Elsa García de Blas

Ciudadanos is now open to deals after shunning the Socialist Party for months, while the Popular Party is focusing on the economy ahead of the November 10 repeat vote

According to the latest Centre for Sociological Research poll, 40% of voters would cast a ballot for the Socialist Party at a fresh election, with support for left-wing Unidas Podemos falling

Three top officials have resigned in protest over the group’s dealings with the far-right Vox and refusal to support the Socialists

After breaking with Ciudadanos, the former French prime minister speaks to EL PAÍS about why he believes the center-right party has betrayed its liberal and progressive values

The center-right group’s executive committee wants to avoid a repeat of the situation in Andalusia, and says it is open to “exceptional” deals with the Socialist Party

Poor showing of left-wing Podemos puts a damper on its plans for coalition government, while center-right Ciudadanos is now more open to deals with the PSOE

The parliament that emerged from the recent election reflects the highest gender parity in the entire EU. Some of the female deputies who were sworn in yesterday discuss what this means for Spain

The anti-austerity party argues that the public health system should be funded by taxes and not from private contributions from business moguls such as Amancio Ortega

Acting PM Pedro Sánchez met with the leaders of Ciudadanos and Podemos on Tuesday in a bid to forge governing alliances following the general election of April 28

Four million women have yet to decide who to vote for in April and May, and parties are scrambling to attract their attention

The conservative Popular Party, center-right Ciudadanos and far-right Vox called the demonstration in response to Pedro Sánchez’s handling of the Catalan independence drive

The calls from the Popular Party and Ciudadanos came after it emerged that a “rapporteur” will be present at talks between Madrid and Catalan political parties

Pedro Sánchez will meet with the head of the European Court of Human Rights and give a speech to respond to Catalan separatists’ arguments that there are political prisoners in Spain

Socialist Party suffers an unexpected setback as it stands to get ousted after 36 years in power

Ciudadanos has backed the nomination, which is due to be confirmed on Tuesday in the Catalan capital

The journalist was punched in the head while filming the demonstration, which was called to support a woman who was allegedly attacked for taking down yellow ribbons

Party chiefs Albert Rivera and Inés Arrimadas made the symbolic gesture in front of reporters on Wednesday in Alella (Barcelona), to jeers and whistles from local residents

Ciudadanos and the PP have called on Pedro Sánchez to ban yellow ribbons from public spaces as tensions rise in the region

A modification of the Historical Memory Law will legally safeguard the exhumation of the former dictator, before the initiative is put to a historic vote in Congress

Party wants Socialist government to use Article 155 to take action against Quim Torra, after he vows his government will “attack” the “unjust Spanish state”

Pedro Sánchez counters claims about a weak government with Socialist lineup that includes several women and a non-separatist Catalan

Mariano Rajoy calls the Socialists “Torquemadas” because of their “inquisitorial approach”

In the wake of the Gürtel corruption ruling, Pedro Sánchez has filed a vote of no confidence in Congress against Popular Party Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy

Spain’s two main parties renew their agreement to fight “challenges” by Catalan leader

Madrid Mayor Manuela Carmena has been approached by rival Socialists to run as their own candidate in upcoming polls

Central authorities had been hoping that a new regional government would in place by now