Spanish Congress moves to decriminalize insulting the king
If the reform goes ahead, it will no longer be a crime to insult the monarch, national symbols, state institutions or religious sentiment
Peridis
Peridis cartoon, October 24, 2018
How sharing a warning about a pedophile cost a policewoman her job
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Spanish High Court probes 23 years of bribery in arms sales to Saudi Arabia
State-owned company Defex is accused of paying millions in illegal commission to secure weapons contracts
The ongoing legal battle over an 18th-century ghost ship
Chile and a treasure hunter are fighting over the cargo of a Spanish galleon that went down in 1770
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