Mariano Rajoy only brings in new Prime Minister’s Office undersecretary, despite rumors of big reshuffle. Move follows appointment of young faces to key party roles on Thursday
Twelve months on from the abdication of Juan Carlos, Metroscopia poll for EL PAÍS reveals that 81% of Spaniards approve of how his son is carrying out his duties
Court orders “Alfon” to start prison sentence, related to arrest during 2012 general strike. The 24-year-old denies the charges
Joan Ribó, mayor of Valencia, leaves City Hall with his bicycle. / JOSÉ JORDÁN
Joan Ribó, of the leftist regionalist party Compromís, wants to visibly break with the governance style of Rita Barberá
Disagreement over premier Artur Mas’s independence bid is behind a separation that comes just ahead of regional elections
Support from minority group required signed pledge by Cristina Cifuentes to stop privatizing healthcare, to lower education fees and several dozen other measures
Provincial court considers it proven that group organized late-night parties but finds insufficient evidence to corroborate witness’s abuse testimony
A Ryanair plane at Dublin airport. / Peter Morrison (AP)
Airline warns passengers they will be unable to check in between Friday night and Saturday morning due to maintenance work
Online encyclopedia garlanded by prestigious Spanish awards for “making universal knowledge available to everyone”
World Wealth Report shows that the downturn that began in 2008 has not stopped people from joining the millionaires’ club. Household spending rises slightly in 2014
Leftist team headed by social activist Ada Colau will put housing and basic needs on top of its list of priorities
Manuela Carmena heading to Madrid City Hall on her first day on the job. / B. P.
As she struggles with two internal crises, new leftist leader Manuela Carmena says her group’s program was more like a list of “suggestions,” and turns her attention to housing policies
New leftist mayors campaigned on promises to create social forms of payment to help boost their cities’ economies
Treasury Ministry report discrediting Madrid mayor’s policies contains worrying data regarding the limited resources available to rehouse citizens who have been thrown out of their homes
Proposed legislation will stifle small-scale solar and wind energy production and the use of new batteries, critics warn
Vicente López with his produce in La Almunia de Doña Godina / D. A.
Moscow’s retaliation for EU sanctions over Ukraine conflict is hurting small fruit and vegetable producers
Foreigners rely most on who they know to get jobs, with 61.4% attaining posts this way. Employment centers place 2.5%
National Statistics Institute’s 2014 family budget survey reveals curious insights
Agent Tom Hardy seeks out a Soviet serial killer in 50s-set mystery thriller ‘Child 44,’ as star of the hit ‘Ocho apellidos vascos,’ Dani Rovira, struggles to reach the UK in ‘Ahora o nunca’
Angus McNeice argues that those with the ear of the public must be rational
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Authorities in Tamaulipas state take down surveillance cameras installed by secret cartel to keep tabs on police and rivals
Delegation forced to abandon trip to visit opposition leader after alleged incidents
Only half of the people in the region see their trash picked up on a daily basis, according to a report
Wife of ex-Mexican leader Felipe Calderón announces her intention to run in the 2018 presidential race
Twelve months after Juan Carlos abdicated in favor of his son, Spaniards have given their new king a good grade, but he now faces the challenge of mediating political change
