King Juan Carlos signs the law that ends his 39-year rule
Madrid rolls out massive security operation for Felipe VI’s coronation ceremony
Madrid rolls out massive security operation for Felipe VI’s coronation ceremony
A graphical outline of the planned events for the coronation of Spain’s new monarch on June 19
The new Spanish party’s leader, Pablo Iglesias, and two top aides sat on board of non-profit organization that advised Venezuelan leader for a decade
Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias argues that his policies are not populist and that tax loopholes for big firms could be closed “in a week” with a new law
Spain’s system of funding vocational programs has repeatedly shown itself to be open to corruption. Labor unions and business associations work in cahoots with front firms to siphon off public money
Technicians at anatomy department reveal they received cash-in-hand payments in exchange for body parts
Household spending survey shows people are also buying fewer clothes and shoes than before the crisis
Eyewitnesses described the driver of the speeding vehicle as looking “evidently drunk” as he took refuge inside a building
The outgoing head of the European Commission says Brussels was not to blame for the Spanish real estate bubble
New recruits were sent to the Middle East to fight for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. The raid against recruitment drives is the fourth in Spain in the last two years
With Juan Carlos preparing to vacate the throne, artist Antonio López says he is close to completing the painting of the king and his family that he began two decades ago
Owner of the booth in satellite town that sold the ticket says it is little wonder that the lucky individual is keeping a low profile
Two new shows tell the story of the Mercedes’ 1804 sinking and the legal battle to recover its valuable hoard
Spanish actor is keen to get out of LA and spend more time in his home town
Infrared analysis of early work ‘The Blue Room’ has revealed a portrait of an unknown figure painted underneath
A “latinized” version of critically acclaimed show ‘Breaking Bad’ has begun its 62-episode run
Two officers used live munitions to disperse anti-World Cup protestors
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