Nicolas Tomás

Poll: Spain's PP narrows gap with the PSOE and Feijóo outscores Sánchez

Spanish coalition partners drop more than two percent in CIS poll, which shows Cs on the verge of extinction

Extremists jailed for anti-Catalan attack granted open prison regime in record time

The last of the 8 perpetrators of the 2013 attack, Pedro Chaparro, obtained open prison rights after less than a month inside

Zelensky: "What Russia is doing is like the Spanish Civil War attack on Gernika"

Speaking to Spain's Congress of Deputies, Ukrainian president named Spanish firms that continue to "do business with Russia"

Juan Carlos I is to remain living in Abu Dhabi but will visit Spain "frequently"

Current Spanish king Felipe VI expresses "respect and understanding" for the "will" of his father, who fled Spain in 2020

Spanish PM Sánchez discards revoking the inviolability of the king

Spain's government claims that the special majorities required for constitutional reform could not be obtained

Spanish prosecutors close all corruption investigations into ex-king Juan Carlos I

The decision is in spite of irregularities found by prosecutors in ex-monarch's finances, such as concealing funds abroad

A dogged Ayuso destroys Casado's farewell from Spain's PP, demanding "expulsions"

After emerging unscathed from bitter PP power struggle, Madrid leader Ayuso refuses to bury the hatchet

Embattled PP leader Casado sacrifices right-hand man and calls party congress

President of Spain's Partido Popular agrees to the move after finding himself completely isolated in the party

Casado calls Wednesday meeting with the PP barons who have demanded his head

Regional presidents of the PP are summoned to a meeting with the embattled party head, a first move in a possible showdown

Ayuso counters Casado's figures for payment to brother as battle rages in Spain's PP

Madrid regional president says €55,850 payment made to her brother was "remuneration" for his "management"

The PP, in Vox's hands in a further Spanish region after Castilla y León elections

Socialists lose first place, Cs become residual and 'España Vaciada' makes an impact

Pedro Sánchez leaves dialogue with Catalonia postponed, with no date

The Spanish government expresses confidence that Pere Aragonès will attend autonomous presidents meeting on La Palma

Spanish government looks to minor parties to save its labour law reform

The executive reiterates that it will not touch the text, as the pro-independence parties demand if they are to vote for it

Podemos, ERC and Bildu call for inquiry into pedophilia in Spain's Catholic Church

Three parties want Spain to hold an independent commission into sexual abuse in the Church, like that held in France

All of Sánchez's allies boosted in Spanish poll, while Cs sink into irrelevance

Half-way through the Spanish legislature, CIS poll asserts that PSOE is holding its 7% lead over second-placed PP

Supreme Court rejects all appeals against pardoning of Catalan political prisoners

Appeals against last year's pardoning of nine jailed Catalan pro-independence leaders were "not legitimate", says court

Spanish electoral board orders CUP deputy to leave seat over yellow ribbons case

Decision pressures Borràs, speaker of the Catalan parliament, which had voted to protect MP's seat until appeals were heard

Martín Villa says he's losing no sleep over inquiry into 1970s Spanish homicides

Transition-era Spanish minister denies a "systematic, deliberate, and generalized plan" against dissidence

Aragonès to Spanish government: "I dare you to win a referendum"

The Catalan president demands "specific proposals" from Sánchez and warns that "there will not be a second chance".

Sánchez questions Garzón and opens a new front with Podemos

Podemos accuses the Spanish prime minister of buying the right wing's fake news

Spanish government takes stock: sedition reform, "no progress"

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez boasts of having honoured 42.7% of his commitments halfway through his term of office

PSOE and Podemos dodge "deadlines" for dialogue table

PSOE's spokesperson Felipe Sicilia insists on dialogue "within the constitutional framework".

Pedro Sánchez brings back compulsory mask use outdoors in Spain

Spanish PM's package also provides more resources for vaccination and primary care

Spanish police director accuses PP of attempting "arson" in Catalonia

Spain's PSOE stands firm after language quotas bombshell; now, Podemos is nervous

No Catalan on Netflix: the linguistic dilution of Spain's audiovisual law

Spanish state insists that "compliance is compulsory" on Catalan immersion ruling

Spanish opposition leader Pablo Casado attends a mass in memory of Franco

Podemos and Yolanda Díaz advance in Spanish poll, while Sánchez's PSOE slips back

Six parties want Spanish king's title to be withdrawn to redress Francoist wrongs

Podemos says it "did what it had to do" in vote on Spain's new constitutional judges

PSOE and Podemos agree on reforming Spain's "Gag Law": here are the key elements