Alhambra chief arrested in money-laundering investigation
Police are looking into the 2007 awarding of the contract to rent audio guides to visitors of the Granada site, Spain’s most-visited tourist attraction
Police are looking into the 2007 awarding of the contract to rent audio guides to visitors of the Granada site, Spain’s most-visited tourist attraction
Government suffers first setback as arbitration court says it is competent to judge claims filed by foreign solar investors
The number of Spaniards hired for jobs lasting less than a week is rising. Many live insecure existences, waiting for the phone to ring
Parents of children with disabilities are torn between taking them to special education centers or to regular schools
Conservative leader emerges as the standard-bearer for Popular Party regeneration, and asks to correct the mistakes of the past
Government says it lacks the resources to analyze the thousands of documents from Franco and Civil War years one by one
Ahora Madrid councilor Guillermo Zapata was forced to step down after making jokes about the Holocaust and ETA victims on Twitter in 2011
National Statistics Institute figures for 2013 also show that the average wage has dropped slightly to €22,697.86
There have been 600,000 foreclosures since the crisis began, while local authorities have sold off subsidized housing to investment funds instead of creating a larger pool of affordable homes
Repurchasing of debt, tax problems and directors’ bonuses to blame for balance sheet of Spanish telecoms firm, which British multinational bought last year
Digital currency devised by Spaniard José Manuel Ramírez Marco is thought to have attracted €50 million, but investors are now unable to get their money back
The three schemes took hundreds of millions from small investors lured in by the promise of hefty returns
Former army official faces charges related to the murders of three Spanish aid workers in 1994
A UK referendum on European Union membership has sparked concerns on the Rock, which currently benefits from low taxes and an open border with Spain
When TV show ‘El Hormiguero’ disguised one of Spain’s best skaters as a grandpa, chaos ensued at a Madrid skatepark
New book explores the origins of puzzling Spanish idioms that can sound shocking, vulgar or nonsensical to many foreigners
One of the most complicated stretches of Europe’s largest civil engineering project has been awarded to Spanish engineers
Mary Biles explains how negotiating Seville’s narrow sidewalks taught her to rethink her very British ideas of politeness
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While millions mourned the passing of Cristiano Araújo, many others had no idea who the ‘sertanejo’ singer was
Generals and colonels “allegedly knew, planned or ordered” executions
Jailed ex-mayor says president has met his demand to hold parliamentary races this year
Sales in sugary beverages dropped by 6% last year, according to a new study