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Five injured on second day of Spanish bull run Five men were injured, including one who was gored, on the second day of the annual bull running festival in the northern Spanish town of Pamplona on Tuesday, organisers said. Read more Portugal, Spain smash major drug ring Portuguese police said Tuesday they smashed a major South American drug smuggling network when they seized a massive cocaine haul worth an estimated 18 million euros (28 million dollars). Read more Spain aims to cut oil imports by 10 percent per year Spain plans to introduce energy saving measures that will allow it to reduce its annual oil imports by 10 percent and save five billion euros (7.8 billion dollars) per year, Industry Minister Miguel Sebastian said Tuesday. Read more Police name Irishman killed at Pamplona festival Spanish police on Monday identified an Irish national who died after falling from a 30-metre (90-foot) high wall during the first day of the San Fermin festival in Pamplona, northeast Spain. Read more EU close to deal on new immigration guidelines EU interior ministers pushed Monday for a rapid agreement on new guidelines to control immigration, rejecting concerns that the plan would turn Europe into a fortress. Read more 14 African migrants missing off southern Spain Fourteen African migrants were missing Monday after their boat capsized off the southern coast of Spain, a local government spokesman said, citing survivors. Read more Spanish media hail 'King Nadal' after Wimbledon win Just one week after celebrating Spain's Euro 2008 football win, Spanish media were full of praise Monday for new national champion Rafael Nadal who became the first Spaniard to win Wimbledon in over 40 years on Sunday. Read more One dead as San Fermin bullfighting festival kicks off in Spain A young man died after falling from a wall Sunday during the first day of the San Fermin festival in Pamplona, Spain's most famous bull-running festival, police and local officials said. Read more Spain will overcome economic downturn promises PM Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zaptero said Sunday his socialist government's reforms will allow Spain's economy, which is undergoing a hard landing after a decade-long building boom, to bounce back. Read more Spain to adopt new law on palliative care Spain's Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero vowed Sunday to introduce a new law on palliative care as part of his socialist government's drive to extend rights and transform Spanish society. Read more San Fermin bullfighting festival kicks off in Pamplona The San Fermin Festival, one of Spain's most famous bullfighting gatherings, opened in Pamplona Sunday amid protests by animal rights groups opposed to the traditional event. Read more Spanish socialists want abortion law relaxed Spain's governing socialists, meeting at a congress in Madrid, said Saturday they wanted the law on abortion to be relaxed in the predominantly Catholic country. Read more PM names woman to senior party post Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero Saturday named a 31-year-old woman, Leire Pajin, to be the number three in his Socialist Party. Read more Spain pledges support to Colombia to fight terrorism Spain's Defence Minister Carme Chacon told her Colombian counterpart Juan Manuel Santos on Saturday that Bogota can always count on Madrid's support in the fight against terrorism. Read more Spain's governing socialists committed to secularism Spain's ruling socialists, meeting at a congress in Madrid, on Saturday made it clear they were committed to strengthening secularism in the predominantly Catholic country. Read more Spanish economy continues to slow Economic activity in Spain continued to decline in the second quarter, while growth in the first quarter was just 0.3 percent over the previous three months, the Bank of Spain said Friday. Read more Police detain 85 in crackdown on pirate TV Police in Spain said Friday they had detained 85 people across the country in a crackdown on subscription TV fraud. Read more Repsol chief criticises EU energy policy The head of Spain's biggest oil group criticised the European Union for not formulating a cohesive energy policy, in an interview published Friday. Read more Spain arrests British child sex suspect in Marbella A 42-year-old man suspected of child sex offences in his native Britain has been detained in the southern Spanish city of Marbella, police said Thursday. Read more France, Spain approve text of EU immigration proposal France and Spain have reached agreement on the text of a proposed Europe-wide immigration pact at a ministerial level meeting in Madrid, French Immigration Minister Brice Hortefeux said Thursday. Read more       Searching for a house for sale Properties in Spain MyHouseSpain.com   Search a company or links in Spain? English Spanish business DailySpain.com/links   Buy a property in France? Sell your French house MyHouseFrance.com
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