Spain set for political crisis as regional government election result spurs coalition on with plans for independence
Times are a-changing in Spain as the new office bearers embrace the secular state and do away with cars.
Anti-poverty activist elected as mayor of Barcelona; the ruling right-wing People’s Party was battered at the ballot box.
The mayoral race is down to a pair of self-styled "little grandmothers" who are poles apart in their politics but equally tenacious and astute.
The left-wing Podemos party neglected the ‘indignados’ and faces stagnant elections.
The issue dominates debates, but for different reasons, from the far right making political capital to border guards pushing migrant boats back.
Spain’s Constitutional Court suspends planned vote for independence for up to five months.
Madrid has gone on the defensive as Scots vote in a referendum for independence from the United Kingdom.
The rivalry between Real Madrid and Atlético is all about power and wealth in 21st-century Spain.