
Socialists’ no to acting PM Rajoy opens door to third elections at Christmas
As expected, the Popular Party candidate lost the first round of the investiture vote

As expected, the Popular Party candidate lost the first round of the investiture vote

If the PP nominee does not secure the necessary support at the investiture vote this week, there will be two months to either form a government or hold new elections

On day two of investiture debate, Pedro Sánchez reiterates that he will vote against interim PM Mariano Rajoy, increasing the likelihood of a third general election in Spain

The image of the acting prime minister will appear on the micro-blogging site all week

The images of a calf being fought and killed in the ring in the town of Valmojado have revived the debate about animal abuse

More than 300 Spanish cities and towns hold similar fiestas with young animals

The end of negotiations with the FARC is a success for the entire region

Rape cases at Sanfermines prompt authorities to take zero-tolerance approach to sexual assaults

Ana Huete, who was 26, was in the area on vacation with her Italian boyfriend

The main opposition group believes that the Popular Party is using the date as a pressure tactic

Actor will accept prize on September 17, before screening of latest film ‘The Magnificent Seven’

The sacking of civil servants who are opposed to President Maduro is unacceptable

A spokesman for Peña Nieto admits there were “errors in style like quotes without inverted commas”

Spanish universities are still not faring well on international rankings. The government must take action

Spain’s politicians run the risk of discrediting the country’s political system

A Civil Guard graduate is among five arrested in July at Pamplona fiestas

Sprint canoeist Marcus Cooper Walz wins unexpected gold on Tuesday

No rules or restrictions currently exist regarding the wearing of long-sleeved bathing costumes

With just 32 residents, Olmeda de la Cuesta is offering cheap plots of land to attract more incomers

Fines and closures of Barcelona rental properties are a reminder that the market should remain open, but regulated

Survey taken at Gnetwork 360 gay travel conference says Argentinean capital tops regional list of capitals

This Friday and Saturday night you can watch the "Lagrimas de San Lorenzo" from a dark spot far from city lights, or from your computer screen

Study confirms a three-decade-old trend showing increase in weight problems

Overall numbers of people being held behind bars falls to 61,500, a 6% drop on last year

The case has reopened a national debate about to what degree the government should be able to regulate baby names

Economic research group highlights international concerns about ongoing political limbo

Since taking office in 2007, the president has concentrated power in his family’s hands