Spain to pay EU billions back in bailout loans ahead of schedule
The economy ministry has announced that €2.5 billion will be transferred to the European Union
Madrid sixth most-polluted European big city
Green group Ecologists in Actions claims air pollution causes 2,000 deaths a year in the capital
Spain’s CaixaBank reports massive €620 million earnings for 2014
CaixaBank has reported booming earnings of €620 million in 2014
Price of freedom
Spain is setting a precedent for tracking European jihadis
Madrid pushes for border control to stem ‘tide of Islamic militants’
Europe reacts to fear of further terror attacks after France
Spanish below average for speaking foreign languages
The average European Union citizen of working age speaks three languages
Spanish teachers suffer massive pay cuts
Compared to EU neighbours, Spanish teachers are seeing massive pay cuts
Spain arrests nine Islamic State fighters as European jihadist support rises dramatically
The EU anti-terrorism chief adds that air strikes will only increase the risk of retaliation
Controversial Spanish MEP becomes EU energy chief
Miguel Arias Canete's sexist comments during a political debate went viral
Farmers dump thousands of potatoes outside Granada Carrefour in Russian protest
EU sanctions are putting the squeeze on suppliers
ECB cuts rates causing euro to weaken dramatically
The changes are aimed at forcing banks to lend
Spain facing €580 million losses after Russia bans EU food
Small farms are bearing the brunt of the sanctions
Spanish farmers at war with French over cheap peaches
The French accused Spanish growers of 'dumping' low-cost fruits in their stores
Spain slammed by Amnesty for putting borders before people
Spain spends 30 times more on defending its borders than on improving conditions for would-be migrants
Anti-Europe UKIP party takes seats in British local elections
Early results indicate European Parliament elections could go the same way
Massive drop-out rate in Spanish schools
Spain has highest drop-out rate in the EU for the third year in a row, according to new report
Mediterranean Group ministers meet to discuss ‘burning issue’ of immigration
The seven Foreign Affairs ministers have met for the first time in Alicante in Spain
Truth of Spanish gender-violence revealed in ground-breaking survey
Disturbing stats and spate of Andalucian domestic murders casts a dark shadow over International Women's Day
Anti-bullfight petition gathers 85,000 signatures
The petition has been handed to the country's leaders in Madrid
Spaniards flock to Germany to escape recession
Soaring unemployment has driven a record number of Spaniards to leave the country
Mediterranean Corridor hits the buffers
PP plan to redirect rail line along coast is turned down by EU
Review of 2011… from the mountains
Here’s Paul Whitelock’s personal review of the year – of events which have affected Spain in general and the Serranía de Ronda, where he lives,
Fishy business in Spain
One in three Spanish fish is paid for by subsidies, while three landlocked countries are receiving grants
Zapatero announces deep spending cuts for Spain
Job losses and wage cuts proposed as Spain bids to reduce its debt crisis
Cancer scare in Gibraltar
EU denounces the Junta for inaction over high levels of illness on the Rock