Review: In Goya’s Shadow, Andrea Fraser’s Videos Skewer Social Institutions The show “Andrea Fraser: L’1%, c’est moi,” at the Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona, questions the collusion of business, government and art. By MARTHA SCHWENDENER
Spanish Archive Raises Franco-Era Ghosts and Shadows of a New Chasm Eighty years after the Spanish Civil War began, the return of family documents kept by the government shows that the consequences continue to ripple through Spain. By RAPHAEL MINDER
Stadium Neighborhoods Are Becoming Magnets for Home Seekers Sports stadiums in the United States have served as a catalyst for large-scale mixed-use projects; now Europe's stadium neighborhoods are catching up. By KEVIN BRASS
IHT RETROSPECTIVE 1916: Spain Under Martial Law From the archives of the International Herald Tribune: King Alfonso of Spain declares martial law in 1916. By INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE
TIMESVIDEO Scenes From Spain's 'Running of the Bulls' Several people were injured on Tuesday, the sixth day of the annual running of the bulls tradition in Pamplona, Spain. By REUTERS
Thousands Protest Sex Assaults at Bull Run in Pamplona, Spain Fifteen people have been arrested in separate cases of sexual assault at the annual San Fermín festival, amid heightened awareness of such attacks in Europe. By RAPHAEL MINDER
Cartoon of Obama Is Condemned as Anti-Semitic in Spain As part of a protest against President Obama’s visit to Spain, the United Left posted a drawing of him hugging a caricature of Jewish man and slipping him money. By RAPHAEL MINDER
Knicks Drawing on Top Spanish League to Stock Bench Center Guillermo Hernangomez and forward Mindaugas Kuzminskas, veterans of the league where Kristaps Porzingis played, both reached deals to join him in New York. By ZACH SCHONBRUN
Spanish Tax Authorities Investigate Google Officials visited the technology giant’s offices in Madrid as part of their inquiry, broadening the scrutiny in Europe of how the company pays taxes. By MARK SCOTT
Spain’s Vote Deals Setback to Podemos, a Rising Protest Party The radical left-wing party fell short of expectations in Sunday’s election as the Popular Party of Mariano Rajoy won the most votes. By RAPHAEL MINDER
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