Socialists refuse to bow to Podemos’ demands over negotiations
Party leader Pablo Iglesias wants Pedro Sánchez to exclude Ciudadanos from ongoing talks aimed at forming a government after inconclusive elections
Party leader Pablo Iglesias wants Pedro Sánchez to exclude Ciudadanos from ongoing talks aimed at forming a government after inconclusive elections
But survey from CIS suggests that overall outcome of a fresh election would be similar to that at December ballot
Soap opera star asks for legal protection after failing to testify about her ties with ‘El Chapo’ before in Los Angeles
The money will go to help security efforts and pay compensation to victims from FARC insurgent war
State Supreme Court revokes sentence handed down to Pablo Ibar, who has always maintained his innocence over 1994 triple murder
The infected 41-year-old patient, who lives in Catalonia, is in her 13th week of term and contracted the disease on a visit to Colombia
Lack of access to contraception and strict termination laws may force more Latin American women to seek unsafe procedures
City Hall to pass order to specify most appropriate way of applying Historical Memory Law following political spat
Leftist city administration says monuments must go, but conservatives say culture councilor should resign
Barajas Airport had issued alert after bomb threat note was found on Saudi Airlines plane
European Commission raises economic expansion to 2.8% in 2016 and 2.5% in 2017, but warns of unemployment rate and debt levels
The South American country, home to one of the biggest proven reserves in the world, purchased 550,000 barrels in January
Among the myths are drinking coffee, rinsing with mouthwash and eating lemons, says a new survey
Candidates now head to New Hampshire, where tycoon-turned-politician is expected to win
Child becomes the youngest person in Spain to be allowed to alter official records based on her sexual identity
With more waiting until their late thirties or early forties to get pregnant, fertility treatment is increasingly the only option
Born to Spanish parents, Alejandro Villanueva may have missed Sunday’s Super Bowl, but is a fixture at the Pittsburgh Steelers
New book explores 1977 Atocha massacre of five labor lawyers, and how the right and left reacted
Not submitting song in Castilian is “surprisingly stupid,” says scholar
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