Forgot your password?
Feedback is welcome
MOBILE phone giant Movístar has agreed to waive a €3,900 bill it slapped on a customer for roaming charges in Serbia – a country she has never been to in her life.
SPAIN'S Constitutional Court has declared the PP government's infamous 'tax amnesty' null and void, since the bill of law passed to allow it to go ahead goes against the national Magna Carta.
Banco Santander has bought Banco Popular for €1, rescuing its fellow Spanish lender from from the brink of collapse.
Banco Santander is allegedly preparing a capital increase of more than 5 billion euros as part of a potential offer for its struggling rival, Banco Popular.
BOND villain Javier Bardem has spoken out over headlines reporting his €150,000 fine for 'tax avoidance' in 2006 and 2007, saying he has 'always been on top of' his payments.
A YOUNG woman with no income has been denied financial support from her parents by a court because she is 'too lazy to earn a living'.
A COCAINE addict left disabled by her habit has managed to get her insurance company to pay out €173,000 after a court battle in which the underwriters declined her claim for non-disclosure.
SPAIN'S Supreme Court has declared a man partially incapacitated because he is diagnosed as being a psychopath – the first time a person with this personality trait has been made a ward of court or family.
THE new-style €50 note is now in circulation and has hit the shops and banks in Spain, but the 'old' version will still be issued while stocks last, according to the Central European Bank (BCE).
A 'MINT strike' of 24 hours will start tomorrow (Thursday) at the Bank of Spain means no money will be printed all day – or at least, by 80% of staff at the printing firm, Imbisa, who have confirmed they will...
THE world's largest yacht has been impounded off the coast of Gibraltar over a €15.3 million debt, according to the Rock's Supreme Court.
THREE top bosses at the Bank of Spain have resigned due to being investigated in relation to the Bankia flotation scandal.