Pablo Iglesias: “Together we will win the elections and beat the PP”
Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias has assured his millions of followers that his party will win the next election
Podemos leader salutes Spain’s legion of expats
Pablo Iglesias - who leads the polls to be Spain's next leader - smiled and waved for his expatriate followers in Spain
Podemos’ Errejon addresses thousands at ‘March for Change’ in Madrid
Supporters of the anti-corruption party are congregating in central Madrid ahead of today's 'show of strength' rally
Volunteers gear up for Podemos ‘March for Change’ rally in Madrid
Optimism is growing ahead of tomorrow's 'March for Change' in Madrid
‘Tolkien universe’ theme park to open in Rincon de la Victoria
Fantasy and reality are about to collide in a theme park that will entice Tolkien fans who are not prepared to travel all the way
VIDEO: Exclusive footage from inside Podemos’ HQ ahead of ‘March for Change’
Podemos will be marching down Madrid's streets in a call for a change in governance
Malaga bans animal circuses and pony attractions
It follows the decision of Mijas town hall who last year said it would not allow horses or ponies to be used in fairground rides
Sword-wielding teen avoids prison
A 17-year-old man has been given a four month suspended sentence after cutting a man’s ear in a street fight
Campaign to save Almeria’s ‘most famous tapas bar’
Casa Puga will be forced to shut in March due to a change in rental laws
Rockstar’s guitars stolen from his widow’s home in the Axarquia
EXCLUSIVE: €2,000 ‘no-strings’ reward for rockstar’s stolen Gibson guitars
Three British grandmothers shot at by masked gunmen in Malaga
The robber shot at one at close range when she grabbed his gun
Spain’s Podemos party vow to improve relations with Gibraltar
The La Linea branch of the anti-corruption party said that establishing ‘good neighbourly relations with Gibraltar’ is of ‘great importance’ both regionally and nationally
Judge in Granada charges ten priests with child abuse
The accused have been charged with abusing four teenage boys between 2004 and 2007
WikiLeaks threaten legal action after Google hand over journalist email data to US government
WikiLeaks are taking a stand against the US and Google after the latter revealed email information of three journalists following a FBI warrant
Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko silenced on Putin’s orders, widow’s lawyer claims
Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned before he could give evidence to a criminal trial in Spain
Two die in helicopter crash following police chase
Two occupants of a helicopter, believed to have been carrying drugs, died when it crashed into an electricity pylon in darkness near Cortes de la
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'
IN PICTURES: Olive Press officially launches new Sabinillas office
Author Chris Stewart visited Sabinillas to officially launch the brand new Olive Press office last week
Snap regional elections set for Andalucia
Head of the Junta Susana Diaz is expected to call the elections for March 22
Trapped in Spain for SEVEN years: British former officer appeals for help
Former officer appeals for help after being left destitute and trapped by Spain’s court system and unable to return home to the UK
Celebrating 25 years of ‘roots and wings’ at Almunecar International School
Headteacher Fiona Jacobs shares what makes Almunecar International School special as it celebrates 25 years
Law change ignites fears that important forests could be burned to make way for development projects
Green groups are outraged by the change
Pedro Almodovar hits London’s West End with his ‘strong women’
And his lead actor compares him to Shakespeare
Cadiz female golfer Belen Mozo revealed as new face of Skechers
She is the first female golf ambassador for the American brand
Energy giant Repsol abandons failed Canary Island drilling project
But projects off the Mijas coastline still look to go ahead
Illegal cigarette factory raided by Guardia Civil in Sevilla
More than thirty tonnes of tobacco were confiscated at the scene