Minister’s tough letter brings to light the tensions and technical problems threatening the €6.7-billion Medina-Mecca high-speed train line
The alliance’s rapid reaction unit, which will come under Spanish command in 2016, is being set up in response to the growing Russian military threat in eastern Europe
Rights groups demand further investigation into Spanish police’s alleged role in deaths of 15 immigrants at Ceuta-Morocco border
ISIS sympathizers using ‘hawala’ system to secretly transfer money to terrorists in Syria and Iraq, say police
Metroscopia survey shows 58% believe attack similar to 2004 Madrid train bombings could occur again
More optimistic outlook represents radical change from last prediction by European Commission, which now shares IMF’s view
Last month saw Spain shed 199,902 jobs as claims rose 77,980 – the smallest increase for a January since 2007
Military vehicles deployed to rescue 220 people from roads in northern Spain as weather service warns worst is yet to come
Pablo Iglesias’s party sits 1.7 points in front of PSOE in latest CIS poll. Ruling Popular Party remains on top with 27.3% of votes
Writer John Carlin concludes his look at the Podemos phenomenon, arguing that an appeal to the heart lies at its core
New York prosecutors say advisor to ex-CEO Alfredo Sáenz made $917,000 profit. He was already acquitted in Spain over the case
Josep Maria Bartomeu says beating Real Madrid to sign Brazilian star Neymar and support for Catalan independence may be cause of soccer team’s legal troubles
Currency bearing image of former monarch Juan Carlos will remain valid, but is to be gradually replaced
Engine malfunction alone does not explain why Greek plane veered right and skidded into parked jets, killing 11 people
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Diego Neria Lejárraga, the transgender Spaniard and devout Catholic who met Pope Francis, talks about his journey
Oscar hopeful ‘Foxcatcher’ and the Wachowskis’ ‘Jupiter Ascending’ provide a double dose of Channing Tatum
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