Argentinean Franco crimes judge: “You see victims’ fear of testifying”
María Servini is in Spain to gather witness testimonies of offenses committed under the dictatorship. “If I didn’t believe in universal justice, I wouldn’t be here”
María Servini is in Spain to gather witness testimonies of offenses committed under the dictatorship. “If I didn’t believe in universal justice, I wouldn’t be here”
Long-term unemployment rose 22% last year to 1.275 million, according to National Statistics Institute. Experts warn problem will be lasting legacy of the economic crisis
Some of the 400 marijuana associations in Catalonia are translating their webpages into English, with the aim of taking advantage of “drug tourism” in the northeastern region
Best-selling author Arturo Pérez-Reverte and ‘Guardian’ editor Alan Rusbridger deliver passionate speeches at Thursday’s ceremony
Benjamin B. Ferencz, the last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials, was in Madrid this week to talk about the principle of universal jurisdiction
Spain has benefited hugely from EU funding, though many projects have been poorly planned. Despite art centers sitting empty and railway lines lying unfinished, the EC says corruption is rare
Company says Spanish TV campaign had come to an end because it was not generating adequate results and can't rule out “bad faith” behind the incident
Gorings are “price you have to pay to achieve the aim of being a bullfighter,” says Jiménez Fortes
The Popular Party European candidate waited five days before classing his sexist comments about Socialist rival “unfortunate”
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
State attorney warns all online insults cannot be tackled in generalized way. “Incitement to hatred” provision cannot be applied to all cases, she says
Offensive comments appeared on Twitter from Spanish users after basketball team Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Real Madrid on Sunday. Victory saw the Israeli side win the Euroleague title
The Spanish soprano, who is under investigation for allegedly evading €500,000 in income tax, says the adviser who recommended her financial setup died three years ago
The men had been detained in Catalonia in 2002 in possession of a custom-made sniper rifle. Their mission was never clarified, but it was thought they were planning an assassination
Miguel Blesa, a suspect in the preferred shares scandal, stayed as a personal guest at diplomat’s official residence for five days
Law change means Syrian sailors can no longer be tried in Spain despite being caught with 16,000 kilos of hashish aboard their vessel
The Spanish-led consortium constructing the high-speed Medina-to-Mecca train link is struggling with the desert conditions. The rail line needs to run every 10 minutes for 23 hours a day
Nicole Kidman is a princess in critical peril in panned 'Grace of Monaco,' while Jude Law fattens up for ‘Dom Hemingway’
US ambassador and former HBO exec James Costos says that network is considering shooting in Andalusia
Ex-newsreader faced a steep learning curve after marrying Felipe a decade ago, but has now carved out niches
Chris Finnigan goes to hear what the author of 'Chavs: The Demonization of the Working Class' said at his talk in Spain
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President and Zuluaga swap accusations over recent scandals in TV showdown
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President Bachelet calls for lifting of ban on pregnancy terminations when woman’s life is in danger
More than 500,000 jobs could be lost in coming years if plague is not contained, says USAID
Ten years on from his marriage, Prince Felipe is showing poise and balance ahead of his future role as Spain's head of state
Gender equality in wages and other matters has always been part of the European community’s DNA
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