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Sáenz de Santamaría and Cospedal seen as frontrunners for People’s party leadership
Josep Borrell says Madrid is losing the communications battle with Catalonia
The crisis over independence has turned the tourist destination into a place of secrets and suspicion
Máxim Huerta forced to resign over tax scandal
Borrell warns common border system will ‘collapse’ without consensus on migrants
Pedro Sánchez sends a signal with his cabinet choices and talk of constitutional reform
Spain’s prime minister defies leftist allies by filling cabinet with technocrats
Sánchez names women to 11 of 17 government posts
New prime minister said to be ‘closer to France than Germany’ on eurozone reform goals
Resignation sets stage for leadership battle for centre-right
Reopening debate on finances risks exposing weakness of new Socialist government
Madrid’s new government has no desire to be bracketed with Rome as the eurozone’s weak link
Restive region is new PM’s ‘weakest spot’ with potential to create serious problems
Socialist leader has made it to the premiership despite weak parliamentary backing
Party scandal fells centre-right premier, clearing way for minority Socialist government
A parliamentary vote of no-confidence is set to end the Spanish prime minister’s spell
No-confidence vote set to oust prime minister with Pedro Sánchez the likely successor
Pressure mounts on prime minister to quit before he is pushed
The answer to the discontent lies in constitutional reform rather than quick changes
Debate in parliament starts on no-confidence vote but opposition is split over best outcome
Spanish PM faces confidence vote this week, but has shown opponents his durability
Parliament agrees to debate motion by opposition Socialists but outcome far from clear
Socialist threat after corruption case involving ruling Popular party
Move sharply increases odds of early elections in Spain
