Undeclared payments to architect recorded in ex-party treasurer’s secret ledgers correspond to bills seized from architect’s office
Diplomats hoping arrest warrants will not harm business relations
Madrid has rolled out major charm offensive to build economic ties with a series of bilateral events
Pirate copy of album by heavy rock band Extremoduro appeared on the web one month before planned release
Spanish leader becomes latest lender to offload property divisions in recent months
PM says Popular party has “made mistakes” in handling of Bárcenas corruption affair but defends reforms and says education minister “has complied with electoral program”
PM rules out more major fiscal adjustments
Annual appreciation in times of bonanza could be raised to 0.5 percent plus inflation, Rajoy administration announces
Report on anti-immigration measure sticks to technicalities
Decision to add formidable obstacle “not in line with the law” says top lawyer Torres-Dulce
Civil guards in North African exclave hand over sub-Saharans via doors in the security fence
Sánchez Gordillo found guilty of trespass and civil disobedience
David Muñoz's restaurant DiverXo brings Michelin Guide's highest honor back to Madrid after two decades
Super-chef Ferran Adrià’s project needed government approval as it is situated in a protected area
Juan Carlos may be able to attend military reception on January 6 with the help of crutches
Semen found on youngster’s clothing was traced to a suspected rapist in Madrid
Magistrate rules out any third-party involvement in alleged murder of adopted child, who was found dead in September
An inspector handling the audit of the giant cement maker was sacked on the spot last week. The firing prompted the resignation of her boss
Drug was not properly tested by German company, Madrid judge rules, causing serious disabilities in Spanish babies
Oil pourers like the ones pictured above are a common sight in Spanish restaurants, but will be banned from January onwards. / Santi Burgos
Restaurants and bars will have to serve product in non-refillable, tamper-proof bottles or capsules
But conservative expected to be chosen as president of CGPJ
Imports also pick up indicating a possible revival in domestic demand after recession
The Paris-based agency now predicts slightly higher growth and lower unemployment for next year
Mexican firm reportedly exploring alternative to current management
London complains about “provocative incursion” in territory’s waters involving scientific research vessel
Protestors stage an ‘escrache’ outside the home of Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro in April of this year. / SAMUEL SÁNCHEZ
Fines of up to 600,000 euros to be levied for unauthorized Congress demonstrations
More details of business dealings of king's son-in-law Iñaki Urdangarin emerge. “We don’t know why he was hired," Altadis board member told investigating judge
Camps fails to testify at hearing about royal son-in-law Urdangarin and a sports conference in region
Pedro Horrach pens statement citing “no evidence” of involvement in fraud case.
Hernández Mateo was sentenced to three years for corruption. Majority of ruling party's Valencia deputies sign clemency petition
UPyD party says municipal government made a “right mess” of the street-worker stoppage
Command orders restrictions on those with ideological and criminal leanings. Extremists include Islamists and neo-Nazis
Courts uphold appeal against extradition to North African country by Iraq-born Spanish national Daniel Galván Viña
Leaks in the Prestige were detected in 2006 but Spain has not conducted tests
Councils from Brittany and Landes are joining forces to seek compensation from the Spanish government
Four derbies mark Liga week 14 as Barcelona and Real Madrid patch up injury-hit squads
Cristiano Ronaldo takes part in a training session on Friday. / GERARD JULIEN (AFP)
Ferrari man proud of second place in “seventh- or eighth-best car”
The small tablet is the most affordable way to get a powerful Apple processor
A delicious, sticky treat or dentists' delight? Either way you know Christmas is close when those bars are piled high
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Víctor González poses under the blown-up photograph of him by Luis Montolío. / MÓNICA TORRES
At 14 he robbed banks and smoked heroin. Today, Víctor González is a popular resident of El Carmen, Valencia, where his image is now part of an art installation
Ultra-conservative and abrasive Archbishop Rouco to stand down early next year
Even before the Nazis arrived, many of nation’s Roma were rounded up in a concentration camp
Spain's biographers and researchers meet with obstacles to their work and extremely scant financial reward
The death of a Barcelona businessman has once again raised the issue of brutality within the Catalan regional police force
According to a report by the Mapfre Foundation, from 2005 to 2010 a total of 3,327 pedestrians died in traffic accidents in Spain. / c. rosillo
Draft legislation sent to parliament would see passersby subject to the same drink and drugs tests as motorists, even if they have not been involved in an accident
Venezuelan president makes first use of new special powers
President comfortably ahead in the poll as predecessor Uribe rallies forces
Moreno was admonished by the IMF
Argentinean leader appoints Repsol expropriator as new economy chief
Former president will face runoff with Piñera’s former labor minister
Spain's only female Olympic track & field medalist, María Vasco, retires from racewalking
A new exhibition is showing the work of photographer Mary Ellen Mark
Translators recount their experience of converting Proust's prose to Spanish
France is commemorating the 100th anniversary of the first volume of Proust’s ‘In Search of Lost Time’
Actress Inma Cuesta has become a talisman for Spanish cinema
Cinesa and Yelmo Cineplex are offering reduced weekday tickets at 3.50 euros
The Hunger Games trilogy continues with Catching Fire, as De Niro, Douglas, Freeman and Kline unite for Last Vegas
Prime minister keeps mum on sacrifices to be asked of the public and his economic plans
Under fire at home, Hollande seeks solace in the vestiges of France’s international power
Electoral changes in Castilla-La Mancha would render the system less representative and plural
I am surprised at how we combine a habitual disgruntled attitude to our country, and unbearable homesickness when we're somewhere else
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