Princess Cristina Of Spain Will Not Be Prosecuted In Corruption Scandal
The charges of corruption have been suspended on the account of not enough evidence.
Carnivore Death Cave: Paleontologists Discover 'Cave Of Death'
Paleontologists discover how the carnivore death cave came to be.
US Marines To Spain: Crisis Response Team Will Be Sent To North Africa; Why?
The United States is deploying 500 US Marines and eight aircraft to a military base in Morón de la Frontera,Spain, to protect US citizens and government interests in North Africa.
Spanish Unemployment Hits Record High; More Than 1 In 4 In Spain Are Jobless
While the United States is having issues dealing with out-of-control spending and looming healthcare overhauls, Spain's economy is in crisis over a quarter of the country being unemployed.
Spanish Princess Abortion: New Book On Future Spain Queen Letizia Ortiz Brings More Controversy To Royal Family
The Spanish royal family suffers another blow after a new book sheds light over the unknown past of Princess Letizia.
Princess Cristina Of Spain Corruption Scandal: Court Hearing Delayed For Daughter Of King Juan Carlos
The appearance of Princess Cristina of Spain before the judge has been postpone without a set date.
Princess A Suspect: Spain's Princess Cristina Suspected In Corruption Case
Princess Cristina, Duchess of Palma, has been named a suspect in a Spanish corruption scandal involving public funds.
EU to Give Spain, France More Time to Cut Deficit
The European Commission will propose giving Spain, France and several other euro zone states more time to cut their public deficits below the target limit of 3 percent of GDP, newspaper El Pais said on Saturday.
Spain Fines Telefonica, Vodafone, Orange over Texts
Spain's antitrust body said it fined telecoms companies Telefonica, Vodafone andFrance Telecom's Orange a record 120 million euros ($159 million) for charging too much for text messages.
Disabled Protest in Spain over Austerity Measures
Thousands of disabled people and their families marched in Madrid on Sunday against benefit cuts, joining Spain's swelling protest movement over austerity measures.
Catalan Election Weakens Bid for Independence from Spain
Separatists in Spain's Catalonia won regional elections on Sunday but failed to get a resounding mandate for a referendum on independence, which had threatened to pile political uncertainty on top of Spain's economic woes.
Spain to Get EU Bank Aid December 15 in Return for Job Losses
European authorities will transfer 35 billion euros to Spain's state bank rescue fund on December 15 in exchange for massive layoffs at Spain's four nationalized banks, including state-rescued Bankia (BKIA.MC), El Pais newspaper reported on Sunday.
ETA Calls for Talks over "Definitive End" With Spain, France
Lewis Hamilton grabbed pole position inBrazil on Saturday for his last race with McLaren while Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel took a big step towards becoming Formula One's youngest triple champion.
Spain Starts 2013 Funding with 3.9 Billion-Euro Bond Sale
Spain sold nearly 4 billion euros of bonds with ease at an auction on Thursday that kicked off its funding program for a daunting 2013 when Madrid must shoulder regional debt needs and will struggle to meet deficit targets.
Spain and Portugal's Recessions Dominate Ibero: American Summit
Spain and Portugal sought help on Friday from their former Latin American colonies, looking for a wave of trade and investment across the Atlantic Ocean to rescue them from economic crisis.
Spain Suspends Home Evictions for Most Needy
Spain approved measures on Thursday to help the most needy families facing eviction, a growing problem in the recession-bound nation highlighted last week by the suicide of a woman whose home bailiffs came to seize.
Spain targets London investors for "bad bank"
Spain's Economy Minister will meet investors in London on Thursday in the hope of tempting them to buy into a 'bad bank' that will house billions of euros of the country's soured real estate assets.
Spain ready for bailout, Germany signals "wait" - sources
Spain is ready to request a euro zone bailout for its public finances as early as next weekend but Germany has signaled that it should hold off, European officials said on Monday.
Spain debt rises on aid to banks, regions, finance cost
Spain's debt levels are set to rise next year, piling pressure on the government to apply for aid as it pours funds in to cash-strapped regions, an ailing banking system and rising refinancing costs, its budget showed on Saturday.
Spain says borrowing costs still too high: De Guindos
Spain's borrowing costs still don't reflect the country's economic and fiscal adjustment, despite their recent easing, Economy Minister Luis de Guindos said on Saturday.
Spain to be careful, calm on aid request decision
Spain will analyse the conditions and modalities of the European Central Bank's bond-buying program carefully and at length before taking a decision on an aid request, Spain's Deputy Primer Minister Soraya Saenz de Santamaria said on Friday.
Spain Look to Ferrer to Lead Davis Cup Team Against US
With Rafa Nadal still out recovering from a knee complaint, David Ferrer will lead holdersSpain in their Davis Cup semi-final at home to the United States, captain Alex Corretja said on Tuesday.
Rajoy says Spain already meets conditions for aid
Spain will consider seeking extra aid from Europe on top of a 100 billion rescue of its financial sector but does not see any need for new conditions, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said in an interview published in European newspapers on Sunday.
Armstrong storm creates few waves at Tour of Spain
RadioShack-Nissan, a fusion of Lance Armstrong's former team and Leopard-Trek, are focused on the Tour of Spain and had no comment on overnight developments that threaten the American's Tour de France wins.
Wall Street gains on ECB news that could help Spain, Greece
Stocks rose on Friday on news that the European Central Bank is considering setting yield band targets in a new bond buying program that could help contain borrowing costs for Greece and Spain.
Spain in talks with euro zone over sovereign aid -sources
Spain is negotiating with euro zone partners over conditions for aid to bring down its borrowing costs, though the country has not made a final decision to request a bailout, three sources with knowledge of the matter said on Thursday.
Spain says there must be no limit set on ECB bond buying
The European Central Bank must take forceful and unlimited steps to buy sovereign debt to help Spain reduce its refinancing costs and eliminate doubts over the euro zone's future, Spain's economy minister said in comments published on Saturday.
Spain exports a cushion, no springboard for growth
Spanish goods exports extended a strong run of growth in June, but a reliance on European buyers and the slow pace of structural reform mean policymakers' hopes that a rapidly improving trade balance may rescue the economy look misplaced.