PM’s chief of staff paid highest government salary, website reveals
New transparency project lists yearly payments to ministers, secretaries of state and Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy
New transparency project lists yearly payments to ministers, secretaries of state and Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy
Administration to release 500,000 details on how it spends public funds, but some information will remain under wraps
Youngsters in El Gallinero shantytown live among trash, drugs and violence only 12km from city center, says Save the Children
Precautionary measure comes ahead of court case to be filed by Madrid Taxi Association. Magistrate accepts argument that service constitutes unfair competition
Locals are flocking to a Cadiz beach in the hope of recovering packages of drugs lost by smugglers during a police chase
Appeal had been filed by regional government in bid to stop Spanish energy firm Repsol prospecting in the area
State secretary Francisco Martínez says clubs failed to pass on “detailed” information about ‘ultras’ planned journey to Madrid
The two young men were ejected from the Madrid restaurant by a security guard after a family complained
Anti-corruption attorney’s 500-page document for Nóos case judge also asks for Spain’s Infanta Cristina to be acquitted
Minor courtesy gifts will still be admitted, although no price limit has been established and is instead left to “common sense”
Podemos leader told by TVE news chief he was “in luck” because Basque terrorists were released from prison last week
Party sees itself consolidated despite dropping to second behind Socialists
Justo José M.P., an on-leave policeman, was mauled after climbing in with the animals on Sunday
A nearby security guard questioned the thieves but did not suspect any wrongdoing despite the odd hours
From canoeing in Asturias to dogsledding in the Pyrenees, check out a countrywide selection of outdoor thrills and spills
The route, which crosses eight countries, is the longest in the world and takes 21 days to reach the Spanish capital
The economic crisis is driving a growing trade in illegally collected fungi that has seen gangs strip forests of valuable species
Chris Finnigan checks out Hispabooks, a small publishing house in Madrid that is changing perceptions of Spain abroad
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Leaders leave thorny issues aside to reach an agreement on a “soft” agenda
Leaders at Ibero-American Summit also propose sweeping structural reforms
The absence of Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela and Bolivia deepens split
President Enrique Peña Nieto’s proposed strategy combines combating the influence of organized crime with economic aid