Spain’s Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy admits corruption scandals have ‘hurt’ his party
However he added that any decision to exclude election candidates should be made on an individual basis
Proceedings begin in €450 million government corruption scandal
The first part of the Gurtel investigation is finally ready for trial
Madrid judges probed over receiving payments in return for IT contracts
Judges have been receiving 'back door' payments since 2011
Spanish judge investigating how PP slush fund files were deleted loses vital evidence
The documents with key information about the illegal PP payments have 'disappeared'
Olive Press article on corrupt judge wiped from Google searches due to Data Protection request
The article about a corrupt Marbella judge has been removed from searches following a data protection ruling from the European Court of Human Rights
Barcelona FC president probe over Neymar signing
National Court judge to investigate the president and the club for allegedly defrauding the Tax Office of €2.8 million
Spain’s Prime Minister Rajoy knew of corrupt slush-fund, says former PP treasurer
Luis Barcenas insists Rajoy knew about corrupt payments 'from the beginning'
Gurtel: Luis Barcenas bail set at €200,000
Baill has been set for the PP's ex-treasurer despite him being arrested for being a flight risk
Gurtel case prosecutor requests 111 years for Correa and 42 for Barcenas
Anti-corruption prosecuters intend to show no mercy to those who have been lining their pockets
PP comes out top in opinion poll, followed by PSOE and Podemos
But PP votes have almost halved from 2011 elections
New year in Spain opens with 150 corruption cases in the courts
Court dates loom for several high profile trials
PP General Secretary claims ‘all of us’ are to blame for corruption
We’re all to blame for corruption in Spanish politics claims PP official
Government launches new transparency website
Spain tackles corruption with new right-to-know laws
International Corruption Day: Spain ‘failing’ to tackle corruption
Despite high profile scandals, Spain's corruption rating remains 'unchanged'
Podemos announces massive display of ‘social muscle’ in Madrid
The anti-corruption party is planning a huge protest in the capital on January 31
Billionaire philanthropist drives global crackdown on corruption
Starting with Equatorial Guinea
Former Spanish international investigated in FIFA corruption probe
FIFA vice president Angel Maria Villar is among five FIFA delegates being investigated for World Cup probe
Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy insists ‘Spain is not corrupt’ following resignation of health minister
Rajoy presented two draft laws to tackle corruption before next year's elections
Podemos secretary forced to deny corruption claims
Inigo Errejon was accused of breaching his work contract with the University of Malaga
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'
BREAKING: Further anti-corruption raids see at least 30 more arrests, many in Sevilla
The crackdown includes technicians, senior municipal officials and politicians
Childhood friend of arrested Francisco Granados linked to massive corruption case
Builder David Marjaliza received large transfer from Granados' Swiss bank account
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
Of 51 arrested in country-wide raids, 17 summoned to Madrid court
Including five former mayors and a French energy executive
Podemos offer change from corrupt politicians
Set up by academics, teachers and economists, Podemos is a welcome change to the career politicians that everyone is, quite frankly, sick of
Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy apologies for PP corruption for the first time
Just the day after mass arrests across the country, the PM pledges to do more to stamp out corruption
