Princess Cristina in court: 182 “I don’t knows” and 55 “I don’t recalls”
EL PAÍS obtains official court transcript of royal daughter’s historic February 8 appearance before an investigating judge
EL PAÍS obtains official court transcript of royal daughter’s historic February 8 appearance before an investigating judge
Sacyr-led consortium and local authority still have to come up with a definitive solution to the financial conflict
Having a secret account is a crime for a politician, says ex-regional premier Esperanza Aguirre, Granados' onetime boss
Agency recommends dividend payout cap should remain in place
Move confirms strategic move to buy services with younger users
Fetal deformities may now be included as grounds for terminating a pregnancy, as was the case in 1985 legislation
Chairman says company “feels more British, Mexican and American than Spanish” as earnings fall on regulatory changes
Madrid Defense Ministry denies there was “any incident”
Same saline solution bag was used for several intravenous transfusions
Club failed to pay over nine million euros in tax by not declaring all contracts from Brazilian’s signing, says High Court attorney
Liga organization rejigs schedule to accommodate special recognition of Villarreal fans’ “civic” behavior during incident
Debt agency meets issuing target of 1.25 billion euros
Fernández Díaz confirms plans to bolster exclave border patrols as Rajoy defends civil guards’ reaction to tragic Ceuta stampede
Melilla chief asks for security forces to be given free rein against migrants to prevent sub-Saharan “pull effect”
The couple's children were unaware of their parents's past
Sixteen-year-old girl died after taking cocaine with gang ringleader
Yolanda Domínguez encouraged women to register their bodies to protest abortion reform
Government hoping to shelve a dozen embarrassing cases
Iberian Partners bottling company insists it will not change its mind on the closure of four plants, however
Washington chief Antonio Caño nominated to replace Javier Moreno
Judge shelves proceedings against James Bond star, but his wife remains under investigation after controversial home-sale deal
Non-performing loan ratio rises to 13.6 percent in December
British operator asks anti-trust watchdog to force its internet rivals to open up their networks in fair conditions
Opposition parties gang up on conservative regional premier Yolanda Barcina to prevent legislation from being passed
Spain's CEOE and Catalonia's Foment del Treball call on politicians for stability and more dialogue
Residents and politicians are alarmed at plans to start drilling in the Mediterranean
Government fails in bid to bring down difference between cost of electricity and amount charged to consumers
A government plan could see descendants of expelled Jews get a chance to apply for citizenship. But it is not yet clear how many Israelis could become eligible for Spanish nationality
Pinchas Goldschmidt says step would be preferable to offer of nationality for those with Sephardic roots
Citizens are increasingly turning to the courts to change the course of politics
Former Metrovacesa chairman Rivero seeks to recover 31-percent stake in French real estate company Gecina
Bank to appeal the fines for two infractions
Employee perks will now be subject to Social Security contributions in the same way as salaries
A number of Spanish companies are abandoning China because of the problems that they encounter when doing business there
David Taguas moved from government to a construction sector lobby during the Socialist administration
Restrictive bill will affect those hardest hit by the country's economic crisis
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Venezuelan prosecutors seek 10-year sentence for opposition leader López
Leopoldo López says he is turning himself in to an “unfair justice system” but vows not to go into exile
Gripes over spying, oil pipeline and migration aired between NAFTA states
Cost overruns and strikes prompt many to ask whether country was ready to host tournament
Bolsonaro’s candidacy seen as apathy over human rights issues
Potentially contaminating businesses had to take out insurance to cover cleanup costs. But the government's new reform proposals will let 98 percent of firms opt out
Terminal cancer sufferer José Luis had to fight the system before he could get access to sedation that would end his suffering
Artisanal production is all the rage in capital region, where 11 of its 28 mold-breaking producers have been set up in three years
Three women explain how they were able to travel into the heart of Islam thanks to a little help from the United Arab Emirates
The official rose-tinted version of the marriage of Cristina de Borbón and Iñaki Urdangarin was one of an idyllic union. But the Nóos inquiry court papers paint a very different picture
Near Perpignan, Rivesaltes has housed Jews, Spanish republicans and, more recently, immigrants - Now the place is to become a memorial museum
The Civil Guard agent who uncovered the massive Puerto blood doping ring is the new head of Spain’s national agency
Anniversary show brings out the IVAM museum’s best through 412 works
A group of sociologists has assembled a list of the top 50 home-grown musicians
Before Javier Fernández came along, painter Darío Villalba was Spain’s only male Olympic figure skater
Carlos Fernández has made the Spanish police’s Twitter account the most-followed of its type worldwide
Mexican actor-director’s latest charts the life of Latino labor leader Cesár Chávez
With difficulty, it seems. The producer of ‘Family United’ explains his figures
Robert Redford gets pummeled by the elements in J.C. Chandor's All Is Lost, as Brazil's José Padilha reinvents RoboCop
The Socialists cannot succeed in ousting the premier without the support of a radical Basque party
This is a term that, although originally applied to the case of Turkey, has been catching on in general use to denote the internal workings of a country
The failure of Mas’s secessionist challenge to business leaders creates a rift in his power base
The widespread practice is expensive and undermines the trust and confidence with which we ought to be represented. It endangers democracy, and favors a drift toward authoritarian habits
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