Ex-Popular Party deputy PM denies owning firms in tax havens as PP seeks to distance itself from financial crimes probe, calling it a “private affair”
The former government minister was detained Thursday night during the search of his properties. He is suspected of tax fraud, asset stripping and money-laundering offenses
Fake Shaolin monk Juan Carlos Aguilar in one of his promotional images.
Bogus Shaolin monk Juan Carlos Aguilar admits to the 2013 slaying of two women in Bilbao on the first day of his trial
Havana makes pledge to Spain’s top trade official as he leads investors’ delegation to the island
The landlord of the house in Majadahonda where one of the trio lived has been arrested in possible murder case
Some of the Venezuelan students who are unable to access funds.
Restrictions at home have left youngsters from the South American country unable to access foreign currency, leaving them facing ruin
Authorities considering sending down a deep-sea robot to examine sunken vessel. Civil guards have rescued an endangered turtle from the area covered in oil
Diplomatic spat grows over Spanish lawmakers’ call to release Caracas opposition leaders
President of South American country called Prime Minister Rajoy a “racist” after Congress voted in support of the liberation of opposition politicians held in jail
The kiss-in at the café in the Gràcia neighborhood on Thursday. / Robert Bonet
The pair were asked to leave the Store Café in Barcelona by a member of staff after kissing each other
Torremocha del Jarama Mayor Carlos Rivera inaugurates a street in 1990.
Around 50 local leaders have been in uninterrupted office since Spain held its first democratic elections after the death of dictator Francisco Franco
Five-way bickering over who gets to sit on assembly augurs a complicated four years for Socialist premier-elect Susana Díaz
Deputies step in to help Christelle Nangnou, who had been denied Spanish asylum for 24 days
The Virgen de las Viñas cooperative in Tomelloso. / C. R.
Millions of liters of Spanish reds and whites are exported for bottling elsewhere, but high sales do not mean high revenues
Security is the priority when it comes to dealing with the hundreds of tons of illegal substances seized by police
A Brazilian medic recalls the time the late Libyan dictator summoned him to perform a delicate operation
Liam Neeson and Spanish director Jaume Collet-Serra ‘Run All Night’ as ‘Shaun the Sheep’ serves up stop-motion slapstick
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Former officer in dictator Augusto Pinochet’s army to stand trial in Florida over Víctor Jara’s 1973 death
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos lifts suspension of air strikes on rebel camps as peace talks hang in balance
US president notifies Congress of his decision, which goes into effect in 45 days
Alberto Nisman borrowed the firearm that killed him, despite already owning one
