
Spanish king calls political leaders for talks as deadline for new elections looms
The consultations with Felipe VI will determine whether the Socialist Party’s Pedro Sánchez has enough support in Congress to be voted back in as prime minister

The consultations with Felipe VI will determine whether the Socialist Party’s Pedro Sánchez has enough support in Congress to be voted back in as prime minister

Pedro Sánchez will meet with opposition leaders after being asked by King Felipe VI to submit to an investiture vote

In a fractured post-election scenario, Pedro Sánchez is keeping his Socialist Party’s options open until all groups have made their positions clear

The father of current monarch Felipe VI, who is aged 81, has informed his son via a letter that he will no longer be making official appearances

The Socialist Party, Ciudadanos, Popular Party and Vox have criticized the move from López Obrador, but the left-wing Unidas Podemos group has defended the Mexican president

During an ill-tempered session led by a Popular Party senator, Pablo Iglesias denied any irregularities but admitted he “didn’t agree with some things I said in the past”

Officials make a special show of unity as the country grapples with the Catalan secession drive and political fragmentation

The heir to the Spanish throne made her first public speech on Wednesday, reciting an article of the Constitution on the day of her birthday

Pedro Sánchez and Pablo Casado sat down for nearly three hours to discuss matters of national concern

If the legislation makes it through parliament, by 2020 terminal patients could request aid from healthcare system to end their lives

The leader of the Spanish Socialists will govern the country in a minority after winning a no-confidence motion against Mariano Rajoy with the support of separatist and populist parties

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

Session in parliament will start Thursday, but it is unclear how Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez will secure enough support to get Mariano Rajoy voted out

Report from the Mixed Committee on Drug Problems will serve as the basis for future regulations covering alcohol, and has now been passed on to the Spanish Health Ministry

Two Catalan parties clash over reform that leftists see as benefiting banks and “vulture funds”

Investigating judge asks Finance Minister Cristóbal Montoro to explain statements to the contrary

If amendment prospers, Spain will be first country with comprehensive law regulating digital rights

Socialists call for resignation of traffic chief after 3,000 cars stranded in snowstorm on AP-6

Opposition criticizes lack of planning and calls for ministers to answer questions in Congress

As he turns 80, Felipe VI’s father can look back on memories of a reign that ushered in a period of democracy and economic prosperity

During the speech, the monarch sent a message of “calm, confidence and hope” to the population

Referendum preparations continue, but regional officials are now suggesting a period of talks before secession occurs

Pablo Iglesias and Arnaldo Otegi urge people to demonstrate on streets after arrests on Wednesday

Elizabeth II pays tribute to the “great strengths” of the UK’s bilateral relationship with Spain

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia begin three-day state trip to the United Kingdom, the first of its kind for 30 years

Felipe VI and Letizia seek to allay the fears of large community of Spaniards living in Britain

The monarch will also hold a meeting with Prime Minister Theresa May at 10 Downing Street