Spain’s Supreme Court blocks reburial of General Franco just days before body due to be dug up
The arguments of his family against removing him from the Valley of the Fallen rested on the ‘irreparable’ damage it would cause
OPINION: The shock verdict that sees Westley Capper and Craig Porter ‘walk free’ is an insult to Agnese Klavina’s family
The crux of the case rested on the lack of evidence and the prosecution’s inability to provide a clear narrative of what happened to Agnese
‘HUMOUR HAS NO LIMITS’: Man in Spain defends his jokes about little Julen who died down well
If found guilty of the crime of ‘degrading treatment’ the controversial poet could face a prison sentence of between six months to two years
Spain’s Julio Iglesias is ‘willing’ to do DNA test to find out if Spanish lovechild is really his
A 99.99% DNA match between Sanchez and Iglesias in 2017 was deemed inadmissible
British soldier and football coach guilty of intent to supply £3,000 of cocaine outside Gibraltar ‘military establishment’
After his initial arrest in February outside a ‘military establishment’ police also used ‘specialised sniffer dogs’ to search two locations
Venezuelan ex-spy chief fights extradition from Spain to US
The US are seeking to extradite Carvajal after he allegedly coordinated the transportation of 5,600 kg of cocaine bound for the US
Malaga judge rejects report from uncle’s lawyers claiming little Julen who died in well was killed by rescue worker’s pickaxe
The evidence is consistent with Julen’s father Jose’s version of events after he fell into the hole, which recount that his son was still alive
‘DADDY STABBED MUMMY THEN STABBED HIMSELF’: Gibraltar man facing life for murdering ‘beautiful’ wife also stabbed himself, daughter says
“Daddy was stabbing himself, mummy on the floor, daddy on the floor”
CATALUNYA CRISIS: ‘I am a political prisoner’ says Catalan leader as 12 separatists go on trial in Spain
Around 90% of Catalan voters backed independence, but the turn-out at the polls was just 43%
Bar owner in Spain who said ‘I don’t want black people here’ fined €1,500 after refusing to let black group in
On top of the fine, the bar owner will now also be banned from working in the leisure, teaching and sporting sectors for 30 months
Costa del Sol policeman gets 18-month sentence for drink driving and faces charge for fatal accident
Police said he had booze on his breath, but that he sped away in a car on the other side of the road to avoid
DOUBLE TROUBLE: Ronaldo gets 23-month jail sentence and €18.8m fine for tax evasion in Spain as Alonso maintains innocence
Unlike Ronaldo, Alonso did not accept a deal put forward by prosecutors
DON’T JUDGE: ‘Fake lawyer’ on Costa del Sol arrested after she charged clients €2000 a minute
“When you go to court nobody asks for your credentials,” veteran Marbella lawyer Antonio Flores told the Olive Press
UK and Irish investors claim €35 million for ‘ghost developments’ on Spain’s Costa del Sol that were never built
Now, after a ruling by the Spanish Supreme Court last year, some 60,000 foreign investors, a large proportion Irish and British, are able to claim
Judges in Spain let ‘Wolf Pack rapists’ roam free after delaying 9-year sentence for brutal sex attack
THE infamous gang behind the sex attack that rocked Spain has been spared prison. Three of Spain’s top judges made the ruling after the five
Stephen Lawrence murder suspect who ran €4.5 million cannabis empire ‘fled to Spain and used fake name’ court hears
Those present heard how in two years Acourt's drug runners made 34 600-mile-round trips between London and South Shields to sell cannabis resin
Expat hot dog seller who stabbed customer to death after food hygiene row in Spain sentenced to 8 years
The murder happened on the night of 12 April in 2017, two days after the victim's son had argued with Adriel about food hygiene
WANTED: Police issue urgent appeal to find absconded British drug dealer believed to be hiding on Costa del Sol
The Brit and his gang were arrested after finding €44,000 worth of cannabis
90-year-old woman killed by youth on his phone becomes Spain’s first electric scooter death
After the woman fell down and hit her head on the pavement she was rushed to the Moisès Broggi Hospital in a critical condition, where she
Spanish comedian could face four-year prison sentence for blowing nose on national flag
If found guilty Dani Mateo could be slapped with a fine or a prison sentence for 'offending' Spanish symbols
OUTRAGE as uncle and nephew cleared of rape after drugging woman in back alley sex attack in Spain
An uncle and nephew were only cleared of the more serious offence of sexual assault - Spain's equivalent to rape
Five arrested in Spain’s Andalucia as police bust ‘black magic’ prostitution ring that held 22 women captive
Voodoo or black magic was used to intimidate the women if they refused to have sex and their captors would also fine them €50
Gibraltar man awarded £745 settlement by hotel… in pound coins
AFTER a legal case against a hotel in Gibraltar, a settlement has been awarded by paying a resident in a bag of coins. Martyn Brown,
Distribution company will also sue over Mallorcan meat scandal
THE distribution company connected to the rotten meat scandal has announced that they too will take the dodgy company to court. The Association of Food
Spanish man jailed for sexually abusing cousin in Andalucia after plying her with drugs
A 36-year-old Spanish man who sexually abused his cousin while she was unconscious has been sentenced to five years in prison. The offence, dating
Man who bought BHS for £1 is found guilty for part in pension mishap
District Judge William Ashworth said some of the evidence given by Chappell was ‘not credible’ with some of his explanations ‘making no sense’.