Bear facts foster debate in Madrid
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Matters of a sexual nature were on the minds of Madrid residents pausing for a siesta Friday as they congregated around the city&#39;s most famous meeting point.
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Final arguments are being heard at the trial of 28 people accused of carrying out the 2004 Madrid bombings.
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The racist chanting by Spanish fans at Wednesday night&#39;s friendly international in Madrid has left the government here red-faced and fearing a black-mark against the city&#39;s bid to host the 2012 Olympic Games.
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Spain is talking once again about a royal pregnancy, with Crown Prince Felipe's wife expecting her second child. But the impending birth also has energized debate over scrapping the bias toward males in succession to the throne.
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Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis  Rodriguez Zapatero said on Monday he wanted to testify before a  parliamentary commission probing the March 11 train bombings --  an appearance likely to trigger a fierce political debate.
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On the third anniversary of the train bombings that killed 191 people and injured more than 1,800, Spain's political and social wounds are still aching, and the country is torn by a host of conspiracy theories.Comment
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Spain coach Luis Aragones has risked further uproar with an attempt to repair the damage caused by his racist comments about Thierry Henry.
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Former Spanish prime minister Jose Maria Aznar insisted that the March 11 Madrid train bombings were not a by-product of his support for the war in Iraq and told a parliamentary inquiry that his government told the truth in the aftermath of the blasts.
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Spain's prime minister must hate Saturdays. That's the day of the week hundreds of thousands of people march through the streets of Madrid chanting for him to resign for allegedly making concessions to Basque rebels ETA.
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They have now been transferred to Madrid, El Mundo added, but did not say what charges they would face. Police and court officials could.
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ISN SECURITY WATCH (14/12/04) - Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero yesterday accused the previous Spanish administration of carrying out a &quot;massive campaign of deception&quot; in blaming the 11 March train bombings on ETA Basque separatists
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Illegal immigration continues to be a sore spot in relations between EU member states as ministers from southern Europe prepare to meet for a brainstorming session on the topic Friday in Madrid.Comment
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MADRID, Feb. 15 -- Twenty-nine suspects went on trial Thursday for the March 11, 2004, bombings of four commuter trains in Madrid, but Spain's political parties and news media have turned the investigation of the attack into a partisan battle, fraying the country's traditional solidarity against...
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There's something fishy about the bear argument.
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Spain coach Luis Aragones refused to criticise those guilty of racist chanting during last nightâs clash with England. Three England players were targeted for abuse by the Bernabeu support, and when repeatedly
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Abdeljalil Bounhar -- AP Photo Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, right, chats with his foreign minister Miguel Angel Moratinos during a meeting in Rabat, Tuesday, March 6, 2007.Comment
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Finding out what happened in Madrid&#39;s  2004 train bombings is not what interests many Spaniards  following Europe&#39;s biggest terrorism trial -- it&#39;s discovering  what didn&#39;t happen.