Insult to injury
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's latest comments rub salt into the country's economic wounds
International Corruption Day: Spain ‘failing’ to tackle corruption
Despite high profile scandals, Spain's corruption rating remains 'unchanged'
Former PP politician Carlos Fabra begins prison sentence for tax avoidance
He famously built the ghost airport in Castellon, which has never seen a plane take off or land
Prime Minister Rajoy introduces the new face of Spanish health
PP spokesperson becomes new health minister
Health Minister Ana Mato resigns over Gurtel scandal allegations
Judge Pablo Ruz accused her of benefiting from illegal party kickbacks
Corruption in Spain: New map shows scale of problem
The map reveals that the problem is not just a matter of a 'few bad apples'
Catalan president Artur Mas to be sued by Spanish government over independence vote
Mas accused of 'disobedience and dishonesty' after Sunday's vote
80% vote for independence in Catalunya
Overwhelming majority of voters in controversial poll want an independent Catalunya
Spanish PM Rajoy urges ‘sanity’ in Catalunya as thousands turn out for independence ‘vote’
Rajoy insists the vote will 'not have any effect'
Of 51 arrested in country-wide raids, 17 summoned to Madrid court
Including five former mayors and a French energy executive
Podemos overtakes PSOE in opinion poll
A ground-breaking disruption of Spain’s two-party PP and PSOE dominance is underway
Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy apologies for PP corruption for the first time
Just the day after mass arrests across the country, the PM pledges to do more to stamp out corruption
UPDATE: Spanish staff protest and resign as ‘fear’ of Ebola takes hold
Fear of the Ebola disease, and those who are at risk of coming into contact with it, is spreading in Madrid
UPDATE: Seven more Spanish taken into urgent Ebola observation
A total of 14 people are now under observation or being treated
Spain’s Justice Minister resigns as controversial abortion reforms abandoned
Alberto Ruiz-Gallardon was the driving force behind the unpopular reforms that would have drastically limited access to abortion
Pro-life campaigners turn to march in Madrid as controversial abortion plans shelved
PP's controversial law delayed in the run up to 2015 general elections
PP set to abandon Spain’s controversial abortion reforms
Mariano's PP about to U-turn, allegedly motivated by electoral concerns
Political row erupts over drilling in the Canary Islands
President of the archipelago threatens divorce from Spain over oil-drilling
Spain would not welcome an independent Scotland into the EU, insists Rajoy
But the prime minister's comments are thinly-veiled messages to Catalunya
Merkel and Rajoy complete Camino de Santiago pilgrimage
The two leaders are now sitting down to political discussions following the scenic trek
Merkel and Rajoy to walk the Camino de Santiago
The pilgrimage will end in a political meeting
Spain’s Felipe VI and Prime Minister Rajoy discuss escalating Ebola concerns
Rajoy plans to pay for the repatriation of the Madrid Ebola priest
Rajoy: “Recovery is steady and ever-increasing”
Rajoy’s quest to bring “certainty” to the people starts with election dates
PSOE leader Pedro Sanchez promises recovery
'El Guapo' delivers ambitious inaugural speech
Poverty-stricken families make new homes of Spain’s abandoned holiday flats
An estimated 700,000 properties are lying dormant across the country
Back to the dark ages: Spain and the abortion ban
‘Medieval, draconian, sexist’. Spain’s proposed abortion reforms won’t be delivered smoothly, writes Imogen Calderwood