PP chief seeking coalition to combat Catalan independence drive
General secretary of the ruling party, Maria Dolores de Cospedal, accuses secessionists of totalitarian attitude toward those who disagree with their views
General secretary of the ruling party, Maria Dolores de Cospedal, accuses secessionists of totalitarian attitude toward those who disagree with their views
Pedro Sánchez meets with regional premier Artur Mas to suggest alternatives to planned November referendum
Defense of ex-regional premier Esperanza Aguirre contends that April incident on Gran Vía was just a minor contravention
PP government wants to eliminate controversial “aforamiento” for judges, attorneys and justices of the peace, but law associations are opposing the move
A guide to the many royals, politicians and judiciary members who enjoy immunity from standing trial in the lower courts
Antena 3 and Telecinco will pay €150,000 each for airing explicit stories about prostitution during popular morning shows
Interior chief Jorge Fernández Díaz says he personally believes full covering denigrates women’s dignity, but leaves final say to Congress
But Brett and Naghemeh King cannot take five-year-old out of hospital to undergo alternative treatment in Czech Republic until UK court returns custody to them
Carlos Olías de Lima made remark over PA system about “spending a night with a cheerleader” during performance at game in Bilbao on Saturday
Caddy Adzuba, 33, honored for her work denouncing violence against women in her war-torn home country
Anti-immigration group sets up soup kitchen in Madrid, prompting fears among locals of clashes with nearby anarchist groups
International organization warns Spain is over-reliant on temporary jobs but lauds its efforts to reduce unemployment
Canarian Alexis Ravelo reveals that book he claimed to have unearthed by forgotten 1950s novelist was all his own work
Cristóbal Montoro seeks to link Jordi Pujol’s hidden fortune to independence drive in Congress address, explaining that Tax Agency first started investigating family between 2000 and 2002
Seasonal factors to blame for new claims, with year-on-year fall coming in highest in the statistical series
César Alierta calls former EU information society commissioner Viviane Reding “the biggest disaster that Europe ever had”
Government plans to turn down request to transfer them to a new royal museum set to open in 2016
The Spanish satirist’s landmark show about the Valencia Metro tragedy has shown him to be a peerless investigator
Around 4,500 turn out in Seville for chance to appear as an extra in hit show
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson steps into Greek hero Hercules’ sandals in Brett Ratner’s revisionist take on the legend
Tom Cox speaks to some of the capital’s street musicians about the effects of the city council’s clampdown
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Bolivian activists successfully push for resignation of candidates accused of domestic violence
President Bachelet rejects claims, arguing deep change is needed to end inequality
Colombian leader says bill will “reestablish balance of power”
But incumbent would still lose out to surprise candidate Marina Silva in runoff