Lluís Pellicer

The European Commission warns about the risk of non-compliance with EU rules after Madrid submitted a budgetary plan for 2020 “based on a no-policy-change scenario”

The government is waiting to see what other candidates are put forward before suggesting Nadia Calviño as the successor to Christine Lagarde

Court of Justice in Luxembourg rules that one of the shareholders acted in bad faith when he registered the brand name to sell music, fashion and other products

EU Commissioner Pierre Moscovici has congratulated the country and encouraged the government to continue down the path of responsible budget management

Carles Puigdemont, who fled Spain in 2017 to avoid arrest over his role in the independence drive, was recently voted in as an MEP, but will be unable to take his seat unless he travels to Madrid

The European official praises the strong performance of the Spanish economy but warns of the threat posed by far-right parties like Vox

The EU thinks the Spanish economy will deviate significantly from medium-term goals, and warns about the need for new structural reforms

Government wants to change the agreement to make it clear that future negotiations on The Rock are not included in the pact

The budget airline has called on the European Commission to investigate what it calls “anti-competitive behavior” as it braces for a mass walkout on Friday

European Commission says low-cost airline must comply with the laws of the countries in which it operates

The EU finance commissioner talks about the need for more economic reforms and the danger posed by illiberal forces as Europe faces elections next year

Spain broke its tourism record in 2017 with 81.8 million visitors, but the last month of the year saw the first fall since 2013

But party says it does not have the numbers and is watching moves of secessionist bloc

Arrest warrant still pending for ousted premier which could complicate pro-independence government

The challenge for pro-secession groups has been how to win over voters after recent failures

Corporate leaders seeking economic stability eye Constitutionalist parties in run-up to regional election

Sacked minister spent month behind bars playing table tennis, reading letters and watching television

Key parties ERC and JuntsxCat pushing for “dialogue” with Spanish state after December 21 election

Oriol Junqueras maintains that massive company flight from the region will not affect the economy

The global repercussion of the Catalan crisis has alarmed international companies, pushing them to move their legal headquarters

Six out of seven Ibex companies are moving their HQ to other cities due to the secessionist challenge

Rating agencies, analysts and the European press warn of the risks of a declaration of independence

Tensions over the illegal vote on Sunday slow projects after a record first half of the year

Monthly prices on new leases rose 20.9% on average over the last year, says industry leader Idealista

Document urges analysts to carry out their own research as independence push ramps up

Luis De Guindos wants to see “EU-sized companies,” saying small businesses are restricting growth

Hotels and airlines call for central government to intervene as busy summer season approaches