Supreme Court ruling on corruption scandal shaves five months off the original sentence but confirms jail time for Iñaki Urdangarin, who can still turn to the Constitutional Court
The vessel is carrying more than 600 migrants rescued from the sea by MSF and Sos Mediterranée, but had been refused permission to dock by Italy and Malta
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s main task now is to repair the damage done by Mariano Rajoy’s Popular Party
Spain’s new Socialist government says decision is aimed at normalizing relations with Catalan authorities
“Citizens trust this newsroom, and we have to show that we deserve that confidence on a daily basis,” the journalist told assembled staff on Friday morning
The new ministers – 61% of whom are women – have been officially sworn in at the Zarzuela palace
The renowned Spanish journalist will be the only woman to have led the newspaper in its 42-year history, and will be taking over from Antonio Caño
With his selection of ministers – including a high proportion of women – Pedro Sánchez has opted for a message of stability and moderation geared toward Europe
Pedro Duque is the best-known face in a Cabinet lineup with more women than ever before in Spanish democracy
The former prime minister announced his resignation on Tuesday, just days after he was ousted from office via a no-confidence motion filed by the Socialists
Pedro Sánchez counters claims about a weak government with Socialist lineup that includes several women and a non-separatist Catalan
Now that they are in opposition, the conservatives need to regroup and exercise loyal opposition to the government, not create tension and agitation
His Cabinet is likely to be made up of politicians from his Socialist Party, with a spokesperson already having announced there will be no ministers from Podemos
Spain’s newly appointed prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, must form a solid government that facilitates stability
The Catalan separatists of PDeCAT have also pledged to support the Socialist Party motion to oust Mariano Rajoy from office, which could happen in a ballot tomorrow
No-confidence motion triumphs, with deputies in Congress casting 180 votes in favor of the ouster of Mariano Rajoy, with 169 votes against and one abstention
These are the legal steps that must be taken following today’s vote in Spanish Congress
The no-confidence vote will remove Mariano Rajoy as prime minister, but won’t produce greater political stability
Jordi Puigneró, the regional digital policy and public administration chief, described Spanish intellectuals as “abusive husbands” and compared Spain to Turkey
Two-day debate will end with a vote that could unseat the conservative PM from power
Negotiated early elections are the best way to end the political uncertainty
Mariano Rajoy calls the Socialists “Torquemadas” because of their “inquisitorial approach”
Uncertainty over no-confidence vote against Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy sends bond yields up and listed shares down
Session in parliament will start Thursday, but it is unclear how Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez will secure enough support to get Mariano Rajoy voted out
When new technologies create unemployment, the presence of a welfare state able to redistribute wealth can help workers to absorb this negative impact
Only a stable alternative government will be able to lead the country out of the current political crisis
PM rules out calling early elections, and says the motion seeks to advance partisan agendas, not the interests of Spain
