Rajoy seeks wide-reaching political consensus over war in Syria
Attempt is turning point for Spanish politics, more accustomed to a go-it-alone approach
Government files appeal against Catalan independence motion
Document asks Constitutional Court to warn 21 regional officials that they face suspension
Spanish PM agrees to reform Constitution if he wins re-election
Rajoy accepts opposition calls to change 1978 charter as Catalan challenge mounts
PM pledges to study Ciudadanos’ plan to deal with Catalan challenge
Mariano Rajoy meets with party leader Albert Rivera, as well as Podemos chief Pablo Iglesias The prime minister is due to hold talks with other opposition politicians to deal with the crisis
Catalan independence declaration will not achieve its goals, says Rajoy
State will not spare any political or legal tools in dealing with self-rule bid, says prime minister
PM officially dissolves parliament for December 20 general election
Mariano Rajoy fails to offer proposals to diffuse Catalan political crisis PP leader also declines to talk about possible pacts if his party does not win majority
Merkel and Sarkozy back Spanish PM at European People’s Party Congress
Conservative leaders at Madrid conference express pride in policies applied by Rajoy
“Mas thinks he’s the sole defender of democracy,” says deputy PM
Santamaría calls Catalan chief’s non-cooperation in court “an absolute atrocity”
Popular Party starts to draw red lines for potential post-electoral pacts
Governing party assuming it will have to negotiate with Ciudadanos in wake of polls But it says it will not let the emerging group dictate who will be prime minister
Prime Minister sets December 20 as Spanish general election date
Mariano Rajoy says Christmas period vote gives more leeway to constitute new parliament
PM to hold firm on approach toward Catalonia despite PP’s poor results
Center-right party positioning itself as the only group that can guarantee the unity of Spain
Prime minister cuts walking tour short in Catalonia after heckling
Mariano Rajoy was met with cries of “Independence!” and “Fascist!” in city of Reus
Catalonia could withhold its share of Spanish debt, regional premier warns
As region prepares for pivotal elections, Mas criticizes Madrid’s “strategy of fear”
Socialists pull out slight lead over Popular Party in latest polls
67 percent of those surveyed would like to see a government based on cross-party pacts
Spain will accept quota of 15,000 refugees allocated by Brussels
No arrival date set for asylum seekers, but government is drafting plan to ensure integration
Spain fears jihadists may enter country alongside asylum seekers
Theft of over 1,400 blank Syrian passports in Turkey fuels Islamic State infiltration theory
Spain will take in more refugees but says it is overwhelmed by petitions
Brussels wants Madrid to accept around 15,000 claims, making it a top recipient nation
Cameron warns Catalonia that independence means leaving EU
At joint Madrid conference, UK leader and Spanish PM Rajoy also discuss refugee crisis
Spanish prime minister: December 20 “most likely” election date
Rajoy struggling to find most propitious moment to hold what could be a watershed vote
Former PM’s letter to Catalans draws applause and contempt in equal doses
PP and some Catalan parties grateful, but secessionists angry at Felipe González's views
Spain’s Mariano Rajoy: “Catalonia will never be independent in any way”
PM sums up his achievements ahead of general elections due for the end of the year
Spanish PM: “There will be no Catalan independence”
Mariano Rajoy asks Catalonia’s leader for common sense ahead of September 27 election
Popular Party prepares to battle the Spanish left for young voters
Conservatives also targeting new party Ciudadanos in bid to prevent debacle at elections
Spanish PM seeks to allay fears of Greek contagion
Ibex 35 benchmark index closes down 4.56%, the biggest drop since August 2012 Analysts say a Grexit would have a “limited” effect on Spain's recovery in the short term
Socialist chief asked PM not to pass new laws before general election
Lunch meeting between Pedro Sánchez and Mariano Rajoy went “very badly,” say sources
Half of PP voters do not want Rajoy to run for re-election in the fall
But new poll shows conservatives are still ahead in voter intention, followed by Socialists
Government accuses Socialists of drifting towards “the radical left”
PM Rajoy warns PSOE that deals with extreme leftist groups would be “bad for stability”
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