Fabian Picardo: British EU exit would ‘destroy’ Gibraltar
Writing an opinion piece on Politico Europe, Picardo announced that a 'Brexit' would have 'disastrous consequences' for Gibraltar's economy
Politicians strip off in campaigns to seem more ‘transparent’
The trailblazer in this bizarre stunt was no less than Ciudadanos’ leader Albert Rivera
PP excused of tax crimes in Barcenas case, in pre-trial report
Instead former treasurers Luis Barcenas and Alvaro Lapuerta are facing five year jail sentences
Former Bankia and IMF boss Rodrigo Rato arrested for money laundering
Rato was escorted from his Madrid home by officers from Spain's tax authorities on Thursday
Spain’s socialist leader apologises for ‘accidentally’ voting in favour of abortion reform
The leader of the opposition claimed he pressed the wrong button
Podemos’ Pablo Iglesias gives King Felipe Game of Thrones DVD in first meet
Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias is to meet Spanish King Felipe VI for the very first time in a Brussels MEP meet-up
Ex-Junta de Andalucia president Manuel Chaves claims ignorance on Spain’s biggest public money scandal
Ex-Junta president insists he ‘would have acted’ had he known about €855 million ERE fraud
Judge Alaya orders arrests of 16 Junta politicians in Andalucia fraud probe
Susana Diaz's PSOE party facing scandal just three days after winning the elections
PSOE Junta boss Susana Diaz: ‘I am going to govern alone’
Despite not taking a majority, Diaz has ruled out the possibility of a coalition government in Andalucia
PSOE win Andalucia election with worst showing for two decades as Podemos come third
Podemos win an incredible 15 seats
PSOE win – but without overall majority – in Andalucia elections
The PSOE party got just 35% of the vote as new anti-corruption party Podemos gained an incredible 15 seats
Andalucia election turnout up 4% as rain fails to dampen enthusiasm
THE heavy rain across much of Andalucia today has not put voters off heading out to the polls.
Although the polling stations do not close...
A new dawn for Andalucia
Andalucia should wake up to an entirely new political scenario on Monday morning
Andalucia Elections: Time for change?
All eyes are on Andalucia in the lead-up to the most fiercely-contested regional elections in decades, with new parties Podemos and Ciudadanos threatening three decades of socialist dominance. Who’s got the X factor? Iona Napier looks at the likely outcome
Spain’s Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy admits corruption scandals have ‘hurt’ his party
However he added that any decision to exclude election candidates should be made on an individual basis
Ciudadanos leader says ‘change is unstoppable’ within Spanish politics
Ciudadanos leader, Albert Rivera, also rubbished comparisons with Podemos
Proceedings begin in €450 million government corruption scandal
The first part of the Gurtel investigation is finally ready for trial
Antonio Maillo promises bike paths for all towns with 20,000 people if IU win
IU Candidate promises bike paths for all towns with 20,000 people
Podemos sets up in Andalucia for ‘crucial’ elections while Teresa Rodriguez heads to London
"If anywhere needs political regeneration and fresh air, it's Andalucia," said Inigo Errejon
Podemos co-founder publishes personal finances to disprove Venezuela claims
Juan Carlos Monedero has revealed how much he earned for consultancy work in Latin America
EXCLUSIVE: Expats come under fire from ecologists over ‘illegal housing’
Expats 'assert their right to colonise the rural landscape' according to the ecologist
Divide and conquer?
As Madrid Socialists cast out stalwart Tomas Gomez, PP ranks prepare for power play, writes Mario Alegria
From New York to Essex: Podemos takes on the world
Pablo Iglesias and Inigo Errejon have adopted a 'divide and conquer' mentality
On Podemos’ march to power
With just six weeks to the Andalucian elections, the Olive Press joined the hundreds of thousands of men, women and children on Podemos’ March for Change to try to understand what makes the party tick
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