Andalucia Junta urges Spain Government rethink after it slashes employment grants
Andalucia has lost €24.3m in funding to encourage more jobs and tackle long term unemployment this year compared to last, the only Spanish autonomous region
Spain´s government slashes funding for Andalucia by over one third
The eight provinces will receive 36,6% less than in 2016 with only €1.16bn euros to spend on major public projects
Cold snap caused ‘very significant’ damage to oranges
Cristobal Aguado, President of the Valencian Association of Agriculture has warned that vegetables such as artichokes and beans may also be in danger
Over one third of Spaniards never read books
The government revealed that 35% admitted to never partaking in the pastime on the eve of a huge school reading drive
Spanish government’s fast-track relocation plans for Brexit-affected financial businesses
Measures were created in part due to the possibility that London’s City may lose its financial passport as a result of Brexit
Local government abandons plan to boycott Israel
Plans scrapped as government backs out
Spain’s government ‘displeased’ with UK PM David Cameron’s Gibraltar visit today
Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo immediately expressed his displeasure
USA will not negotiate Palomares clean-up until Spain has government
Clean-up on hold
Spanish royal visit to UK cancelled for political reasons
The first state visit in over 30 years has been axed due to the instability of the government
King Felipe asks PSOE leader Pedro Sanchez to form a government
The King has asked Pedro Sanchez to form a government
Rajoy turns down King’s invitation to form a new Spanish government
Socialist PSOE leader Pedro Sanchez will now be given the opportunity to form a coalition of other left-wing parties
Spain’s politicians have one week to form a government or risk forcing a second general election
As Mariano Rajoy is shunned by all corners, PSOE leader Pedro Sanchez holds Spain’s political fate in his hands
Spanish government’s green budget to help economic growth in 2016
Two huge projects to improve water quality and infrastructure will cost around €750 million
Gibraltar’s Chamber of Commerce releases economic wishlist for new government
The Chamber’s board of directors have published what they believe should be the economic priorities of the new government, following this winter’s elections
New affordable homes nearly ready in Gib
The first homes at Beach View Terraces will be ready within the next few months
PSOE denounces Interior Minister over Rodrigo Rato meeting
Rodrigo Rato is currently under investigation for money laundering
Disgraced ex-IMF chief Rodrigo Rato accused of money laundering
The tax authorities insist Rodrigo Rato, an ex-government minister, used a number of companies to move money around
Only one in five Spaniards trusts the government
A report released by the OECD compared statistics from 2007 to 2014
Spanish lorry drivers pay UK government over €4 million in last year
In total, foreign drivers have paid a massive €60 million to the UK Treasury since a levy was introduced
Amnesty International slams Spain in annual human rights report
The report goes on to criticise the PP for attempting to legalise summary deportations at the border
Italian complaint against Spanish restaurant La Mafia thrown out
Italian government demands restaurant change its name or close
PP Minister under fire for massive undeclared orchard in Toledo
Secretary-general Maria Dolores de Cospedal failed to declare 12,000 metres-squared of land
Price of freedom
Spain is setting a precedent for tracking European jihadis
Gibraltarian furious at being unable to buy copy of ‘Charlie Ebdon’
He insists the Rock has banned the magazine
Early regional elections called for Catalunya
Catalan President Artur Mas schedules regional elections for September 27