Draghi waits at the altar as Rajoy dithers on bailout decision
El País
Madrid
ECB president says conditions of bailout need not be “harsh”
ECB president says conditions of bailout need not be “harsh”
Linde says government should ready additional measures and that overspending regions should be fined
Plan would cost about 50 billion euros for a year
Spaniard, 21, taken into custody after receiving delivery of bomb-making chemicals
High Court magistrate Pedraz berates police for exaggerating demonstration's risk element
Videos show officers storming rail station with batons and firing smoke pellets
Official complains at high number of demonstrations in the capital and defends police from violence accusations
Madrid nun identified as “Sister Maria” told parents that newborn had died although the body was never revealed
Rise included in “restrictive” 2013 state budget after massive protests caused government to rethink social security plan
Guindos wants 55 percent of entity to be non-state owned
Oliver Wyman stress tests show seven banks do not need any further funding; Bankia requires 24.743 billion euros and Popular 3.223 billion
Debt-management agency sells close to four billion euros in bonds
Empty flats in of El Quiñón are being targeted in what local mayor calls "an organized occupation"
Prime Minister Rajoy’s visit to counterpart in Rabat focuses on business opportunities and not political strife
Rajoy denies request for second bailout is imminent. Mas stays mum on fiscal pact and avoids group photo
Rajoy facing tough questions about austerity burden. Conservatives also to vent anger at Catalan separatist moves
The conservative prime minister is already fighting on several fronts Now he faces an unprecedented crisis as his former ally in Catalonia sticks the knife in
Syndicated loan called in after French bank refuses to extend it
Company embarked on austerity drive to reduce debt
Security was “good, but not good enough,” Andalusia police chief admits after robbery
Ecologists in Action report says that 10.4 million people are breathing air that exceeds European legal pollution limits
Popular Party and Socialists need to loosen grip on state organizations, says Transparency International
La Liga teams claim maximum points in round two of Europe's elite competition
Defender dislocates elbow in comeback game, leaving Barça short for clásico
In a rare in-depth interview, Lionel Messi opens up about impending fatherhood, fame and José Mourinho
Triumphant Europe Ryder Cup captain says nailbiter finish was “torture” and he will not lead the team at Gleneagles
Colony’s full membership must still be ratified by congress as Spain expresses direct opposition to move
Social Security official acknowledges topping up pensions would represent “extra burden” for state coffers
Prime minister accused of waiting for regional elections before deciding on inflation-linked rises
Spain has Europe's highest rate of accidents involving cyclists. Experts point to a lack of rules on road use and accuse drivers of a lack of respect
Opponent Capriles gains momentum with massive rally turnout
Conglomerate ordered to divest holdings
Arrests may worsen cartel's internal leadership struggle
Supreme Court finds 12 members of four political parties guilty
Tim Pool has spent the last year live-streaming protest movements to the world. His footage from the Madrid demonstrations has been seen by thousands
Due to the crisis, the option of moving to another city or even abroad in search of work is becoming a must for many
"No one has told us about any shortfall over the past 18 months," say executives. "It is unusual to formulate accounts without an audit report," says chairman
Unemployment, pay cuts and the disappearance of whole sectors of the economy are prompting more Spaniards to start up companies
In 2013, César Molinas will publish ¿Qué hacer con España? (or, What to do with Spain?). This text is an excerpt from one of the chapters, in which he analyzes some of the causes at the root of the country's current problems
Temple renovated by Gaudí and Barceló
New report highlights recent slide
Olympic torch designer brings his bright ideas to the Hay Festival Segovia
Politicians and locals in tourist resort of Gandia object to presence of reality show
Brain surgeons, Bruce Willis and a new ‘E.T.’ star at this year’s Sitges film fest
Producers still flocking to shoot in region
Channing Tatum reveals all in Steven Soderbergh's 'Magic Mike,' while Liam Neeson cracks more skulls in 'Taken 2'
The surge in unemployment threatens the budget stability targets agreed with Europe
Eric Hobsbawm, like Edward Thompson, Christopher Hill and Rodney Hilton, was an upholder of the tradition of British radical historiography
The summit of premiers presents a minimal pact to Spain and the rest of the European Union
If Spanish liberals saw their political star in Britain in World War I, conservative Spain inclined toward Germany
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