Justice Minister Gallardón argues ruling "only affects the appellant" in this case after ECHR calls Spain's sentence calculation method “illegal detention”
Lawyers to file for a further 55 ETA inmates to be freed
Eurogroup president Dijsselbloem insists there are many reasons for optimism over country’s economic future
Former Socialist government minister Serra says salaries and extra payments were legal and “fair”
Number of years of Social Security contributions to get full pension should also be raised, IEE says
Bank deposits also increase in second quarter
Backed by investors, country is seen as emerging from the dark days of its most prolonged recession in modern times
Red Cross describes “case of hope” for other victims
The Apple Inc logo sits on display outside the company's store in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. / JASPER JUINEN (BLOOMBERG)
New exec Angela Ahrendts opens the door to a collection of luxury accessories bearing the bitten apple logo
María Dolores de Cospedal emphatically denies allegations of Bárcenas and withdraws lawsuit against EL PAÍS
Vast majority of Congress representatives currently obtain leave to work outside of their parliamentary duties
Leonarda Dibrani, the 15-year-old schoolgirl whose deportation from France sparked a huge outcry. / ARMEND NIMANI (AFP)
Leonarda Dibrani, the Gypsy girl expelled from France on a school trip, was born in Italy. Family “attacked by unknown individuals” in Mitrovica on Sunday
Education Minister José Ignacio Wert discusses his reforms to the Spanish system
Agency chief defends last year’s fiscal amnesty, which only brought in half of what was targeted
Spanish state science agency was facing the need to call in the receivers due to mounting debt and flatlining budget
Abengoa's Solúcar solar plant in Seville province. / alejandro ruesga
Company accuses Rajoy administration of "expropriation"
Judge finds sufficient reason to raise charge from homicide
Rope marks on 12-year-old's body were caused post-mortem, investigators believe
Investigation focusing on sedatives as semen stain is also found on dead girl’s shirt
Rajoy administration has not confirmed whether personal income tax hike will remain in place
Outstanding bank credit drops to the levels of 2006
There is money coming in from all directions, says Santander CEO
"We cannot tolerate police brutality in the Raval neighborhood any longer," says a spokesman
50-year-old Barcelona resident Juan Andrés Benítez was detained in October following a street fight
Watches stolen by the gang in 2012 had a value of 23 million euros
The petition for Sayn-Wittgenstein to appear was made by Urdangarin’s former business partner
Barcelona mansion and other properties seized to help cover civil liability bond of 6.4 million euros
Decision on whether to include Princess Cristina in list of suspects lies with judge in Balearic court
Kheder Ramadan with his family and other refugees outside the government offices in Ceuta. / Joaquin Sanchez
Thirty Syrians are asking Spain to speed up their asylum applications
A scrap metal dealer is training young men to compete in brutal no-holds-barred bouts
Scrap metal merchant Javier García Roche (above) organizes his own fight club on the outskirts of Barcelona. / Aitor Sáez
The ties will be played on November 15 and 19
With surprise result, Lorenzo sees championship chances improve to “20-30 percent”
"Good wolves" are apparently back in Madrid. But doesn’t a "good wolf" sound a bit too much like a "pleasant panther" or a "gracious grizzly"?
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A global network of small-scale artisans, combining cutting-edge technology with design, is attracting followers in Madrid
Politicians who make the step up when their mentors step down face skepticism from the public, who didn't vote for them
90 percent of the continent's urban population is breathing harmful air. Experts are calling on Brussels to toughen legislation
Developers may pay to offset environmental damage by boosting a habitat elsewhere under a new credit system
Two years after the dictator's demise, EL PAÍS finds that it is still hard to know who runs the country. There is no army or police, and the jihadist threat is ever present
The government, Congress and the country's courts are ignoring the United Nation's demand for action to help victims
Rights activists believe the action is aimed at ethnic Haitians
‘Der Spiegel’ claims NSA targeted Mexico
Conservative PAN voted against the proposal, which imposes higher taxes on top income earners
Many empty chairs in Panama City due to health issues and schedule conflicts
Opera tenor's family wins legal battle
Castro government officials announce major policies for media but dissidents remain unconvinced
A book written by the former racing driver, who died last week, is now on sale
Wim Wenders’ photography show captures Ground Zero and Fukushima
Two shows celebrate the art movement in the capital, paying special attention to works by women
Leonardo Patterson started selling fake indigenous art from a restaurant and ended up exhibiting with Yoko Ono
Aspiring performers will have to pass auditions
Actor Elijah Wood unveils his new Spain-made thriller at Sitges
Tom Hanks faces Somali pirates in Paul Greengrass's Captain Phillips
The vein of fanaticism in the subculture of ETA can now be fought with political means
Faced with imitative xenophobic policies by centrist governments, voters might prefer the McCoy
Ruling party’s response to corruption accusations is scattered and unfocused
The capital does not demand citizens’ undying allegiance but it does offer storytellers bounteous material
Atomium brings together universities, newspapers and businesses to boost the movement of knowledge
