Jesus’ crucifixion was legal: Spanish study
The trial against Jesus was entirely in keeping with the rules for legal procedures of the time, the author of a new Spanish study claims.
Day: November 11, 2013
Spanish murder towns slam Google results
Several Spanish towns where horrendous crimes were committed are demanding Google and other global search engines change their settings so that positive news appears before the negative press.
Injury to sideline Messi for six to eight weeks
Barcelona's Argentine star Lionel Messi will be sidelined for 6-8 weeks due to a muscle tear in his left hamstring muscle, the Spanish giants said on Monday.
Spanish bishop backs ‘submissive wife’ book
A publishing firm headed up by a Spanish archbishop has released a translation of an Italian book which tells women to "get married and be submissive".
Crude, sexist emails embarrass Spain’s royals
King Juan Carlos' son-in-law has brought further shame on Spain’s Royal Family after a series of “tasteless” emails in which he mocked his in-laws and other key figures were leaked to the Spanish press.
Spain slammed over Equatorial Guinea match
Spain's decision to play an international friendly football match against former colony Equatorial Guinea has raised the ire of human rights groups who say the African nation has one of the worst human rights records on the continent.
Spanish police crush Nigerian super gang
Spanish police have broken up a major Nigerian crime syndicate involved in trafficking prostitutes that had its origins in Nigerian universities twenty years ago.
‘The typhoon has left the island with nothing’
A Spanish traveller has described scenes of chaos in the Filipino region of Leyte where up to 10,000 people are feared dead after a massive typhoon battered the zone.
Barça win marred by Messi hamstring injury
Barcelona shrugged off the loss of Lionel Messi to another hamstring injury to beat Real Betis 4-1 and move three points clear at the top of La Liga.