Spain gets passing grade in public sector corruption index
Transparency International report places the country 37th out of 175, three positions higher than last year
Transparency International report places the country 37th out of 175, three positions higher than last year
ERC leader Oriol Junqueras says ruling CiU bloc’s corruption record is a key reason for rejecting offer, adding that he is in favor of creating a “government of unity” after the vote
Martin Albert Verfordern recorded the repeated threats made by the rural Galician family now accused of his murder
Those illegally adopted during the Franco dictatorship often struggle to bond with their real parents
PP secretary general denies that the aim of such a move would be to neutralize new Spanish leftist party Podemos, while PSOE says a tie-up will never happen
Authorities had denied knowledge that group of Depor ‘ultras’ was planning on traveling to Madrid, where a fight that broke out with Atlético fans resulted in the death of a supporter from La Coruña
Riazor Blues and Frente Atlético groups had not clashed in six years, security forces say
Jobless claims down and Social Security contributors up, confirming “a change in trend” according to government
Former political heavyweight Carlos Fabra was found guilty on four counts of tax fraud worth nearly €700,000 last year
Interior Minister promises an investigation into why the dead and injured police officers were not wearing bulletproof vests
Madrid exhibition reveals how 18 diplomats disobeyed orders to help thousands of Jews escape the death camps during WWII
Mercè Pigem resigns from General Council of the Judiciary over scandal that ruling Catalan nationalist bloc considers an “image problem”
New project blends images from the siege of Madrid with modern-day photographs of the capital
“I wouldn’t want you to think I am lazy,” artist Antonio López jokes after finishing work that was originally commissioned in 1994
Opposition councilors in Vitoria demand explanations over alleged failure of an event that cost €45,000
Julio Biosca asked the famous guide to withdraw the coveted award it bestowed upon his village restaurant Casa Julio
Chris Finnigan checks out Hispabooks, a small publishing house in Madrid that is changing perceptions of Spain abroad
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Guerrilla group angry that President Santos suspended talks when it kidnapped a general
President Dilma Rousseff changes course to confront the country’s most obvious economic challenges
Experts agree region needs to improve education, transport and business climate
Havana is the last leg on the travel itinerary for University of Virginia’s Summer at Sea program