Soccer club’s honorary president had been admitted to hospital after suffering a heart attack close to its Santiago Bernabéu stadium on Saturday
Company chief admits that he has been falsifying the accounts for at least four years, proving right claims made in a report released last week by the mysterious analysis firm
Barcelona is one of the top destinations for users of the US-based lodging hire service
The cast of Spanish show ‘La que se avecina.’
Watchdog cracks down on adult-themed programs during children’s slots and unwelcome ad breaks
European Court of Human Rights ruling against France could help dozens of couples get their children registered
Pablo Iglesias claims that the right to information cannot be left in the hands of powerful businessmen “and their will to allow freedom of expression”
Suspect, who is of Moroccan origin, stabs 34-year-old to death in southern town of Albi
Vanesa Fernández’s low-rent apartment now belongs to a bank. / J. R.
Hundreds of Spanish families are facing eviction following the sale of their low-rent properties to investment firms
Official suspect in inquiry into dealings of royal brother-in-law Iñaki Urdangarin and his business partner cuts deal with prosecutor
King Felipe’s sister claims ignorance of financial crimes allegedly committed by her husband. “None of the charges has a proper basis,” says her defense team
Costos and his partner, pictured in the US embassy. / James Rajotte
Obama’s man in Madrid, James Costos, a former executive at cable network HBO, and his partner, interior decorator Michael Smith, are bringing a breath of fresh air to US diplomacy in Spain
Unemployment, taxes and old age are forcing thousands of Britons, Germans and other EU migrants to sell their homes and leave the country
A total of 547,890 people left the country in 2013, of whom 79,306 were Spaniards
Soccer team will move to new facilities while the old site will house residential and commercial buildings
One person was gored in the first bull run of 2014.
A personal account of the inexplicable madness that fuels the San Fermín festival in Pamplona every July
Brussels forces Valencia government to sell enormous Ciudad de la Luz film complex, claiming unfair competition
Basque former cyclist’s freak accident reveals a secret stash of historical weapons he assembled over decades
Chris Finnigan takes a closer look at the row over the accommodation website in the Catalan capital
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Asylum requests by Salvadorans claiming violence are higher than when country was at war
As Mexico’s big capos fall, criminal organizations are splintering into small, ultra-violent groups
Former Brazil president Lula da Silva says he is proud that no violent incidents are marring the World Cup
New measures will serve as guidebook for the city’s administration until 2030
Atomium brings together universities, newspapers and businesses to boost the movement of knowledge
