Better with Brussels
The existence of shared interests favors intervention by the EU in the Gibraltar conflict
Editorial
Saved by exports
Spain’s trade balance is achieving record figures, despite a lack of support from the government
This is not just a Greek problem
The difficulties in Athens are proof that the euro zone is by no means out of danger
An unsafe curve at high speeds
The judge investigating the Santiago crash has accused infrastructure firm Adif of negligence
Not quite anything goes
Antiterrorist laws cannot be used as a wild card for protecting secrets of state
A more European Germany
After the elections, Berlin must strengthen its own economy to spur growth in the EU
Money and La Liga
The crisis is turning Spain into a leading exporter of world-class soccer players
End of the recession
Germany and France’s jolt forward has benefited Spain and Italy, but doesn’t guarantee more jobs
Civil war in the offing?
The repression of the Muslim Brothers brings Egypt close to armed confrontation
Yet another attempt at peace
Negotiations between Palestinians and Israelis start again amid widespread pessimism
Wake-up call in Argentina
Primary results constitute a serious warning for President Fernández de Kirchner
Buzz in the telephone market
América Móvil’s bid for KPN is a further step toward concentration in the cellphone market
Summer fever
Spain has the right on its side regarding Gibraltar, but it must weigh the consequences of its actions
Unheeded complaints
The Bank of Spain needs to make lenders respond to the legitimate grievances of customers
Turkey and Ergenekon
The murkier aspects of the long trial against coup plotters have changed the political scene
Pardon under suspicion
The Spanish government must offer an explanation on the release of a pedophile in Morocco
Waters of Gibraltar
The tough line on the Rock aims to spark fresh dialogue with London, but its effects are uncertain
Unblocking the Catalan question
Rajoy should open the door to dialogue while Mas should eschew unilateral action
Everything has been left wide open
PP fails to tackle the Bárcenas case as Congress goes into recess and public unease grows
Preaching by example
The Madrid region’s rebellion over deficit sharing conceals ministry’s shortcomings
A clear, convincing explanation
Rajoy must not miss the opportunity to rectify errors, and to state his plans for the future
Explanation, not concealment
The failure to offer a convincing account of the Santiago accident merely fuels speculation
Promoting renewable energy
The authorities must revise proposed legislation that discourages home solar power
Massacre in Cairo
The generals are bringing Egypt to the brink of chaos with the bloody repression of Islamists
Safety under fire
Investment in high-speed rail must not be made at the expense of safety measures
Disconcerting Griñán
Andalusia premier alleges personal reasons for his sudden decision to step down
More violence in Egypt
Effective democratic government is incompatible with permanent convulsion
Addressing the political crisis
Rajoy’s parliamentary appearance calls for clear answers without skirting the problem
Studying gets harder
The drop in the number of grants awarded and higher fees are affecting equal opportunity
Fighting tax avoidance
The G-20’s plan to stop fiscal evasion by multinationals requires the support of states