Heated debate sees Socialist secretary general and conservative prime minister resort to insults, while also acknowledging new threat from rising young parties such as Podemos
Mariano Rajoy uses final State of the Nation Address of his current term to announce new measures aimed at boosting growth and creating jobs
Authorities in Albacete town at epicenter of Monday’s tremor confirm it caused no damage to people or property
The epicenter of the tremor, which took place at 5.16pm, was located in Albacete province. The effects were felt in a number of regions, including Madrid, Valencia and Murcia
Region’s home affairs department is planning to buy around 100 electroshock weapons, but activists say public debate is required first
Pair detained in the North African exclave edited and translated ISIS propaganda into Spanish, says Interior Ministry
Jordi Pujol insists money he hid in foreign accounts did not come from public funds, but refuses to answer specifics during regional parliament appearance
Move comes in response to revelations by EL PAÍS that the regional government was paying magistrates for collaborating on project to improve court IT systems through consulting firm Indra
With the terrorist group’s activities seemingly over, civic groups such as Lokarri say their job is done
The F1 driver’s agent confirms the former world champion has no injuries and suggests the incident was caused by strong winds
Victims of the Chernobyl disaster living in Spain are receiving call-up letters from Kiev. Many of the youngsters fear they will be sent to fight the pro-Russian militias
But Juan Carlos Monedero fails to provide evidence of projects he carried out for Latin American governments or what the money was used for
Brothers from Girona received 1.7 million in forged Swiss francs after trying to cheat an Arab sheik into buying the painting
Suspects’ personal information will be analyzed for signs of assets that are not reflected on returns
Madrid’s Cementerio Civil contains a Nazi general’s gravestone next to those of leading Spanish socialists and communists
Spanish medic Oriol Mitjà on the island of Lihir in Papua New Guinea. / J. M.
Medic Oriol Mitjà is aiming to make yaws only the second human disease in history after smallpox to be totally wiped out
A child peers at a model of a Neanderthal. / Neanderthal Museum / H. N.
Dental evidence points to fact that males and females of humankind’s cousin species performed different jobs
Three would-be matadors face having to pay €53,000 in damages after testing their skills by night without permission
Newly crowned Oscar winners Alejandro González Iñárritu and Emmanuel Lubezki command a brilliant group of Mexican filmmakers
James Blick knocks back espressos, quaffs wine and drops his free food on the floor. It's a tough job, but someone has to do it...
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