Miguel González

The far-right group has accused the conservatives of breaking a power-sharing agreement and has said it will “move to the opposition” in Madrid in response

Government sources say this step was bypassed, given the difficulty involved with modifying the agreement in the current climate in Spain of political uncertainty

The former judge hopes to remain in her role as Vox threatens to let the left govern if Ciudadanos refuses to negotiate with the far-right party

Polls suggest the fragmentation seen at the national vote will extend to the local and regional level, giving added clout to small parties such as far-right group Vox

The American embassy in Madrid has informally complained that the move to pull the ‘Méndez Núñez’ from a combat group in the Persian Gulf was communicated through military channels, not diplomatic ones

Acting Defense Minister Margarita Robles insists the move is technical, not political, and that the ship will rejoin the fleet once it reaches the Indian Ocean

Far-right leader Santiago Abascal admitted the election result was a source of “joy but also concern” after the right-wing bloc failed to secure enough votes to form a government

Christopher Ahn, who is allegedly a member of the dissident group Free Joseon, is accused of taking part on the raid on the diplomatic headquarters on February 22

Spanish prosecutors are investigating a complaint by an Islamic association in connection with a rally that talked about “the Islamist invasion”

Investigators say the group used micro-cameras to provide evidence of the raid to whoever ordered and financed the operation

The US denies any involvement in the mysterious break-in, although the group leader contacted the FBI

Agency says more funding is needed to support migrant integration, given the growing number of arrivals

“We are a common-sense party and of course we support the right to self-defense of upstanding Spaniards,” says Santiago Abascal, the head of the far-right group

Fernando Paz has made revisionist statements regarding the Nuremberg trials and the Holocaust

According to Spanish investigators, two of the men who broke into the diplomatic headquarters have connections to the US intelligence service

The group has tried to distance itself from José Antonio Ortiz Cambray, denying that he was the president of its branch in the Catalan city of Lleida

Navy believes the first corporal jeopardized the neutrality of the armed forces by criticizing the former Spanish dictator

US Embassy in Madrid notified Spanish government before Juan Guaidó declared himself interim president

Authorities are preparing to deport two Colombians and a Spaniard who were held on Wednesday in Caracas as they were covering the crisis for EFE

The abuse left the woman with post-traumatic stress disorder and she was deemed mentally unfit to remain in the Air Force

The license to export parts was granted when the sanctions – approved given the deteriorating situation in the Latin American country – were already in place

Spanish Foreign Ministry wants to ensure UK migrants will be able to vote and run for office in local elections next May

The money will be spent on building five F110 class frigates, purchasing 348 battle vehicles and upgrading the Eurofighter jet

The number of requests has tripled since 2015, the year before the UK voted to leave the EU

London says complaint is over the incursion into Gibraltarian waters, which Spain does not recognize

Chinese President Ji Xinping is on a three-day visit to Madrid to reinforce bilateral ties