Government announces record fall in unemployed for April
Jobless figures fall by 111,565 people, the best result for fourth month since the statistical series began. But 4,684,301 individuals still remain on the unemployment rolls
Jobless figures fall by 111,565 people, the best result for fourth month since the statistical series began. But 4,684,301 individuals still remain on the unemployment rolls
Xplora, La Sexta 3 and Nitro among those forced to shut down just before midnight. Industry Ministry had given networks May 6 deadline to comply with Supreme Court ruling
“A man might get drunk and beat his wife, but he didn’t kill her the way they do today,” he tells shocked churchgoers during Sunday Mass
New poll shows many under-35s support leftist ideas and would give Socialists victory at the polls. 80 percent of youths also reject the current structure and management methods of political parties
One of the 21 people detained last month on suspicion of glorifying terrorism is claiming they are innocent
More detentions expected in large-scale operation against individuals who called for new terrorist attacks
Public figures from all parties have seen an increase in verbal and sometimes physical aggression. Angry voters are making their feelings heard, but are they crossing a red line?
Pere Navarro has been receiving death threats and insulting calls for weeks, say sources
Suspects may have overcharged for construction of high-speed AVE tracks in Barcelona
The recent throwing of a banana at Barcelona's Dani Alves once again highlights the Spanish authorities’ lax attitude when it comes to tackling racial abuse in sport
Villarreal had already withdrawn man's club membership for life in wake of racist gesture
Hulk, Neymar and Roberto Carlos say no to racism by imitating star's on-pitch gesture
Two men fled scene after stabbing victim at least twice in town of Sant Adrià del Besòs. The musician, who collaborated with US star Pitbull, had come to Spain to further his international career
The latest mass attempt to jump the Melilla border.
Another 200 get stuck in space between the security fences that separate Spanish and Moroccan territory
Notorious Franco-era policeman is accused of 13 counts of torture in universal justice case
A judge in Argentina is invoking the principle of universal justice to investigate Francoist crimes committed in Spain
Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría and Socialist spokeswoman clash over bonuses in Congress. Opposition accuses PP leaders of pocketing hefty checks thanks to party’s secret funds
13-to-3 vote supports judges’ decisions to let suspects go earlier this month
Spain’s most famous soprano allegedly failed to pay €500,000 in income tax in 2010
Tito Vilanova's children provide most emotional moments at funeral Mass for ex-Barça coach. Players, ex-club presidents and politicians come together to pay their respects
The 45-year-old, who led club to Liga win in 2013, dies after battle with parotid gland tumor
Opera singer Montserrat Caballé is just the latest in a line of famous Spaniards to have fallen foul of the tax authorities
Antonio Caño, the new editor-in-chief of EL PAÍS, answers the public’s questions
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Influential director Alfonso Cuarón poses questions about oil reform plans
‘My life’ chronicles the life of the Bolivian president before he took office in 2006
New leader Juan Carlos Varela will seek to redress government’s authoritarian drift
Drug lord La Tuta imposed his own law over Michoacán politicians
Program host resigns in protest, joining 50 others who have recently left station
The Spanish carmaker’s top-selling model has just turned 30 years old
From car sharing to power walking, there have never been more methods of moving about Spain’s cities
The Valencia region is rife with unlicensed radio stations, which often escape fines from authorities
US police uncover massive fraud that fooled top galleries and collectors. Works by abstract expressionists such as Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning were among those copied
Less than five percent of those who lost their homes have been re-housed
Shailene Woodley and Kate Winslet star in dystopian sci-fi adaptation 'Divergent,' while Woody Allen talks John Turturro into going on the game in 'Fading Gigolo'
Romantic comedy overtakes national box office figure set by ‘The Others’
Spain’s youngsters are highly critical of the establishment, but they want to see its institutions improved, rather than abolished altogether
Spain’s working hours belong in the last century, and are having a negative impact on everything from health and family life, to productivity in the office
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