A year of EQUO
Juantxo Lopez de Uralde looks back over his party’s first year
Spain hires Germany as ‘Sherpa’
Spaniards to receive German-style on-the-job training to help them land well-paid positions
Exhibition to showcase ‘new Spanish cuisine’ in Australia
The event features tools used by founders of the culinary movement like chef Ferran Adria
Magaluf: Notorious for bingeing by British teenagers, but now the results are proving fatal
The Daily Mail presents a stark warning for parents and teens considering a Spanish holiday this summer
Radiohead bashes Spanish banks at BBK Festival
The band headlined the event in Bilbao and encouraged Spanish fans to 'take to the streets'
King Juan Carlos loses WWF role
Monarch's elephant hunting fiasco a step too far for conservation charity
Father and daughter die in Cataluna fires
They attempted to escape the flames by jumping into the sea from a cliff but died from the fall
Spain loses €240 billion in tax evasion
Nearly 25 percent of financial transactions occur off the record
Timeshare trouble forecasted for Spain
Unscrupulous salesmen are on the increase again
Spain wins ‘Infidelity Olympics’
The competition was hosted by a controversial dating website which helps married people have affairs
First transparency law to get go-ahead in Spain
The cabinet aims to make public spending visible to the public
Desperate Spanish mother-of-five offers to sell kidney
EXCLUSIVE: A mother appeals to Olive Press readers to help raise money from organ sale
Spanish ‘superjudge’ hired by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange
Baltasar Garzon will assist the activist in his bid to seek political asylum in Ecuador
Meltdown in Spain
The economy is on the brink of collapse, threatening to take the euro down with it
Vets in Spain optimistic over new dog vaccine
Preventative measure aimed at tackling Leishmaniasis, which affects a third of dogs in Spain
Financial advisor for major European bank fired for ‘severe violations’
David Driver was dismissed by the Scandinavian lender Sydbank on allegations that he was targeting their customers
Javier Bardem accuses Spanish government of killing culture
Spanish actor joined hundreds of people on the streets of Madrid in a protest against the massive hike in VAT that will hit cinemas
Mass exodus of British expats from Spain heading home for Olympics
Approximately one in five British expats living in Spain will return to the UK for the London Games - significantly more than in any other country
UK tax authorities join forces with European authorities to fine British drivers on holiday
Hoping to make millions, UK tax authorities can now issue fines to Brits for driving offenses incurred across Europe
Study finds that poorer drivers in Spain keep cars cleaner
A higher percentage of blue collar workers were found to wash their cars once a week when compared to workers from professional backgrounds
Spain’s Royal family takes pay cut
The royals took the cut as a gesture of solidarity with public sector workers
Sub-par approval ratings for Spanish social institutions
Spaniards confident in policemen and scientists but unsatisfied with political parties, bishops and banks
Drug addiction charity criticises Spanish footballers for alcohol-filled celebrations
FAD, the Foundation Against Drug Addiction, criticized the Spanish football team for celebrating with alcohol following their Euro Cup victory
Spanish man hacked to death in the UK
Language student is said to have been decapitated in frenzied attack at Bournemouth flat
Spain sees record drop in house prices
Spain's housing market has already experienced a 12.6 percent drop in prices this year
30 arrested in 15 Spanish provinces for involvement in billion euro petrol fraud scheme
Police have dismantled a multi-million euro operation involving 30 individuals who they believe are connected to two major criminal groups with assets worth €1 billion