Journalists lose jobs over Spanish abdication coverage
El Mundo and satirical magazine El Jueves have lost staff after disputes
Rewriting history
New ruling allowing people to request Google remove links to stories about them is truly scary
Public pest does ‘triple’ on Spanish TV
Carlos Diaz Fernandez is notorious for making a nuisance of himself
Spanish heads of government honour former Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez
Today marks the first national day of mourning for Adolfo Suarez, who led the country to democracy following the end of Franco’s dictatorship
Death of former Spanish Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez sparks national mourning
Spain pays tribute to the former prime minister following his death this afternoon
Don’t muzzle press watchdogs
Antonio Flores discusses the importance of press freedoms
Princess Cristina to testify in corruption case
She is not appealing against the decision to made last week
Princess Cristina charged with tax fraud
The ruling means the Princess could face trial
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Sexist Duke of Palma reveals crude side in leaked emails
Duke of Palma slammed for sexist and crude emails
Judge calls for more witnesses in royal Noos scandal
Judge Jose Castro has called for 36 more witnesses to testify before him to find out more about the role of Princess Cristina
How the Axarquia awoke from its slumber
Frigiliana-based writer David Baird has witnessed the land of rebellion and resistance turn into a true tourist paradise
Queen Sofia sues online dating site for mock-up ad campaign
The Queen of Spain to take legal action against US website Ashley Madison for ‘damage to her honour and dignity’
Spanish National Day on the cheap
The celebrations in Madrid's Plaza de Neptuno were scaled down to cut costs
Obama backs Spain through testing times
The US president has pledged his support amidst the continuing economic recession
First transparency law to get go-ahead in Spain
The cabinet aims to make public spending visible to the public
Spain’s Royal family takes pay cut
The royals took the cut as a gesture of solidarity with public sector workers
EU wades into Gibraltar fishing row
Brussels warns that both sides must take responsibility over protected marine sites
Spain’s top judge resigns over Marbella expenses row
Carlos Divar insists he has been ‘victimised’ as he steps down in the week Spain’s judiciary celebrates its bicentenary
The Real Royals
Following a massive own goal – being caught hunting elephants on a luxury break in Africa – it has become open season on Spain's once
Endangered Species by Stuart Morle
DUBLIN-BASED artist Stuart Morle has been inspired by King Juan Carlos’ elephant-hunting trip to Botswana, producing this portrait of the Spanish King.
Graceless ending for Marbella spa
Hotel that counted Grace Kelly, the King of Saudi Arabia and Osama Bin Laden as guests finally shuts
Viva la Pepa!
It’s exactly 200 years since the Spanish Constitution was born in Cadiz. Wendy Williams looks at its significance today
PP’s plan to bring the Prado to Malaga
The proposals have been labelled as 'unclear' by PSOE
Inaki Urdangarin in the dock
The King's son-in-law will appear at Palma Court in Mallorca