About 45,000 take to the streets of Spain’s capital ahead of trial of separatist leaders
Podemos fails to gain parliamentary support for alternative government
Shareholders wiped out in 2012 when bank nationalised in €22.5bn bailout
Former IMF director one of 65 bank executives convicted in €12m ‘black card’ scheme
Rodrigo Rato misused credit cards as head of Caja Madrid at height of financial crisis
King Felipe’s sister one of 18 on trial after investigation into Noos Foundation charity
Scandal-plagued prime minister Mariano Rajoy is still favourite to win in Sunday’s vote
App inspired by real-life scenarios such as arrest of former minister Rodrigo Rato for fraud
Austerity policies and claims of fraud have steered voters towards the new
Authorities have frozen 78 bank accounts belonging to former economy minister and IMF chief Rodrigo Rato
Spain’s state prosecutor requested the search of Rato’s Madrid home
Close ties with the political and financial classes sealed the financier’s fate – with jail now a very real possibility
Jail terms were cut after defendants agreed to give back €28.6m
Partido X, born out of the ‘indignados’ movement, has just gone public
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