I only married because Franco shut the border
Wendy Williams meets Solomon Levy, one of the Rock’s most colourful figures
Franco in the fridge in Spain
Franco is 'alive' according to a new exhibit in Madrid
Garzon found guilty of phone tapping
Spanish 'superjudge' banned from practising for 11 years by Supreme Court
Judge Garzon facing prison
Prosecutors have requested a two to five year sentence or a 27,000 euro fine in the third case against the human rights judge
Human rights observers attend Garzon’s Supreme Court trial
'Superjudge' Garzon is on trial for investigating deaths during Franco's regime
The lost babies of fascism
As new cases of ‘Franco’s stolen babies’ emerge in their droves – they are now said to number 300,000 – Wendy Williams takes a look
A crying shame for Spain
BBC documentary claims 300,000 infants were 'stolen' under Franco regime
The geography and politics of Spain
Whilst the history of Spain is long and complicated, the geography and political set-up are fairly straightforward. Paul Whitelock takes a look.
They came to Spain to fight for freedom
But new evidence shows that those Britons and Irish who came to fight Fascism in Spain - 75 years ago this month - were spied
Mass Civil War grave found in northern Spain
Discovery follows news that 4,000 Brits fought Franco, more than double the number previously stated
Spanish footsteps of the gods
JAMES BRYCE took a trip to Chiclana and Sancti Petri, where it is said that the Temple of Hercules once stood and Roman leaders Hannibal
Spanish Franco fallout
A new 6.5m euro state-funded biography of the former dictator stokes fury as it paints him in a good light
Franco’s missing babies probe in court for first time in Spain
The first ‘stolen baby’ case has reached the courts
Spanish Civil War communal graves located
Junta releases map of the 50,000 victims still awaiting a decent burial from Civil War
Search for Spain’s ‘lost babies of Franquismo’
Police have opened an investigation into the newborn babies who were lost in 1960s-70s across Spain
Final rest for Franco’s victims
The Junta is preparing to excavate Civil War mass graves
Tale of the century
The Olive Press talks to Andalucia’s oldest ex-pat about decades of change
From North Devon to South Spain in six decades – Part Two
The first night in San Sebastián (Guipúzcoa,) where I had arrived at the age of 20 to start my year abroad from university, had been
Brigade hero dies
Hero of the International Brigades, Sam Russell, has died age 95
My baby was kidnapped at birth
Axarquia woman claims her child may have been snatched by Franco’s government
Catalonia is a ‘nation,’ at last
Spain's top court gives new powers of self-rule to the northeastern region
Franco gave lists of Spanish Jews to Hitler
Spanish dictator handed a list of 6,000 names to German Nazis
Fearless Garzon suspended
Spanish judge Baltasar Garzon punished for abusing his powers with Franco inquiry
Superjudge’s crumbling crusade
Judge Baltasar Garzon proved that international law knew no boundaries with his pursuit of international dictators and terrorists, yet his idealistic principles are now in
Judged
Renowned Spanish Judge - who has targeted Bin Laden and Pinochet - could face trial
Franco’s females
Franco victims are set to receive compensation from the Junta