In pictures: The investiture vote that saw Pedro Sánchez returned to power
Pedro Sánchez of the Socialist Party was confirmed as the new prime minister by a razor-thin margin on Tuesday, after eight months of a caretaker administration
Pedro Sánchez voted back in as Spanish prime minister by Congress
The Socialist Party leader won a second investiture vote by a simple majority of just two votes and will now lead the country’s first coalition government since the Second Republic
Spain gets a new PM, but what can he push through parliament?
Given the arithmetic in Congress and stated intentions of opposition parties, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is facing a term that is likely to be beset by problems from the start
Pedro Sánchez submits to the closest investiture vote of Spain’s democracy
The caretaker prime minister is set to win a simple majority by a very small margin in Congress today, meaning any last-minute setbacks could lead to fresh elections
European Gibraltar
Spain is taking a firm approach to talks about the future of the British Overseas Territory after Brexit
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, January 7, 2020
Airport authority plans €1.5-billion overhaul for Madrid’s Barajas
The facility manager, Aena, wants to merge Terminals 1, 2 and 3 and to expand Terminal 4 in order to raise potential passenger volume to 80 million
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