Spain’s Justice Minister resigns as controversial abortion reforms abandoned
Alberto Ruiz-Gallardon was the driving force behind the unpopular reforms that would have drastically limited access to abortion
Spain’s political parties sink deep in debt
Nine organisations owe more than €1 million
Merkel and Rajoy to walk the Camino de Santiago
The pilgrimage will end in a political meeting
‘El Guapo’ – the new face of Spain’s Socialists
Pedro Sanchez - 'the handsome one' - received nearly 50% of the vote
Leader of Podemos sues PP official over links to Castro and terrorist group ETA
Pablo Iglesias is also suing newspaper El Mundo
Picasso fights fines in Torremolinos
Art meets politics in a ground-breaking exhibition
Fuengirola feria music ban sparks political furore
Parties at war over who is responsible for strict music ban
Opposition: Prime Minister ‘cannot govern Spain’ until he answers corruption allegations
His failure to answer questions that he received cash bungs will see Parliament take a vote of no confidence this week
Will UKIP Rock the Rock?
Gibraltar has been a melting pot of nationalities and faiths through the centuries
Andalucia goes conservative
Andalucia is likely to see the first change of government in 30 years
‘El Clegg’ has nicked it
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg - backed by Olive Press - at forefront of historic UK coalition government
Expat voting troubles
Partido Popular highlights expat difficulties in voter registration