Spanish conservatives forgive sexist remarks by their European contender
Women at Popular Party rally play down Miguel Arias Cañete’s views about male “intellectual superiority”
Women at Popular Party rally play down Miguel Arias Cañete’s views about male “intellectual superiority”
Top European candidate for Spain’s Popular Party did not want to seem to be “intimidating a defenseless woman.” Miguel Arias Cañete says he worried about abusing his “intellectual superiority” over Socialist rival in TV discussion
Lenders took back nearly 50,000 properties last year. Figures released by Bank of Spain suggest more borrowers are handing back keys in payment
As government drags its feet on planned legislation to restrict access to terminations, anti-abortion activists step up pressure
Described as “extremely dangerous,” Dmitry Zavyalov had been spotted strolling with woman around Costa Brava resort town
Authorities allege a spike in tobacco smuggling, while The Rock says controls are politically motivated
Criminologists are surprised at how neither mother or daughter suspected of murder talked the other out of the plan. They say women shared a “toxic idea,” which they obsessed over for two years
Authorities detain 19-year-old from Valencia town after he wrote a slew of tweets calling for more politicians to be shot. Interior minister has pledged to go after anyone who glorifies killing
The career of Montserrat Triana Martínez was progressing. But something went wrong, setting off a chain of events that led to murder
Both feared and admired by her allies and opponents, Isabel Carrasco, who was shot dead on Monday, had a passion for politics, and was never afraid to face up to criticism
Video of the man's arrest supplied by the authorities.
A young lawyer, thought to be a drug mule, turned up dead in Málaga in 2010. The suspect is alleged to have let the man die before cutting out cocaine bags from his intestines
Esperanza Aguirre spent less than five minutes with police officers before driving off, not between 15 and 20, as she told the media
The government has paid €10bn to cover excess construction bills in six years, the same amount it cut from health and education. Arrests over high-speed rail works point to an overly abused system
Warehouse club confident it can overcome reticence of local customers to pay an annual membership fee
Celebrities and regular citizens alike are increasingly hiring firms to remove damaging data. New European ruling on “right to be forgotten” will help resolve open cases, companies say
Crisis-hit Madrileños are turning to the lindy hop, jive and other styles to brighten up their own dark times
Fox’s ‘Red Band Society’ and NBC’s ‘The Mysteries of Laura’ both have their roots in shows produced in Spain
With four films competing for the first time, the nation’s government and press are celebrating. What made it possible?
Ahead of an upcoming vote on whether to rename the Spanish town of “Killjews,” Jeff Wiseman visits some of Spain’s other unusually named locations
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Opposition PAN re-elects leader who forged reforms with President Peña Nieto
Politicians, military personnel and businessmen signed the petition
Marches against hosting of tournament extend to 50 cities, with police expecting events to intensify
Study finds 2,000 ghost schools and teachers earning more than the president
Excesses committed on social networking sites in the wake of the murder of politician Isabel Carrasco can be pursued without toughening the penal code
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