Podemos officially elects its governing body with Pablo Iglesias as secretary general
Podemos' governing members were elected while Pablo Iglesias' leadership was legitimised
‘Poshtels’ set to revolutionise budget travel in Europe
Two of Europe's top ten posh hostels are in Spain, according to trivago.co.uk
One Direction head to Madrid for award ceremony
The British boyband are nominated for four awards at Madrid's Premios 40 Principales
Violent ‘clown craze’ arrives in Spain
The fad which swept through France seems to have reached northern Spain
VIDEO: Greenpeace activist ‘seriously injured’ in Canary Islands oil drilling protest
The Spanish government is under pressure to abandon oil-drilling plans in the Canary Islands
Corruption in Spain: New map shows scale of problem
The map reveals that the problem is not just a matter of a 'few bad apples'
Good education more crucial to success than working hard, say Spaniards
Only 47% thought that working hard was important for success
Sheep paraded through Madrid in defence of ancient herding rights
Shepherds from across Spain descend on the capital accompanied by their wooly friends
Spanish government drivers sacked by text receive massive compensation payout
Two former government drivers have won €120,000 after being sacked by text message
Spain under pressure to arrest 20 alleged Franco-era war criminals
The ex-officials include two former Cabinet ministers
Catalan president Artur Mas to be sued by Spanish government over independence vote
Mas accused of 'disobedience and dishonesty' after Sunday's vote
Hundreds of Pablo Picasso’s personal photographs released
The grandson of Pablo Picasso has released hundreds of intimate photographs of the Spanish painter
Childhood friend of arrested Francisco Granados linked to massive corruption case
Builder David Marjaliza received large transfer from Granados' Swiss bank account
80% vote for independence in Catalunya
Overwhelming majority of voters in controversial poll want an independent Catalunya
Spanish PM Rajoy urges ‘sanity’ in Catalunya as thousands turn out for independence ‘vote’
Rajoy insists the vote will 'not have any effect'
New board game based on Spain’s corruption scandals
A board game called Corruptopolis has drawn inspiration from Spain's recent spate of corruption scandals
Tax fraud charges against Princess Cristina upheld by Mallorca court
But the court has dropped money-laundering charges
Catalunya will go ahead with vote despite ban, says Artur Mas
Spain has sent armoured vehicles to deal with the potential backlash
Spain’s Ebola nurse discharged from hospital
Spain's Ebola nurse discharged from Madrid's Carlos III hospital following full recovery
Spain’s biggest ever wave recorded in Galicia
A giant wave measuring 27.8 metres has been recorded off the coast of Galicia's Cape Vilan
Branch of Nazi party Golden Dawn legalised in Spain
Extreme right-wing party Amanecer Dorado has been added to the register of political parties
UPDATE: Spain’s Constitutional Court bans Sunday’s vote in Catalunya
Catalan supporters will attempt to carry out a vote on independence despite Spain's highest court banning the action
Podemos overtake leading parties in polls and prepare to vote in their government
Podemos take the lead with 27,7% of votes in their favour and will be formally voting in their official leader and cabinet members next week
Bank of Spain bursts into flames, with three injured in the blaze
Emergency services are fighting to bring the fire under control
Child poverty rises in Andalucia
The number of children living in poverty in Spain has grown by 8% since the economic crisis began in 2008
Killer disease is wiping out Spain’s amphibians
Swarms of frogs, toads and newts have been killed by Ranavirus in northern Spain and the disease is now heading south