Bomb blast victim could become new Socialist leader today
Current leader Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba will make a return to teaching
Leader of Podemos sues PP official over links to Castro and terrorist group ETA
Pablo Iglesias is also suing newspaper El Mundo
ETA assassin acquitted for murder of Isaias Carrasco
The National Court let the ETA terrorist walk for lack of evidence
Spanish terror suspect arrested in Britain
Raul Angel Fuentes Villota, an alleged Eta member linked to several murders, has been arrested in Liverpool
Where justice meets farce: Garzon, the Spanish ‘superjudge’
Selfless human rights crusader, or show-off with a warped sense of his own powers? Eloise Horsfield takes a look at the controversial career of Spanish ‘superjudge’ Baltasar Garzon
Spanish terror suspect wanted for trying to kill King Juan Carlos faces extradition
Eneko Gogeaskoetxea Arronategui was arrested after being recognised at a squash club in Cambridge
Judge steps down after calling ETA members ‘bastards’
Angela Murillo insulted the separatists with her microphone turned on
Delegates’ plea to Eta
A Basque Country conference ends in peace plea to the separatist group
Spain’s most wanted terror suspect lived in Cambridge
Eta terror group suspect was respected member of local squash club
ETA calls truce
The Basque terrorists have called a permanent ceasefire
Home-made bomb explodes in Basque country
Bomb in Basque country blamed on ETA sympathisers
ETA have declared peace. But how close is the Basque Country to its own Good Friday Agreement?
Olwen Mears talks to veteran Basque-based writer Paddy Woodworth about the recent ceasefire and if he thinks it will hold
Political row erupts between Spain and Venezuela
Venezuela terrorist link accusations spark diplomatic argument
Terror alert welcomes new Spanish presidency
Fear of ETA bombing high as Spain takes over the next six months EU leadership
Eta youths arrested
Young people suspected of links to terrorist group
ETA attacks: the farewell push?
Recent attacks have raised fresh questions over the group's future, writes Kevin Guyan
ETA bombs kill two
Dozens injured as Basque separatist group marks 50th anniversary with two bombs – while third is expected
Eta: Freedom fighters to terrorists? How the oppressed became the oppressors
INCENSED by the oppression suffered by those of Basque ethnicity under General Franco’s dictatorship (1939-1975), a group of students mobilised to form Eta (Euskadi Ta Azkatasuna or Basque Homeland and Freedom) in
Eta bomb in Madrid blasts the peace process
By Lisa Tilley AT one minute after 9am on Saturday December 30, a 200 kilo bomb razed a five story car-park to the ground at Terminal 4 of Madrid Barajas airport. The