Spain’s new king introduces measures to increase transparency and prevent scandals of the kind that has ensnared his sister, Cristina de Borbón
Pedro Sánchez is ratified as the party’s new secretary general and reaches out to those who want to “change things without populism”
Jordi Pujol, who ruled region for 23 years, has confessed to keeping millions in tax havens in alleged bid to protect offspring from investigation. But new police report says his eldest’s money did not come from legal sources
France also tentatively rules out terrorist attack as cause of incident, which killed all 118 aboard
Red Cross psychologists at Swiftair’s headquarters in Madrid. / Denis Doyle (Getty Images)
The Madrid HQ of the owner of the plane that crashed over Mali has become place of mourning
A new judge has taken over the investigation into the derailment of the Alvia train that killed 79 people last July 24
Francisco Garzón, who stopped eating after the crash, refuses to hide from view and now devotes his time to caring for his mother
Neo-Nazi leader on trial for illegal firearms was running a center for neglected youths funded by the Valencia government
Second quarter results show first rise in year-on-year net employment since onset of crisis in 2008. “I’ve been waiting a long time to announce this news,” says PM
Estimates for second quarter show GDP rise of 0.5 percent, meaning 12 months of positive growth
Sleeping alone is one way of staying cool on stifling summer nights.
A few simple tricks for surviving those sweaty summer nights – with no air conditioning required
City Hall creates expert committee to examine the Retiro’s 25,000 specimens after three incidents in a month
Interior Minister Jorge Fernández Díaz inspects the anti-climb mesh in Melilla on Monday. / F. G. Guerrero (EFE)
New anti-climb mesh means that just 0.86 percent of border breaches are successful
Two-time Oscar winner – who is opening the cinema event with his latest thriller “The Equalizer” – will be given honorary prize
Canarian premier convinced work will have negative impact on tourism, while Tourism Minister José Manuel Soria estimates the islands will receive between €300 and €400 million in tax benefits
Messi arrives at the Gavà court last September. / GIANLUCA BATTISTA
Argentinean soccer star “may have been aware and consented to network of front firms”
Quiet for decades out of fear of being branded outcasts, those who disagree with secession from Spain are now making their voices heard
Star chef Paco Roncero opens Sublimotion, one of the world’s most expensive restaurants
Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel try to get a homemade erotic recording back in ‘Sex Tape,’ while James DeMonaco returns with ‘The Purge: Anarchy’
There is only one place to go to get to the heart of life in the Catalan capital, argues Ben Cardew: Parc de la Ciutadella
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Rodrigo Peñailillo has become Michelle Bachelet’s trusted aide and the most powerful minister in her new administration
Misinformation by traffickers has seen surge in young unaccompanied migrants
President says Argentina will not default on its loans because it has already paid
Investigation of embezzlement scheme of hospital funds sullies Uruguay’s ruling party and its candidate Tabaré Vázquez
State sale of Catalunya Banc to BBVA for far less than its rescue cost hits taxpayers' pockets
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