parliamentary privilege
Atomium brings together universities, newspapers and businesses to boost the movement of knowledge