Serafín Castellano, who was the government delegate in the region, is suspected of wrongfully awarding contracts
Judge adds accounting and electoral crimes to list of wrongdoing that will see two former treasurers and a party manager stand trial
Venezuelan leader goes on verbal rampage against the Spanish prime minister and the EFE news agency
Few of the growing numbers fleeing war intend to stay in the country. A lack of opportunities and the long waits for asylum requests are among reasons cited
Pablo Iglesias and PSOE chief Pedro Sánchez now need each other’s groups to take control of many councils and regions
But social activist and likely new mayor wants more of the revenue generated by the tech event to revert to the city
Investigators believe Rodrigo Rato transferred the shares to save himself from making civil liabilities payments in criminal probes against him
Stoppages due to take place on June 8, 10, 12 and 14 in two, two-hour periods on each of those days
State Secretary John Kerry is due to visit Madrid on Sunday and Monday to seal the agreement, which includes a pledge to invest $24 million on the Andalusian site
Defense Ministry wants to buy four unmanned aerial vehicles for surveillance as it waits for Europe to develop its own model
New study by the national statistics bureau shows average household income in Spain has also fallen
Improved results thanks to new focus on customer service and more routes from major airports such as Madrid-Barajas, says Irish budget carrier
Rescue workers have managed to find remains of the 150 people on board the Germanwings flight that crashed on March 24. / Laurent Cipriani (AP)
Spanish relatives of around 45 passengers want to reach an out-of-court settlement with the airline and “turn the page”
Online seller had been diverting all retail transactions made in Spain to Luxembourg, which had provoked criticism from Brussels
Vicente Aranda in 1998. / Bernardo PÉrez
Filmmaker was responsible for 25 features, one of which was cited by Quentin Tarantino as an influence
Disabled 16-year-old had informed police that she was being harassed by “four or five” students before her death
Ricardo Urgell, the founder of Pachá.
A new documentary looks at the life and times of the founder of the legendary nightclubbing brand, Ricardo Urgell
The heads of the Prado, Reina Sofía and Thyssen-Bornemisza speak at a rare joint public appearance in Madrid
Franz Ferdinand, 2manydjs and others recall their experiences of the Barcelona music festival as it celebrates its first decade-and-a-half
Partly shot in Valencia, Disney fantasy adventure ‘Tomorrowland’ casts George Clooney as a reclusive former boy genius, while indie horror ‘It Follows’ seeks to bury itself under your skin
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