Bilateral treaty does not allow Spain to send citizens to Morocco. Courts studying how to prevent impunity after royal pardon revoked
Sources reveal the chain of events that led to release of convicted pedophile Daniel Galván
Daniel Galván Viña was released after list mix-up by Moroccan authorities
Agency calls for “red card” system for deficit goal failures leading to intervention by central government
Premier Artur Mas to roll over 2012 budget for region while railing against unfair financing system
Bank’s research arm sees tepid growth in second half of year
Tottenham star predicted to become world’s most expensive player this week as Florentino Pérez prepares to splash more cash
Levante and Racing among those being investigated, following allegations of irregularities in Primera and Segunda división
Atlético Madrid soccer player's untimely death led to more stringent health checks in the game
Sortu confident that terrorist prisoners will seek social rehabilitation
A flint knife uncovered near Burgos, believed to be 1.4 million years old, is the oldest evidence so far of hominid presence at the site say archeologists
Grave of child over 1,000 years old uncovered in garden during construction of a greenhouse
Bank of Spain sided 2,838 times with complainant in 2012, but only 519 cases were subsequently resolved
FROB reveals it has lost almost all of the 52 billion the state has given it
Fund calls for major social pact to boost jobs and stimulate growth
Plural Left, Galician regional party want investigative committee
Telephone conversation ended 11 seconds before fatal Alvia train accident
Conductor Antonio Martín Marugán, right, observes rescue efforts. / X. A. SOLER (AFP)
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
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
New decree aims to speed up the process and afford more “legal securities”
Sovereign wealth funds take a bigger share of Spain’s leading companies
Economy Ministry to advance 44 million euros assigned for ongoing projects
Badalona-born swimmer gains third medal after Spain beats Australia
Experts say government should do more to warn people about levels of pollutant
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
The latest dispute between Spain and Britain over Gibraltar is just the latest of many diplomatic altercations in a saga that has been running for 300 years
The Rock's artificial reef is similar to one built by Spain in 2006
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Spain’s Royal Academy of Language is celebrating its tercentenary
With no job prospects or an end to the depression at home in sight, growing numbers of Spaniards are trying their luck abroad
Mortgage Victims Platform spokeswoman says Spain is mishandling evictions
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
‘Heli’ uses drug violence backdrop to tell story of hope
Newspapers agree not to publish stories about clashes between drug gangs
Religious leaders say women will misuse measure
Security forces are expected to comb neighborhoods
“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
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 tough line on the Rock aims to spark fresh dialogue with London, but its effects are uncertain
The government’s legitimacy in propping up banks depended on its financial neutrality
Rajoy should open the door to dialogue while Mas should eschew unilateral action
Creating stability counted for more than creating a democratic culture during the Transition. The result: an opaque regime that is growing ever more so
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