PM sums up his economic achievements and warns that he will fight to keep Spain united ahead of general elections
Leftist governments withdraw public subsidies and plan referendums to see if people support banning bull-related 'fiestas'
The Colombian capital has taken a step closer to a referendum on the activity, but a court must decide whether it is legally binding
British tourists in Torremolinos (Málaga). / garcía-santos
The lack of stability in other typical Mediterranean vacation destinations, such as Egypt, Greece and Tunisia, is seeing a boost in tourism from the UK
Video of the aftermath of the accident (viewer discretion advised). / Atlas
Shocking tragedy highlights need for government to enforce traffic safety rules. Road crashes are leading cause of death
Judge rules that the offense filed against Esperanza Aguirre for speeding away from police is no longer part of the Penal Code
Consultancy report finds that the Catalan capital ranks behind London, Paris, Berlin and Rome in overnight stays
One of the victims of the unknown gunman was carrying a fake Belgian passport; police believe incident may be a settling of scores
Regional police launch manhunt for the perpetrator of what they believe may have been a settling of scores
Police view the body of Pablo Escobar after he was gunned down by Colombian authorities in 1993. / epa
Colombian generals who busted Medellín cartel join Mexican search for fugitive drug capo
Broken down by activities, employees in the energy industry once again enjoyed the highest salaries, taking home €58,000, more than twice the national average
Students at the 'Orcasur sin Fronteras' academy during soccer practice. / D. R.
Dozens of Colombians, Ecuadorians and Dominicans dream about one day reaching La Liga
New leftist city leader Manuela Carmena intervenes on behalf of tenants who are fighting to keep their low-rent apartments from being sold to a vulture fund
Identity of man, whose actions in Zimbabwe have caused international outrage, revealed by the head of the Zimbabwe Conservation Task Force (ZCTF)
Spanish hunters in Africa are only surpassed by US marksmen in their appetite for shooting tame game – animals that have been born and raised solely to be shot and killed by tourists
A t-shirt emblazoned with 'La Mataviejitas.'
Convicted murderer ‘La Mataviejitas’ weds fellow inmate at a prison ceremony
Maradona has taken the battle with his ex to the TV screens. / REUTERS
Ongoing battle between soccer legend and ex-wife over alleged missing money is playing out in court and on screen
As millions of us head for the beaches, EL PAÍS dispels a few myths about sunbathing and gives some tips on how to avoid that pink-like-a-crab look
The €900,000 haul is believed to have come from a galleon that sank during a storm in 1715
Mary Biles examines the brutal edge to the countryside that persists in Spain
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Historic Madrid coffeehouse adopted an Italian custom of paying for the next customer's drink
A Madrid designer with the same name as the soccer player found himself locked out of the photo app for no apparent reason
A look at some of the terms from Spain that have become lingua franca over the centuries, from mosquito to matador
New book explores the origins of puzzling Spanish idioms that can sound shocking, vulgar or nonsensical to many foreigners
Busy young Spaniards are shifting away from traditional cooking habits
Experts offer advice for staying safe as temperatures soar above 40ºC in some parts of the country
