Spain's acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez unveiled Tuesday more than 300 policy proposals including free daycare in a fresh bid to win the support of far-left party Podemos to form a new government and avoid new general elections.
Ousted Catalan president Carles Puigdemont on Saturday demanded Madrid reinstate his regional government, which was deposed after an independence referendum that Spanish courts judged illegal, as part
of a political settlement.
Spain’s minority Popular Party (PP) government, which was voted in by parliament at the end of October after a 10-month limbo period following inconclusive elections last December and June, has a lot on its plate.
Spain's caretaker Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy on Tuesday urged lawmakers to back him for a second term, arguing ahead of a confidence vote which he appears set to lose that the country "urgently" needs a government.
Spain's acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy warned Saturday ahead of parliament's confidence vote for a second term in office that the formation of a new government remained "more of a wish".
Spain's acting prime minister will go to parliament at the end of the month to seek to stay in his job, despite not having an obvious way to form a majority.
King Felipe VI is "concerned" about Spain's political paralysis, a lawmaker who met him said on Tuesday as the monarch began a fourth round of talks with party representatives to try and agree on a government.
Spain's anti-austerity party Podemos on Thursday opened a grass roots referendum of its members to decide whether or not it should back a government made up of the Socialists and centrist upstart Ciudadanos.
Spain's king will hold another round of talks with the country's political parties in a last-ditch bid to get them to form a coalition and avoid fresh elections, the royal palace said on Tuesday.
Spain's Socialists and new far-left party Podemos said on Wednesday they had restarted talks to form a government and break a three-month political deadlock following an inconclusive December 20th
election.
Spain's Socialist chief Pedro Sanchez failed on Wednesday in his bid to form a new government and end weeks of political stalemate after both main rival parties voted against him in a vote of confidence.
Spain's Socialist chief Pedro Sanchez was set to lose his bid to form a new government on Wednesday after key parties vowed to vote against him in an evening vote of confidence in parliament.
Spain's Socialist chief Pedro Sanchez ventured into hostile parliamentary territory Tuesday to plead with lawmakers to vote him through as prime minister and allow the country to finally get a government, knowing his chances are slim.
Spain's Socialist party announced on Wednesday that the centrist Ciudadanos party would back their candidate for prime minister, ending weeks of political deadlock since inconclusive elections
Spain's king gave Socialist party chief Pedro Sanchez the tough task of forming a government on Tuesday in a bid to end a potentially damaging political deadlock more than six weeks after inconclusive elections.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy on Thursday blamed the economic crisis and corruption scandals for his ruling Popular Party's recent drubbing in local elections.
Some of Spain’s most famous crops could be at risk as temperatures are set to rise by as much as 5 degrees if nothing is done to tackle climate change, a new report warns.
The Spanish government has pledged over €10 million to protect the country’s coastline from climate change, the first of such measures Spain has taken to reduce environmental damage in the country.
The launch of a new 'transparency portal' on Wednesday will allow Spaniards to access to never before seen data on all aspects of government and public life.
