Hollande’s lack of results
The president is losing public support due to his failure to keep electoral promises
Editorial
The string is breaking
Mas’s strategy of force-feeding the public the pro-independence option is falling apart
Constructive political approaches
More than 40 percent of Spaniards say they don’t vote, or don’t know which way to vote
Justice à la carte
Judicial reforms being introduced by the government of Argentina undermine the separation of powers
The locomotive is still seized up
Paris and Berlin must work together urgently to find a way out of the crisis
Insufficient change
In addition to cutting rates, the ECB needs to ensure cheap credit reaches firms and families
Clamor for a pact
Public and business support for political agreements to tackle the crisis is growing
Pressure on Bangladesh
Companies and governments should oblige the Asian country to regulate the textile industry
Intolerably retrograde
Plans to reform abortion, even in the case of fetal malformation, have distinct Francoist echoes
Saving mortgage victims
New initiatives are emerging against the government’s inadequate anti-eviction law
An emergency plan
The rise in jobless figures exacerbates the social crisis and demands economic policy changes
Confrontation in Caracas
Maduro must clear up doubts about the legitimacy of Venezuela’s presidential elections
Égalité was the slogan
France enacts a gay marriage law, after protests intended to wear down Hollande
Back to reality
Growth will improve and regional tensions lessen if Spain is given two more years to rein in the deficit
An urgent process of arbitration
The preferred-shares solution acknowledges the protests, but the accusation of fraud remains
Responsibility in a democracy
The PP must clarify its financing, punish the excesses of the past and dissuade future ones
A disputed law
The anti-eviction proposals approved by the PP majority ignore calls for far-reaching reform
Regulatory failure
The crisis at Pescanova is deepening given the impotence of its board and the market watchdog
The cardinal intervenes
Rajoy must not yield to the pressure of a Church that still behaves as a branch of the state
Chavist movement taken aback
Nicolás Maduro’s narrow victory gives rise to an unusual scenario in Venezuela
Paying for the news
To cope with the crisis, many newspapers are building payment systems into their digital editions
Forgotten growth
The Eurogroup needs to stimulate demand and extend deadlines for bringing down the deficit
Bringing a halt to the social drama
The sensationalist proposals of Andalusia on evictions spark a necessary and urgent debate
A warning from Brussels
The Commission fears that Spain's excessive levels of debt and unemployment threaten the euro
Not where they live
Putting pressure on politicians is legitimate. But without violence, or taunting on their doorsteps
Thatcher’s lasting legacy
The British leader’s policies marked the recent history of her country and the world
Institutions in crisis
The Crown’s inclusion in the Transparency Law is one of the reforms the Royal Household needs
Where are the explanations?
The so-called ERE scandal is progressing without political responsibility being established
Accusation
If Princess Cristina eventually appears before a judge, several questions will finally be answered
Political paralysis in Italy
The country will have to face new elections if the pettiness of its party chiefs persists