Government’s experts recommend reducing income tax
Report drawn up by so-called “wise men” advocates increasing VAT and other indirect levies to compensate
Report drawn up by so-called “wise men” advocates increasing VAT and other indirect levies to compensate
Suspects reportedly recruited volunteers to fight in Syria. Sting proves “excellent” level of cooperation against Al Qaeda, say sources
At least 13 people have been arrested in alleged €8.9 million fraud scheme
Former president of the Madrid employers association among those detained
A whistleblower styling herself on Stieg Larsson’s heroine has become the scourge of local politicians, leaking documents about corruption
Family of Hatem Akouche says his arrest is the result of a misunderstanding
Group allegedly paid migrants up to €40,000 to become donors
British firm wants to compete with Telefónica in Spanish market
Spanish Civil Guard officers spent four months tracking Morales, who is alleged to have kidnapped the youngster
Decision made by Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón is likely to see former Popular Party regional premier of the Balearic Islands, Jaume Matas, start his jail term
Judges' association refutes minister's claim that the government had not, and will not, let convicted colleagues off
Yolanda Barcina said to have interfered in tax inquiries
“Mystery shopping” will determine whether financial products are being sold to customers fairly
European Investment Bank official seen as a key player in supervising Andalusia layoff fund. Former public works chief could face embezzlement and corrupt practices charges
Panel of magistrates believes alleged union fraud is not related to ERE case
Move comes after several suspects say regional officials knew of alleged fraud
Outage, which affected calls and internet access, most serious seen in Spain since 2003
But Cristóbal Montoro refuses to reveal last year’s deficit figure
Airlines experience 28 straight months of decline due to higher taxes and fewer routes. Railway network has seen 11 back-to-back months of growth
Moderate Ricardo Blázquez voted in to replace incendiary Rouco
Police believe packages may have fallen off boat caught in recent rough weather
After seven years of crisis, high unemployment is finally affecting home loans
Partly mummified body belonged to a cyclist from Madrid who had disappeared in 2011
Police battle with demonstrators on Tuesday in Santiago de Compostela. / PHOTO: ÓSCAR CORRAL | VIDEO: ATLAS
Police arrest several demonstrators in Santiago
Youngster left for two hours while defendant visited girlfriend
Vessel went down off Cabo de Peñas overnight
Spain’s High Court investigates claims made by three witnesses against Polisario Front
Catalunya Banc officials fired for mismanagement
Video of emergency services reaching the three mountaineers who lost their lives on Sunday (no sound).
All the deaths occurred in Sierra de Gredos
Director stirred controversy as head of Madrid’s Teatro Real
Spanish leader waited to secure better conditions in power share
Rock star tells Merkel and Rajoy that people should be encouraged to buy Spanish goods
Website providing access to free film and TV content had eliminated links without explaining why
The head of the National Electronic Cigarette Association, Manuel Muñoz, explains his habits
Nine other would-be migrants who accompanied the man were taken to hospital for treatment
Spanish exclaves buckle under weight of mass attempts by immigrants to reach EU soil. Kamikaze car entry attempt foiled by officials on Moroccan side
Interior chief calls criticism of Civil Guard’s actions “immoral”
Juan Antonio Reig Pla, from Alcalá de Henares, says that only "backward societies" practice pregnancy terminations
Toledo is marking the 400th anniversary of the death of its most famous painter with a huge exhibition and other major events
A Spanish writer is among the participants in the second edition of the #TwitterFiction festival
Catalan project will be world’s second theme park devoted to the car maker
Neymar, Lionel Messi, Xavi and Iniesta to appear on 'The Simpsons'
Weekly lotteries are among suggestions in Portugal to get people paying VAT
The capital is staging a six-week event to promote the hearty 'cocido Madrileño' stew
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Spain's planned abortion legislation would set the country back 30 years, argues Jessica Jones
Top US military official warns of "catastrophic" demise of Maduro government
Supporters of conservative candidate take to streets in protest
Man thrown off bridge as he tries to get through roadblock
Death toll rises to 24 after three more killings
Rifts begin to show among self-defense forces in Michoacán
Caribbean and European officials will meet in June
Venezuelan film ‘Pelo malo’ has kicked up a major row between Chávez supporters and their opponents
Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey plays a cowboy AIDS patient in 'Dallas Buyers Club'
NGOs are campaigning to put sexual and reproductive rights on agenda for development goal talks. Led by Amnesty International, the groups cite changes to Spain's abortion law as retrograde
EL PAÍS is launching a new portal focusing on sustainable global development, with the collaboration of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Morocco has taken on the role of guarding Europe's southern border, holding back those whose only dream is to make it into Europe by reaching Spanish soil
The movements of people who leave their home countries to seek a new life are changing direction, and Europe’s closed-doors policy could be a big mistake
Each year thousands of Africans try to cross the Sahara to reach Europe. En route, many die and many just get trapped, unable to go on or get back home
Association heads agreed to aim for headlines of unity, not division
Archbishop speaks of culprits as “people with dark objectives to win power.” Prime Minister Rajoy among attendees, but predecessors Zapatero and Aznar notable absences
Interior Ministry concerned over existence of "lone wolves" and local terror cells
The over 100,000-page case file debunks many of the theories
The senior investigator found no connection to the attacks
The man in charge of the 11-M trial says that no one still believes the conspiracies, and that the evidence against the suspects was overwhelming
The magistrate wept at the scene of the tragedy
The terrorist attacks changed the lives of more than 3,000 people. The psychological effects remain, with one victim, Laura, still in a coma.
Pilar Manjón, whose son died in the attacks, now heads a victims group
The fallout from March 11 left Ruiz a widower
For the past year a group has been meeting in a downtown coffee shop to share its romantic misadventures
Escape route from Royal Palace built by Napoleon's brother remains shut off after M-30 and Madrid Río building work
Earnings down almost 30 percent in 12 months following VAT hike
Reports of growing numbers of nests along Central America’s Pacific coast
The profile of the new head of Spain's bishops promises continuity and greater moderation
Those who sowed the seeds of doubt after the Madrid bombings have never apologized, not even to the victims
The Madrid training scheme scam exploited the lack of proper labor policy
Atomium brings together universities, newspapers and businesses to boost the movement of knowledge