Spanish king’s brother-in-law jailed for embezzlement
Inaki Urdangarin, the Spanish king’s brother-in-law has been jailed after the Supreme Court rejected his appeal. He was sentenced to five years and 10 months
Spanish Supreme Court uphold prison sentence ruling for rapper who slandered monarchy
A RAPPER has been sentenced to three-and-half-years after slandering the Spanish monarchy. On Tuesday Spain’s Supreme Court upheld the sentence that a Madrid court had
Spain to announce new measures to be implemented in Catalunya
The new measures, broken down into education, healthcare and employment, are to bring about a degree of normality in the 'Catalan administration'.
Puigdemont arrives in Denmark despite arrest threat being issued from Madrid
The trip comes a day after Spain's Supreme court said it would 'immediately' issue an arrest warrant if he travels to Denmark.
Spanish law change is affecting those living in the Costa del Sol
The criteria for residence for tax purposes varies considerably from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, and “residence” can be different for other, non-tax purposes
AND THEN THERE WERE TWO: Six Catalan separatists freed, two remain
The six must post bail of €100,000 while Mr Puigdemont's deputy Oriol Junqueras and Catalan ex-Interior Minister Joaquim Forn must stay in jail.
Brexit Supreme Court case most important in legal history
For the first time, all 11 judges will sit to rule on a decision that could have far-reaching constitutional and political consequences
Right wing politicians try to point finger at media over death of Rita Barbera
Some former Partido Popular co-workers of the Valencia mayor claimed that media pressure mounted on Barbera over her involvement in a corruption scandal led to
Junta urged to speed up demolition process of Algarrobico hotel in Almeria
Podemos Andalucia is leading the criticism, claiming that the Junta and central government are playing a ‘tactical game of table tennis’ to delay demolition
Theresa May will not begin Brexit this year
Britain's new PM has made it clear she does not plan to trigger Brexit before 2017
Payback time for banks after Supreme Court ruling
100,000 British investors could be in line for a payout
The Podemos path: The Spanish Supreme Court also steers to the Left
Thousands of Spanish consumers probably owe Podemos recognition
Gibraltar man facing seven counts of sexual offences against minors has ‘predilection for tying people up’
He has pleaded not guilty to the charges
Ronda Town Hall ordered to repay €650,000 in yet another golf course planning farce
Yet another case of poor management from the town hall’s planning department
Thousands of life insurance policies could be voided
Supreme Court rules life insurance bond for investment could be declared void
Spanish Supreme Court orders Bankia to pay out after ‘serious inaccuracies’
Two plaintiffs win case that could affect thousands of preferred share investors
Spanish government cuts to renewable energy could be unconstitutional, court says
Over 400 appeals were launched by Spanish companies following the PP’s 2013 reforms, which included a €1.7 billion cut to renewable energy
Getting the clause out!
The end of hidden minimum interest fees gives thousands of Spanish mortgage holders cause to applause
Spain issues arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister
A Supreme Court judge said he would reopen a case against Benjamin Netanyahu should he set foot in Spain
Back to the past
Supreme Court leaves Marbella without a plan
Save our houses
Any house built since 1986 that doesn’t comply with guidelines of that year may be illegal, which is a terrifying reality for thousands of expats
Court case over Europe’s ‘worst environmental disaster’ goes to Spain’s Supreme Court
The decision to acquit three Greek sailors over the 2002 Prestige tanker spill has been met with widespread criticism
Drug addict jailed in Gibraltar for stealing from girlfriend’s dying grandmother
Nigel Segui was found guilty of stealing to fund his cocaine habit at Gibraltar Supreme Court
EXCLUSIVE: Gibraltar taking Telecinco, ABC and Manos Limpias to Spain’s courts
Three high-profile defamation cases against TV channel Telecinco, Spanish newspaper ABC and union Manos Limpias have been opened in Spain
Gibraltar Chief Minister awarded £30,000 damages in Manos Limpias libel case
Picardo took action against the group and its leader Miguel Bernard Remon after he described him in ‘scandalous and false’ terms in front of the