Brussels reduces Spain’s 2015 growth forecast from 2.1% to 1.7%
Blame for downward revision pinned on sluggishness of the euro zone and underperformance of Spanish exports
Blame for downward revision pinned on sluggishness of the euro zone and underperformance of Spanish exports
Figure represents smallest increase for post-summer vacation period since 2010
The country’s 100 biggest fortunes total €164.424 billion – the equivalent of 15.6 percent of GDP
Amancio Ortega and daughter Sandra benefit from 2013 results of multinational textiles group
Regional government suggests private groups could take over organization of alternative self-rule poll and calls on Constitutional Court not to accept new Madrid appeal
Deputy PM confirms expected move, which comes in wake of Constitutional Court challenge of original plan for November 9 independence vote
Latest voter intention poll for EL PAÍS shows that newcomer to Spanish political scene would beat both PP and PSOE in elections
The Spanish nursing assistant who contracted Ebola has finally been moved to a regular bed after spending nearly the whole of October in isolation
Teresa Romero speaks on the phone with her husband about their pet
Francisco Granados sent to preventive prison as extent of latest corruption scandal continues to send shockwaves through ruling Popular Party
Socialist leader of Madrid town of Parla and Popular Party chief of Torrejón de Velasco can avoid jail by posting bail of €60,000
A group of retirees on the Spanish coast is taking legal action against Rothschild
Interior Commissioner Cecilia Malmström sends harsh letter asking about alleged beating and on-the-spot deportations
Intellectual property law will see bigger fines in an attempt to curb rampant online piracy, as well as new charges levied on news aggregator services
Footage of soldiers beating detainees at Diwaniya in 2004.
Spanish judges use Bush doctrine to suggest inmates may not have been protected by Geneva Conventions
Three-Michelin-starred chef David Muñoz is leading a team partnering with local restaurants to show off Spanish cooking talent in NYC
Even the police rarely venture into the Ceuta district, where poverty and drug violence dominate
In 1986, Joe Strummer lost his Dodge 3700 GT somewhere in Madrid. A new documentary traces the time the former The Clash singer spent in the capital
Vicki McLeod meets the founder and director of Mallorca’s Evolution film fair
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