Spain Why were the Messis convicted? Lionel Messi and his father Jorge have both been sentenced to 21 months in jail (though it is very unlikely that they will be put behind bars) and handed multi-million Euro fines, after being found gu 06/07/2016
Spain Messi facing 21 months in prison for tax fraud Spanish media say the Barcelona player was convicted of the multi-million euro fraud along with his father. The sentence can be appealed. 06/07/2016
No Comment Protesters stage "Pamplona bloodbath" for bulls PETA activists protest against the treatment of bulls in the annual San Fermin festival, that will take place tomorrow in Pamplona (Spain). 06/07/2016
Economy Holiday jobs mean big fall in Spanish unemployment Tourism jobs boosted the number of people in work in Spain in June. The total of registered unemployed fell to its lowest level since September 2009. 04/07/2016
Spain Holidaymakers stranded by delays and cancellations at Barcelona airport The big summer holiday getaway has literally failed to get off the ground for thousands of people at Barcelona airport. 02/07/2016
No Comment Michelle and Letizia Michelle Obama has met Spain’s Queen Letizia at her residence in the Palace of La Zarzuela in Madrid. 01/07/2016
Spain Tax inspectors raid Google's Spanish offices Spanish tax inspectors have raided Google’s offices in Madrid as part of an ongoing investigation into possible tax evasion. 01/07/2016
Spain Del Bosque to step down as Spain coach after Euro 2016 Spain’s national coach Vicente del Bosque is retiring from football management, following the defending champions’ elimination from Euro 2016 by Italy. 01/07/2016
Spain Victory for the Popular Party, but is it enough to end Spain's political deadlock? After six months of political deadlock, Spain has yet another hung parliament. 27/06/2016
Spain Spain's political parties consider coalition, but not with Rajoy Mariano Rajoy’s Popular Party may have won the most seats in Spain’s second general election in a little over six months, but it still falls short of the 176 needed for an outright… 27/06/2016
Spain Sense of deja-vu grips Spain The Popular Party is short of a majority despite winning the parliamentary election - failing to break six months of political deadlock 27/06/2016
Spain Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's conservative People's Party wins Spanish general election The conservative People’s Party (PP) of acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy won most seats in Spain’s parliamentary election on Sunday, increasing the number from the last election in… 26/06/2016
Spain Jobs and a government por favor Spain goes to the polls Spain goes to the polls in an election expected to exacerbate European frustration with traditional mainstream politics. 26/06/2016
Spain Spain's politicians discuss Brexit in final day of general election campaigning Spain's political parties wrap up their general election campaigns with warnings and reassurances over the UK's Brexit vote. 25/06/2016
World Spanish go to polls again but similar inconclusive result expected on Sunday For six months the Spanish have struggled in vain to form a new government after two new parties smashed the two-party system back in December. Having failed, voters now have to try again to elect a n 23/06/2016
No Comment Solar Impulse lands in Spain after Atlantic crossing A solar-powered airplane lands in Spain on Thursday morning (June 23) after its trans-Atlantic flight on the latest leg of its globe-circling voyage. 23/06/2016
Spain Spain: interior minister faces calls to quit Spain’s interior minister is facing mounting calls to resign after allegations he tried to smear his political rivals. 23/06/2016
Business Line Spain seeks jobs and a government after general election The referendum in the UK on whether to leave or remain in the European Union has dominated the news headlines over recent weeks. 22/06/2016
Economy Spain desperate for jobs and a functioning government Spain goes to the polls on Sunday barely six months since the last election. 22/06/2016
Spain UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and Paris Agreement win Asturias Award The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Paris Agreement have won the International Cooperation division of the 2016 Princess of Asturias Awards. 22/06/2016
Spain Highs and lows of Euro 2016 would-be qualifiers Cheers as well as tears as the group stages of Euro 2016 near completion. 22/06/2016
My Europe Series The left-wing mayor who prefers to take the metro Elected mayor of Madrid a year ago with the backing of Podemos, Manuela Carmena, 72, is a leading figure of Spain's "new left". 17/06/2016
Spain Richard Ford wins Princess of Asturias Award for Literature American writer Richard Ford received the Princess of Asturias Literature award in Oviedo on Wednesday. 15/06/2016
Spain Spain's party leaders fight for votes in TV debate For the first time the leaders of four political parties have taken part in a televised debate before Spain’s June 26 election. 14/06/2016
Next Series A surgical strike against bacteria Why do surgical implants sometimes get infected? And what are scientists doing to combat the problem? 13/06/2016
Next Series Takeaway: surgical strike against bacteria Drug-resistant bacteria are becoming a major threat Bacteria increase their resistance by sticking together They form so-called biofilms that protect them from antibiotics Biofilms contaminate implant 13/06/2016