Socialist leader throws in the towel after poor showing at elections
Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba calls extraordinary party meeting in July to choose new leadership
Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba calls extraordinary party meeting in July to choose new leadership
Leader Pablo Iglesias says his party will “move forward until we throw the PP and the PSOE out of power”
Popular Party (PP) and the Socialists (PSOE) fail to attract even 50 percent of the vote
Burgos municipality will become “Little Fort on Jew Hill” following local referendum held at weekend
New law aimed at bringing in entrepreneurs has got off to a less-than-glittering start. Offer has mainly appealed to those buying cheap property
The status of the emblematic Madrid building is due to be changed, to make way for a hotel, luxury apartments and a massive shopping mall
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 first generation of Chinese children to be adopted by Spanish families in 1995 is now turning 18. A new documentary charts the difficulties they have faced fitting into a society unused to immigration
The Spanish-led consortium constructing the high-speed Medina-to-Mecca train link is struggling with the desert conditions
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
Ben Cardew has supped the sparkling wine to mark births, deaths, anniversaries; and, well, because it was Tuesday. So why are sales down in the UK?
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