Former treasurer to sue PP for ‘unfair dismissal’
Luis Barcenas has filed a lawsuit against his former party claiming he was only sacked when the 'slush-fund' ledgers were published
Rajoy battles to save position amid corruption scandal
77% of people now believe the Spanish Prime Minister is no longer fit to lead the country
Rajoy rejects calls for resignation
The Spanish Prime Minister has dismissed resignation amid corruption claims
Spanish public debt hits record high
The figures paint a bleak picture as Spain ponders over whether to request European bailout
First transparency law to get go-ahead in Spain
The cabinet aims to make public spending visible to the public
Meltdown in Spain
The economy is on the brink of collapse, threatening to take the euro down with it
Brand new cuts to target foreigners in Spain
Ten billion euros more is to be slashed from health and education, the PP has announced
A swing to the right in Andalucia?
While most expats are ineligible to vote, Wendy Andersen looks at why tomorrow's regional elections are so important and wonders whether Andalucia is about to
General strike ‘will not work’
A union-backed general strike has been called for March 29
Students take to streets as education cuts begin to bite
Hundreds of thousands of teachers and students have protested around Spain
PSOE airport plan grounded
Zapatero had planned to privatise Barajas and El Prat, but PP have decided against it
Government tightens grip on Spain
Regions are to be forced to submit their spending plans to Madrid, as Rajoy clamps down on mass overspending
Still no smoking in Spain
Health Ministry announces it will not be making any changes to the laws brought in last January
Rajoy announces €8.9 billion of cuts and tax increases
Rajoy announces his first set of measures to address a predicted eight per cent budget deficit for 2011
A spring clean for the housing market?
Lesley McEwan, of Cadiz Casa, explains how, while Spain’s new leader is unlikely to achieve much, new mortgage products might help... but be prepared to
New Spanish PM Rajoy on the ropes
Finally whispers of a return to the peseta and IMF bailouts if Rajoy doesn't get a move on to allay jittery markets
Rajoy and Rubalcaba head-to-head
The candidates for Prime Minister battled it out during live TV debates last night