Last year saw Spain’s biggest capital flight since 2012: central bank
Investors worried over rising uncertainty withdrew €70.2 billion from country in 2015, according to the Bank of Spain
Investors worried over rising uncertainty withdrew €70.2 billion from country in 2015, according to the Bank of Spain
Pedro Sánchez wants to make final attempt to get anti-austerity group to sign up to his pact with Ciudadanos. Almost 80% of PSOE members back deal in weekend vote
PP leader Rajoy turns down center-right group chief Rivera’s request for meeting to discuss deal with PSOE
Third missing man survives to lead emergency services to his companions. Heavy snow hampered rescue efforts
France and Italy see greater revenues from their sales, despite exporting lower volumes than Spanish producers
Infanta Cristina’s husband denies receiving commissions as Nóos trial prosecutors begin questioning him over allegations he used his non-profit to divert millions in public funds
Diego Torres tells trial that Finance Ministry tax officials also monitored non-profit’s activities
Government in Catalonia vows to defy ruling striking down its language policy for regional civil servants
Investigator was looking into a terrorist-bombing cover-up when he was found dead in mysterious circumstances in his Buenos Aires apartment last year
Investigators believe the victims were killed by paramilitaries operating inside the jail
Initiative to commemorate 2011 15-M protests was put forward by city’s leftist mayor, Manuela Carmena, and backed by the Socialists and Ciudadanos
Cuban leaders’ elder sibling did not play a major role in the Revolution, nor did he hold key government posts
Opposition accuses Colau of “lack of preparation” as second subway strike hits city during Mobile World Congress
Facebook chief tells Mobile World Congress about his plans to provide web access to the developing world
Student group in Madrid says military official infiltrated rallies held by groups opposed to President Nicolás Maduro
People buying from foreign websites are increasingly coming up against pricey tariffs
The aim is to send around a third of the prisoners in the Cuban jail abroad and transfer the remainder to US facilities
Spanish High Court has now dropped case against former president of ruling PRI party Humberto Moreira, who was arrested in Madrid last month
Acting minister José Manuel García-Margallo responds to EL PAÍS’s interview with the Syrian president
EL PAÍS interviews the Syrian leader at a crucial juncture in the conflict affecting the country
Filmmaker is close to achieving legendary status after scooping another Best Director award at last night’s ceremony
Spain comes bottom of integration list in analysis of EU parliaments
Research into use of hallucinogenic Amazonian brew to treat addiction and other problems is making solid progress
New documentary tells how EL PAÍS created its historic issue after Congress was stormed in 1981
So far the post-election negotiations have exposed a lack of political nous, argues Owen Dallison
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Renowned for its vertiginous bridge, the Andalusian town-on-a-cliff has also found videogame fame
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Many people say they’d change their name if they were me
After his blog post proving it was doable went viral, Sam Cookney put his crazy plan into practice
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Busy young Spaniards are shifting away from traditional cooking habits
An inspiration for Spain’s May 15 movement, the sociologist is skeptical about chances for change