Spanish regions forced to make budget cuts as political deadlock continues
The lack of a stable government means the state cannot release €5 billion promised as an advance
Time to go Mr Rajoy? Latest poll reveals most voters want PM to quit
Survey shows 85% of Spaniards say veteran politician should hand PP leadership to someone else
Iceta: “Either I’m the premier or a pro-independence leader will be”
The leader of the Catalan Socialist party is convinced that he can govern without a coalition
Inés Arrimadas: “I’m hoping for a cross-party government with other constitutionalist forces”
Ciudadanos leader in Catalonia talks about her plans if she becomes the next premier on December 21
Spanish PM lines up with Socialists in bid to block Catalan independence vote
Rajoy also in talks with Ciudadanos as regional leaders fail to settle on date for planned referendum
Trump seeks traditional running mate for the Republican ticket
Leaders of the “Grand Old Party” are wary of the consequences of his presidential nomination
Cruise ship makes first US-Cuba voyage in over half a century
A Carnival vessel carrying 590 passengers aboard is scheduled to dock in Havana on Monday
The changing faces of Miami’s Cuban community
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Unstoppable Trump forces Marco Rubio out of US presidential race
Real estate mogul is inching closer to the Republican nomination, with few alternatives left
Clinton, Sanders distance themselves from Obama over deportations
Both Democratic candidates promise to push for immigration reform during TV debate
Republican Party caught between bombastic Trump, right-wing Cruz
After the weekend’s results, a battle between extreme candidates will decide the future of the US
Spaniard on death row in Florida for 15 years granted new trial
Pablo Ibar has always maintained his innocence over 1994 triple murder
Miami asks Obama for help dealing with arriving Cuban migrants
Florida authorities request financial aid to cope with incoming wave of newcomers
King Felipe calls on Spanish-speakers to promote their language in the US
Speech comes in wake of debate over Donald Trump’s remarks regarding immigrants
Jorge Ramos: “Trump offers horror, a white utopia without migrants”
Latino reporter ejected from Republican hopeful’s news conference calls him “authoritarian”
The Cuban chefs helping defrost relations with the US
Four entrepreneurs are in Miami to share their knowledge and learn management skills
Andalusia begins new parliament without top body in place
Five-way bickering over who gets to sit on assembly augurs a complicated four years
Socialists win in Andalusia but party still falls short of majority
PP is weakened while Podemos becomes third political force in Spain’s biggest region
Andalusia premier calls early elections after Socialist-IU coalition falls apart
A PSOE victory on March 22 would help galvanize party against Podemos challenge
Anticorruption attorneys want Supreme Court to handle part of ERE fund scandal
Judge Alaya asked to transfer section of her investigation into Andalusian embezzlement case
Socialist leader attacks government over broken electoral promises
Rubalcaba accuses Rajoy of having hidden agenda Andalusian delegates elect Díaz as leader of regional party chapter
“The layoff fraud scandal not only pains me, but it is embarrassing”
New Andalusia premier Susana Díaz faces up to the Socialist Party’s checkered past in the region it has ruled for three decades
Andalusian premier’s bow-out decision hampers Socialist Party’s plans for internal debate
Regional leader tells assembly that he will not run as a candidate in 2016