Spanish treasure trove worth hundreds of millions finally on display
Victory for Spain after a five-year legal battle with the United States
Damning NGO report slams government for failing vulnerable homeowners
Human Rights Watch criticises government for handling of crisis
EU launches investigation into Andalucian spending of public funds
Brussels has opened the investigation after €200 million of EU funds allegedly vanished
ERE slush fund case urged to transfer to Supreme Court
The Anti-Corruption Attorney's Office is stepping in to advise Judge Mercedes Alaya
Don’t get complacent about growth, warns PM Rajoy
Government annouces tax cuts and job creation incentives
Spanish Government bans party donations from companies
The government is pushing plans for more transparent party funding in light of the Barcenas case
Economy minister predicts Spanish job bonanza
Government delivers round of good news in end of year speeches
Spanish government draft new bill to crack down on unauthorised protests
Unauthorised demonstrators could be hit by fines of up to €600,000
EXCLUSIVE: Iain Duncan Smith intervenes in the case of a benefit cheat exposed by the Olive Press
UK Pensions minister personally intervenes in the case of a benefit cheat exposed by the Olive Press
Foreign investors snap up three decade Spanish bond
Demand for Spain's longest bond for four years was high
Spanish government officials face prison for corruption
Officials face up to 12 years in prison for embezzlement
On your bike! Andalucian government plans new cycle network
New bike lanes will link eight capitals in the region
Government proposes eliminating ombudsmen
Spanish government plans to get rid of the ombudsmen from Spanish autonomous communities.
Trust falls as corruption rises in Spain
Recent reports reflect an increased suspicion of the Spanish government as corruption hits an all-time high
Government halts plans to grow marijuana in Catalunya
The Catalan town of Rasquera hoped to make cash by leasing land for therapeutic cannabis cultivation
Campaign to change Religious Education in Gibraltar
Gibraltar government insists Religious Education will still be a core subject but is considering allowing pupils to take an alternative
Green argument in Gibraltar
Row breaks out over Thinking Green conference after it emerges government spent £160,000 to bring Al Gore to headline
Incompetent or what?
ADIOS BART! In his last column for the Olive Press, before returning to politics, Bartie discusses Spain’s current economic woes
Spanish government tests new low-carbon cars
The vehicles, which run entirely on electricity, will be assessed during a six-month trial period
Spanish fishermen in Gibraltar close to netting deal
Chief Minister Fabian Picardo insists the two-hour meeting was 'constructive'
Government debt ceiling condemns Andalucia to yet more cuts
Schools, hospitals and public servant positions will be the first to go
First transparency law to get go-ahead in Spain
The cabinet aims to make public spending visible to the public
Rubber bullets fired on the streets of Madrid
Police clash with protestors as thousands of Spaniards march in solidarity with the miners
Town halls lash back at Spanish government’s education cuts
Controversy as the government attempts to centralise education
Black and white…cash
Lawyer Antonio Flores considers the pros and cons of the tax amnesty proposed by the new PP government
A fishy business in Gibraltar
The row between the Gibraltar Government and Spanish fishermen escalates after a breakdown in talks