Nearly all parties guilty of financial crimes, Spain’s Audit Court finds
Watchdog’s chief attorney drafts a damning report against national and regional groups, including the ruling PP and the Socialists
Watchdog’s chief attorney drafts a damning report against national and regional groups, including the ruling PP and the Socialists
Special operations force at Morón would be in place to respond to crises in Africa. Spanish officials are unhappy at late request for new treaty
Figures released by Labor Ministry reveal that 417,574 people signed up to the Social Security system in 2014, while registered unemployment fell by 253,627 people
Network to grow by a third this election year with new stations and more than 1,000 kilometers of track to open
The king’s sister Cristina and the corrupt Gürtel businessmen will face trial during 2015 as part of 150 ongoing investigations involving 2,000 official suspects
The 28-year-old was reportedly shoved in front of train while trying to identify a citizen, who was also injured in incident
Authorities confirm that suspect, who told passengers he wanted to commit suicide, was not carrying explosives
Viewers miss their grape count after commercials interrupt broadcast
Judge had instructed company to cease operations after accepting complaint from Madrid Taxi Association. Support services such as credit card firms had already stopped functioning with the app
At least 80 percent of over-payments were made to 12 top members of the savings bank’s board, including then-chairman Miguel Blesa
Figures for 2013 reveal a 3.2% drop compared to previous year. Experts point to demographic changes and wider availability of morning-after pill as reasons behind fall in demand
Judges and civil servants say working conditions are dangerous and intolerable
Madrid court set to reveal mystery instructions that Spanish aristocrat, who died in November, drafted in 1973
Power firm Iberdrola’s timetable has improved productivity, but rest of nation’s private sector is reluctant to change
Margo Pool’s husband was murdered in Santaolla, but the Dutch widow says that won’t stop her from spending the rest of her days in the abandoned village
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