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Judge rules ‘no case to answer’ for those who secretly filmed women urinating in the street during fiesta in...
DOZENS of women who were secretly filmed urinating in the street during a fiesta in Galicia are demanding justice after the footage was posted...
Judge in Spain’s Mallorca charged for seizing journalists’ phones during Cursach case
A JUDGE who seized two journalists’ phones covering a court case, has been charged.
Man living in Spain’s Andalucia for 15 years denied citizenship for ‘inability to read and write Spanish’ and ‘not...
“Not only has he difficulty expressing himself in the official language of the State but he does not know how to read or write in it”
Judge rules rapist gym teacher from Malaga, who was sentenced to 271 years, is allowed to walk the streets...
Juan Carlos GR was imprisoned in 2005 for crimes committed between 1997 and 2002, but now a judge in Granda has granted the inmate be allowed to leave the prison on weekends.
BUBBLE TROUBLE: Coca-Cola banned from selling Schweppes tonic in Spain after court ruling
The brand quickly became a market leader, with a 54.8% share, and experienced a strong increase in sales as the popularity of gin and tonic soared
Irish Ryanair pilots strike in Spain ruled out by judge citing short timescales
“Over a year’s worth of meetings at official Spanish institutions at which they routinely displayed a mocking attitude does not give us the slightest hope of reaching any kind of understanding”
Spanish man arrested over rape of British teenage girl in park in Spain
The pair are reported to have met during a night out in the city
Spain haulage firm forced by judge to remove ‘objectifying’ image of woman from its trucks
The pictures ‘encourage the objectification of women’, according to Judge Carmelo Ordoñez Fernandez, who ordered the removal
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
Serial British conman who preyed on elderly and vulnerable arrested on Costa del Sol after 15 years on run
The judge in the case labelled him a ‘amoral fraudster’ as he was found guilty of swindling a dozen clients
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
Judge allows convicted British criminal to go on Spain holiday after taser and cocaine bust
Judge Jenkins agreed to postpone the crook’s sentencing as ‘an act of mercy’ but campaigners have said it sends mixed messages to crime victims
Bar owner in Spain who said ‘I don’t want black people here’ fined €1,500 after refusing to let black...
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
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...
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 died days later
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
Probe into partner of missing Scot expat Lisa Brown to be reopened in southern Spain
It comes after a Spanish judge chose to ‘freeze’ the two-and-a-half year investigation into Simon Corner in April
Parents allowed to read kids’ Whatsapp messages, court rules in Pontevedra
The judge ruled that there was a legal clash with Article 154 of the country’s civil code, relating to parental responsibilities.
Riot girls: Feminist court case highlights how freedom of expression is stifled in Spain
Last month, a student was given a suspended prison sentence after tweeting about the 1973 assassination of Francoist Prime Minister Admiral Blanco
Feminist protestors to face trial after carrying giant plastic vagina through Sevilla streets
The trio are accused of offending religious sentiments after their procession, called Saint Pxxxx Rebellious, through the Andalucian city in 2014
Suspects dropped from huge Estepona Astapa corruption trial nine years after case opened
Politicians and council workers are among those who will no longer be included in the Caso Astapa, set up to investigate an alleged 40m worth of fraud and money laundering in Estepona in the early 2000s
Ex-Gibraltar judge in attack on border control queues
Barrington Black urged closer ties between the Rock and Spain
New Sevilla anti-corruption judge Maria Bolanos questioned about connections
Mercedes Alaya's replacement Maria Nuñez Bolaños is already in hot water
Judge Mercedes Alaya fights to keep Andalucia ERE fraud scandal under her control
The Supreme Court demands enormous trial to be divided
Mother found ‘not guilty’ after holidaying in Spain and leaving son home alone
But the boy, now 14, has decided to remain with a relative 300 miles away from his parents
Pilot jailed for flying from Spain to UK hungover
Ian Jennings has been jailed for nine months
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RENFE, Spain’s state-owned rail operator, is having talks about operating a high-speed passenger service between London and Paris that would compete against Eurostar. Since its...
