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Spain's controversial educational reform: Will the Green Tide wash it away?

New government reforms aim to reduce Spain's dropout rate. But they are opposed by green-shirted protesters from the education sector, known as the Green Tide.

Madrid, Catalonia play down secret talks on independence

Upbeat Rajoy says Spain is on the mend, despite economic woes

Spanish economy shows glimmers of hope, but prime minister gets no love

Briefing: Catalonia's bid to breakaway from Spain

Could Catalonia's vote boost Basque independence?

Catalonian elections: Madrid is bad, austerity is worse (+video)

Could Spain split up? Catalonian vote may birth independence bid. (+video)

The Monitor's View Why the UN must respond to rebels splitting Congo

Energy Voices An economic theory of limited oil supply

Spanish elections bolster Rajoy's austerity policies

Europe's independence seekers: Scotland, Catalonia, and now ... Venice

Bond downgrade puts pressure on Spain for bailout request (+video)

Land of opportunity for Southern Europeans? Germany.

Barcelona vs Madrid: Battling on the soccer field and off

Spain's troubles worsen, sparking new phase for euro crisis

Amid Madrid protests, Catalonia bumps up elections in independence push

After Spain nixes new fiscal deal, Catalonia considers independence push

Spain's borrowing costs soar. Bailout needed?

As Barcelona bans bullfights, reeling Spain seeks its national soul

Spain speaks: conservative opposition wins in landslide victory (video)

There Be Dragons: movie review

Europe makes room for Chinese investment, but not without concern

July 28, 2010 Photos of the Day

Catalonia votes for less death in the afternoon with bullfighting ban