29 diciembre 2014
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Spaniards want more transparency from politicians, says new poll

Javier Ayuso Madrid 1

More than 80% of citizens surveyed said they had little or no knowledge of how Spain’s political parties are financed

The tragic plight of Spain’s invisible
migrant children

Undocumented immigrants who arrive in the country with babies are often taken advantage of by human trafficking rings. These women disappear into an underworld of brothels under the noses of non-profit groups and the police

Spanish PM: “2015 will be the year that the economy takes off”

El País Madrid 2

Mariano Rajoy paints an optimistic picture for the next 12 months, which will mark the end of his current term, also pledging to “look out for the citizens of Catalonia”

Mainstream parties laud King Felipe’s first Christmas address

But each group claims that monarch's words support their own recipes for fixing Spain’s problems with corruption, unemployment and the Catalan drive for independence

Will Cristina de Borbón give up her rights to the Spanish throne?

Royal household is hoping for symbolic move after announcement on Monday that she will stand trial for tax crimes

A Barcelona taxi association shows its own "census" of Uber drivers. / JOAN SÁNCHEZ

Uber still rolling despite court ban

Madrid Taxi Association, which began legal action, vows to keep fighting to get car-sharing service off the streets of the capital

ECONOMY

Foreign tourist spending grows 6.7%

EP Madrid 1

The positive January-to-November figures add to record international arrivals, marking a banner year for the industry

Spain beats record for tourist visitors with a month to spare

There were more than 61.7 million international visits from January to November

ANTI-CORRUPTION LEGISLATION

Spanish political groups agree on stricter party financing controls

Anabel Díez Madrid

Packet of anti-corruption regulations, which awaits final approval, includes a ban on banks writing off parties’ debts

Madrid’s Azca financial district. / SAMUEL SÁNCHEZ

Spain: great place to live, terrible place to work?

Spaniards tend to be less productive and more stressed than other Europeans, but overhauling a failing labor model is far from easy

26,000 kilograms of illegal kebab meat seized in Barcelona

The product, which was manufactured in central Europe, had not undergone any health controls

Ex-Madrid region leader Esperanza Aguirre wants to run for city mayor

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy will have to decide whether to accept offer from charismatic Popular Party veteran

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EDITOR’S PICK

Plastic vats filled with alcohol in en Maside (Ourense)

A spirited trade

José Precedo Madrid

The Spanish and Portuguese authorities have busted a gang peddling illicit after-dinner liquor to restaurants and hotels

Andorra: a haven no longer?

Daniel Verdú Andorra la Vella

The Pyrenean principality faces major economic reforms, ending its current status as a fiscal paradise

“There are many more exorcisms than people think”

Case in Burgos reveals extent to which practice still goes on in Spain, where 15 priests deal with demonic possessions

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LATIN AMERICA

Young Cuban-Americans rejoice at reconciliation

Silvia Ayuso Miami

More than half of those born in the US support the normalization of relations

Michoacán vigilante leader turns himself in to police

Two rival self-defense groups clashed earlier this month, leaving 11 dead

Nicaragua begins constructing inter-oceanic canal amid protests

Farmers block roads to demonstrate against massive $50 billion project

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