The Trump effect and the mistakes of Correismo hand Daniel Noboa victory in Ecuador
The conservative president won re-election in a run-off against the leftist Luisa González by almost 12 points, a margin that no poll had anticipated
Overwhelming victories for Trump and Biden on Super Tuesday also raise red flags for both
Thursday’s State of the Union address opens a new phase of the presidential campaign
Acting Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez says deal with Podemos is dead in water
Speaking on Monday morning on the Cadena SER radio network, the Socialist politician said that the left-wing party refused an offer of places in the Cabinet
Spanish security company spied on Julian Assange’s meetings with lawyers
EL PAÍS has had access to video, audio and written reports showing that the WikiLeaks founder was the target of a surveillance operation while living at the Ecuadorian embassy in London
Police report contradicts Ciudadanos’ claims of abuse at Madrid Gay Pride parade
According to officials, members of the center-right party did not suffer “physical aggression,” nor did they follow instructions from authorities
Máster y doctora(n)do en aparentar
La obtención de títulos como prebendas es una práctica corrupta
Venezuelan election fiasco deepens President Maduro’s isolation
Sunday’s polls have been widely criticized with several countries refusing to recognize the results
Ousted Catalan officials petition Supreme Court for release from jail
Ex-deputy premier Oriol Junqueras and aides pledge to abide by Article 155 of Constitution despite opposing it politically
Just a quarter of Catalans want to continue with current secession strategy
Weary voters step back from hard-line independence tactics, according to Metroscopia survey for EL PAÍS
Catalonia in the fall
It is hard to explain to faraway friends just how far the Catalan government has gone in its populist interpretation of a democracy without rules
Crisis and opportunity
The combination of Article 155 and constitutional reform opens up a new space for dialogue
Ambiente electoral en un colegio de Barcelona
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Colegio Collaso i Gil de Barcelona
Protests continue in Venezuela despite fears of “slide into anarchy”
After a month of marches and a death toll of 29, opposition says it will maintain pressure on government
Hillary Clinton finally secures the Democratic Party nomination
Something resembling unity at last reigns within the party, which now turns its sights on stopping Donald Trump
Promising to continue the ‘revolution’, Bernie Sanders calls on his supporters to vote for Hillary Clinton
Keynote speakers attempted to close divisions at Democratic Party convention
Divided Democratic Party begins convention to ratify Hillary Clinton nomination
Wikileaks publication of Democratic National Committee internal emails prompts resignation of Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz
Socialists struggle with internal strife over party pact talks and leadership
Valencia’s regional chief predicts new elections: “The numbers just don’t add up” Ex-Basque Country believes his group is making “a public spectacle” of itself
Hillary Clinton email on immigration likely to irritate Mexican government
Correspondence reveals politician’s view on criticism of controversial Arizona law
Monuments to the disgraced
Calls have been growing to remove statues referring to politicians implicated in scandals
“I trusted my husband,” Princess Cristina tells judge
King Juan Carlos’s youngest daughter evades most questions in tax evasion and money-laundering inquiry
Bolivia asks Brazil to hand over rogue senator
Morales wants Pinto Molina to face the 20 charges pending against him in Bolivia
Chavista congressman hurls homophobic slurs at Venezuelan opposition leader
Madrid's Aguirre avoids getting in a flap over joke Twitter feed
Conservative regional premier takes no action over spoof character scripted by anonymous blogger