Supreme Court prosecutor to investigate former King of Spain
Father of current monarch allegedly received commissions from Saudi Arabia to build a high-speed train link to the city of Mecca
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Former Socialist Tarragona mayor to face trial for alleged corruption
Josep Fèlix Ballesteros and eight others are accused of corruption in social services
High court investigates former Catalan ministers for money laundering
Judge sees evidence that party donations by senior officials came from black money from businesses seeking public works contracts
Prosecutor requests investigation into pro-independence MP for alleged irregular contracts
Laura Borràs accused of fraudulently selecting supplier for services worth €260,000
Unionists accuse government of corruption in parliament spat
Cs MP says executive is surrounded by "putrefaction and corruption" and clashes with speaker over "sexist" comments
Spain 9th worst in EU perception of corruption
Country gets 58 points in index by Transparency International NGO, 17 below the average of "full democracies"
Former party head Oriol Pujol begins jail term
Son of ex-Catalan president arrives at prison to serve two and a half years for taking bribes and influence peddling
Head of Lleida’s regional authority detained in anti-corruption operation
Joan Reñé arrested in relation to a kickbacks-for-contracts case involving CDC party
Rajoy to be ousted with Catalan and Basque votes
Parties confirm support to Socialists’ motion of no confidence against Spanish president
Spain fails to implement anti-corruption measures, says Council of Europe
None of the eleven recommendations by the Human Rights body in 2013 have been fully completed
Spain has had ‘limited progress’ in fighting corruption, says Council of Europe
The international organization says measures recommended in 2013 not yet fully implemented and urges authorities to do so “as soon as possible”
Spanish president challenges opposition to vote him out over corruption accusations
Opposition parties force Mariano Rajoy to address Spanish Parliament a month after becoming the first serving president to testify in a criminal case
Rajoy denies all knowledge of illegal party funding
In first court appearance by a sitting Spanish president, the leader of the People's Party insists he had only “political responsibilities” and knew “absolutely” nothing about financial matters
Spain’s Guardia Civil enters Catalan Parliament in relation to corruption case
Police officers request information for ongoing investigation into alleged irregular funding of CDC party
Mas to appear before the Parliament over CDC illegal funding
All the parties in the Catalan chamber except from governing cross-party list ‘Junts Pel Sí’ urged former Catalan President, Artur Mas, to appear before the Parliament over CDC irregular funding. He will have to do so after the main figures accused in the ‘Palau Case’ assured that former CDC, now renamed as the Catalan European Democratic Party (PDeCAT), received commissions from Ferrovial construction company in exchange for public contracts and with the intermediation of ‘Palau de la Música’. Indeed, Mas was head of CDC at the time when the alleged corruption took place. Pro-independence radical left CUP consider it “a fiction” to separate CDC from PDeCat and the Catalan Socialist Party (PSC) have called for Mas to quit his political career if the accusations over CDC irregular funding prove to be true.