Foreign Minister José Manuel García-Margallo is in New Delhi organizing the evacuation effort, which is set to begin on Monday. A total of 342 people from Spain have been located so far
Spain’s ambassador will be sent back to Caracas following diplomatic embroilment. Venezuelan leader offers PM olive branch
Tenerife on alert due to risk to coast, but ministry official insists no new slicks have been located. Authorities say they have cleaned up 400 kilos of fuel oil from the Russian trawler so far
City of Madrid will appeal the decision in a bid to go ahead with a longstanding plan to move the soccer club to La Peineta
Manuel Chaves to follow in footsteps of José Antonio Griñán in move demanded by opposition parties blocking the investiture of Socialist regional premier Susana Díaz
Presenter Mariló Montero smells a lemon on her morning show.
Broadcaster TVE has caused controversy over unscientific remedies
Thirty percent think humans coexisted with dinosaurs, but scientific literacy is improving, according to the report
Juan Goytisolo, who was speaking in front of the king, spoke passionately about social justice and cited new party Podemos
London envoy Federico Trillo and PP deputy Vicente Martínez-Pujalte admit to performing outside consulting work while serving in Congress
Around 114,300 jobs were lost and the workforce shrank, although year-on-year figures show positive growth, according to latest active population survey
Investigators to search another property for remains of 55-year-old Argentinean, who was renting a room from the arrested suspect in Madrid town of Majadahonda
Federico García Lorca pictured in the 1930s. / marcelle auclair
Document compiled 29 years after his death describes arrest and killing of poet, whose remains have yet to be found
Mariano Rajoy says he found out about the arrest of ex-IMF chief and PP heavyweight Rodrigo Rato through media
New obligation to declare foreign assets sheds light on offshore wealth, but revenue office is keeping quiet about ongoing investigation into affairs of ex-IMF chief Rodrigo Rato
The number of people heading to Spain and Latin America to study the world’s second-most spoken language is growing
Spanish insurers are increasingly turning to investigators in a bid to combat fraudulent claims
A software developer used the social networks to track down Spaniard Toni Sánchez in just a day
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Proposed changes at the National School of Buenos Aires have raised student ire
Authorities hand out food and blankets and warn that the Calbuco could spew out more smoke and ash in coming hours
Girl. 14, was taken to US after woman wrongly identified her as her daughter
The state-owned petroleum giant has put a price tag on corruption
