Seven of the most important women in Spanish history
As macho Spain votes in a Magnificent Seven of influential Spaniards, every one of them male, Nina Chausow asks: where are all the women?
Junta minister Angel Ojeda gleaned €50 million in bogus training centre scam
It is part of the on-going investigation by the police’s anti-fraud unit UDEF, which is estimated could be the biggest corruption investigation in Spanish history
Disgraced ex-IMF chief Rodrigo Rato accused of money laundering
The tax authorities insist Rodrigo Rato, an ex-government minister, used a number of companies to move money around
Soon-to-be Marbella police chief already under investigation
And his understudy is set to be disgraced ex-chief Rafael del Pozo
Foreign Office Minister Grant Shapps meets the Olive Press
Foreign Office Minister Grant Shapps met the Olive Press on his whistle-stop Spanish business trip
Fraud charges dropped against Podemos founder Juan Monedero
Right wing group Manos Limpios, accused Monedero of collecting €700,000 across three separate bank accounts with false documentation
Madrid mayor vows to block home evictions of 2,000 families
Public housing tenants faced losing their homes to so-called vulture fund investors
Former mayor of Tolox cleared in illegal construction case
The ruling revokes the ex-mayor’s 15-year prison sentence
Junta de Andalucia owes €279 million to town halls
Andalucian town halls criticise the Junta for extensive debts on jobs plans
Junta de Andalucia boss Susana Diaz gives birth to baby boy
Susana Diaz gave birth in a public hospital in Sevilla
Santander boss appointed to PM Cameron’s economic advisory council
Ana Botin, president of Santander since September 2014, becomes only non-Brit in Business Advisory Group
Tory MP Zac Goldsmith’s luxury Benahavis property
The leading conservative candidate tipped to succeed Boris Johnson as London mayor has been holidaying at his family’s lavish country refuge for years
Judge Alaya attacks replacement Bolanos in ERE case
Judge Mercedes Alaya criticized her replacement after demotion from head judge to reenforcement on the ERE case
Gibraltar petitions for increased military protection on coast
Gibraltar calls for military support from British government
EXCLUSIVE: Former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar builds controversial wall extension at Marbella home
Concerned of prying eyes, Aznar and his wife Ana Botella - the former Madrid mayor - have extended an existing two metre wall by another
Senior Madrid priest in money laundering probe
Dubbed the ‘priest to the nobility’ Montes is being probed over millions of euros hidden away overseas
Junta de Andalucia’s university chief sacked in ERE scandal latest
Francisco Triguero is the latest high-profile casualty in the ERE case
Roquetas del Mar mayor accused of favouritism
Gabriel Amat accused of 'keeping it in the family'
Only one in five Spaniards trusts the government
A report released by the OECD compared statistics from 2007 to 2014
Spain raises age of marriage and consent
The changes come after pressure from children’s rights organisations
Protesters in Pamplona after British teenager reports sexual assault
Protesters gathered in response to sexual assault reports
European Union investigating dangerous river claims in Estepona
High levels of methane have reportedly been detected in a river which could be a fire risk as well as a typhoid health hazard
Over 60% of Olive Press readers back campaign for Independent Republic of La Linea and Gibraltar
The ‘Referendum adhesion a Gibraltar’ Facebook group has gained 500 likes since it was launched
‘Call me Pepe’: Exclusive interview with new Marbella mayor Jose Bernal
The Olive Press meets Marbella’s new headbanging mayor Jose Bernal, after sacking his predecessor’s FIVE bodyguards, €20,000 in personal parking spaces and iron-fisted press control
European Union votes against Europe-wide ‘Google tax’
Proposals to reform copyright laws on online news stories have been quashed, following an European Committee vote
Greenpeace kicks off protests before ‘gag law’ is passed tomorrow
?Greenpeace activists kick off the anti-gag law protests by draping a yellow banner near parliament