IMF advises Spain to cut wages by 10 percent
Fund calls for major social pact to boost jobs and stimulate growth
Fund calls for major social pact to boost jobs and stimulate growth
Telephone conversation ended 11 seconds before fatal Alvia train accident
Renfe worker will appear in court on Friday to testify as a witness in the investigation
Francisco José Garzón tells court he drank only coffee day before fatal accident
Black box data shows Garzón was also consulting a document at time of wreck
Renfe chief Julio Gómez-Pomar answers questions about the fatal accident in Galicia
The train disaster in Santiago has dealt a hard blow to the local railway industry, leaving Spain’s participation in several international projects up in the air
Doubts remain whether trend will continue after summer season.
PM admits “mistakes” in trusting the former treasurer of the ruling Popular Party as Socialists reiterate their threat to file a censure motion against prime minister
Amount will serve as compensation in event Bárcenas' spouse is found guilty
Judge also subpoenas two former party chiefs
Large corporate groups paid just 3 billion euros tax on combined earnings of 86 billion in 2011
Purchases of new vehicles climb 14.9 percent in July
Statistics office confirms GDP shrank only 0.1 percent in the second quarter
The capital’s government will take on the company’s arrears and unpaid bills
Controversial program calls for different targets for different regions
Imports remain weak because of low demand from consumers and companies as a result of the recession
Income climbs to 1.15 billion euros from 505 million euros last year
Latin America accounted for 51 percent of group earnings
América Móvil breaks pact with Dutch firm on not launching full takeover
Duke of Palma is not under judicial order not to leave the country
Bar on duke’s partner releasing more emails remains in place
José Castro to investigate origins of three million euros poured into Pedralbes property
Spain striker follows international teammates in heeding siren call of England
At least 700 people had to be evacuated from the village of Estellencs
Judge Francisco Pérez de los Cobos gave advice to now-Deputy Speaker Celia Villalobos
Governing party blocks Constitutional Court chief’s grilling on bias claims. Judge has admitted that he was a card-carrying member of the PP from 2008 to 2011
Andalusia also wants action against one-time PP card-carrying magistrate
Deputy head of body overseeing judiciary says political beliefs are a “private” matter
Foreign deal is second biggest ever awarded to a Spanish builder
National Statistics Institute says 16.4 percent of employed people are not working full time
The Socialist Party candidate is ready to become Andalusia's first woman regional premier
José Antonio Griñán to hand over power as ERE investigation widens. Regional leader will leave post on August 27
Terminus's tropical garden is inhabited by 300 of the animals
Cabinet also approves rules forcing young cyclists to wear helmets
Jobless rate declines to 26.26 percent
The fund was a “very singular budgetary disease,” defendant testifies
"Bad bank" Sareb holds InTempo's financing as architects quit
Mortgage Victims Platform spokeswoman says Spain is mishandling evictions
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The government wants to bring Spain’s divorce laws in line with the rest of the European Union but the system lacks the necessary resources, say legal experts
The capital's taxi owners are fed up with unlicensed drivers taking their custom, and aren't afraid to get violent with repeat offenders
During the good times in Spain, many small towns and villages overstretched themselves financially. Now many are having to seek urgent solutions to stay afloat
Couchsurfing.org is gaining a foothold in Spain's “closed” social sphere
From Salzburg to Monegros and from Bayreuth to Benicàssim, the big musical events of the summer lend themselves to food, fashion and travel
Lawmakers, judges and policeman have the right to have their cases heard in a wider range of courts than the average citizen
Religious leaders say women will misuse measure
Security forces are expected to comb neighborhoods
The 33 miners trapped for 69 days in 2010 feel “slaughtered”
Term imposed despite evidence she had procedure
The measure will put the state in control of the market
Milani is the president's pick to head nation's armed forces
Mexico state knocked Chihuahua from the number one spot for homicides in 2012
Castro told Ecuadorian leader that the Venezuelan president was terminally ill
Top navy admiral becomes most senior military officer to die in drug war
“Miracle” Gran Premio de Madrid-winning horse tainted by doping charge
Melani Costa broke the Spanish record during the 200m freestyle heats
An exiled Spanish Socialist tells how he warmed to his Nazi boss in Argentina
The dictator invited the flamboyant businessman into his circle of friends
The 2.35-meter Spaniard agreed to sell his body to the Museum of Anthropology
Beyond the confines of the royal household, Letizia is a big fan of indie music, attending concerts around Spain
The Benicàssim festival was a success despite rumors of cancelation
Friends unite at director’s home to commemorate 30th anniversary of his death
J. A. Bayona's drama accounted for third of tickets sold for homegrown movies last year
Brad Pitt trots the globe to save humanity from a zombie apocalypse in World War Z
The Madrid region’s rebellion over deficit sharing conceals ministry’s shortcomings
There are short and long views of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, which condition the observer’s vision
Rajoy must not miss the opportunity to rectify errors, and to state his plans for the future
The Catalan independence project is a political problem and it is nonsense to treat it otherwise
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