The judicial noose tightened on Tuesday around Spain's ruling Popular Party, which is engulfed in a series of graft scandals, making it harder for it to retain power after an inconclusive general election.
Spain's ruling Popular Party made headlines again on Monday as an IT manager acknowledged he had destroyed potential evidence in a graft probe and police detained a PP politician, prompting a conservative lawmaker to say he was "fed up."
Zaragoza's mayor, from the left-wing anti-corruption Podemos party, charged his city hall for the cost of a trip to the hair salon - and to the Plaza Hotel.
A report released by Spain’s interior ministry on Thursday revealed that nearly seven Spaniards were arrested for corruption charges every day last year.
Esperanza Aguirre, a former minister and senior member of Spain's ruling conservative Popular Party resigned Sunday following fresh allegations over alleged illegal party financing in the Madrid region.
Spanish police on Thursday raided the offices of construction firm OHL and the Popular Party of acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy in a corruption probe, a judicial source said.
Rato, a former chief of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), is to stand trial for misusing funds when he was head of a bailed-out Spanish bank, a court in Madrid said on Monday.
Spain's acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is scrabbling to cling to power, but a relentless series of scandals engulfing his conservative Popular Party may well be the final blow to his hopes.
Spanish police said on Tuesday some 10 people had been detained in the eastern region of Valencia in a fresh corruption case that also allegedly involves a former high-profile member of the incumbent Popular Party (PP).
Catalonia leader Artur Mas on Friday defended his ruling separatist Convergence party against graft allegations after a slew of arrests targeting current and former officials.
An unusual film based entirely on testimony by a former treasurer of Spain's ruling party who admitted running a slush fund has opened in cinemas ahead of a year-end general election.
Spain's interior minister will be questioned in parliament on Friday as a constant flow of corruption scandals casts a shadow over the next general elections expected at the end of the year.
Collecting obscene amounts of money, writing illegal contracts, handing out bribes - all things you can do with a new Spanish mobile app inspired by headlines of corruption in Spain.
Rodrigo Rato, the ex-head of the International Monetary Fund, refused to answer a judge's questions in Madrid on Wednesday over the latest in a string of fraud charges against him.
Rodrigo Rato, the ex-head of the International Monetary Fund has been summoned by a judge for questioning over alleged money-laundering, the latest in a string of court cases targeting him.
Spanish tax office agents on Thursday searched the Madrid home of former IMF head Rodrigo Rato, who has already been charged in two graft cases, as part of a new money-laundering probe.
Spain ranks in the bottom four when it comes to regulating the "hidden influence" of lobbyists in government, according to a report on European countries released by Transparency International on Wednesday.
The campaign director for Spain's 'Iron Lady' and Madrid mayoral candidate Esperanza Aguirre has been called in for questioning in an ongoing corruption investigation.
A Spanish judge on Thursday ordered 40 people, including three former treasurers of the ruling Popular Party, to stand trial over an alleged kickback scheme at the heart of the party.
The latest figures from Spain’s CIS research centre released on Wednesday, show that over 80 percent think that the country's economic situation is 'the same' as or 'worse' than last year.
The disgraced former treasurer of Spain’s ruling Popular Party, recently released on a €200,000 bail, has asked the judge overseeing his corruption case if he can take a 14-day holiday.
A High Court judge ordered searches of several Madrid government offices on Thursday as part of an ongoing investigation into a massive kickbacks scheme involving politicians and businessmen across the country.
Spanish prosecutors filed match-fixing allegations against 41 people including Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera on Monday, accusing them of rigging a decisive 2011 league match.
