Puerto Banus sale to investors delayed
Parties are waiting for the government to confirm when the current concession to manage the port runs out
Nerja politicians at war over money for health centre that was never built
The Junta claims it is owed €1.5 million
Mariano Rajoy agrees to Ciudadanos’ anti-corruption plan in bid to remain Spain’s Prime Minister
Albert Rivera is confident that this move will be enough to avoid a third election
Mariano Rajoy to agree to Ciudadanos six demands in Spanish prime minister talks
In return, the minority Ciudadanos will support the acting prime minister’s bid to form a government
Albert Rivera’s Ciudadanos take steps to try to allow Rajoy to form a government
ALBERT RIVERA of the Ciudadanos party (C’s) made an unexpected move to try to unblock Spain since no party won overall control in the June
Partido Popular under fire for destroying trial evidence
The computers had been used by the former party treasurer
Mariano Rajoy accepts King Felipe’s invitation to form a government
PP leader prepares for talks with parties to form coalition government
Ciudadanos mayor blasted for neglecting historic farmhouse in Mijas
The early 20th century farmhouse, named Las Garcias, sits in Tejada and is described as the only evidence of the way of life of early
Ciudadanos leader Albert Rivera rejects Mariano Rajoy government
Rivera bemoaned the lost hope for a three-way consensus government
Iglesias, Rivera and Sanchez invited to lunch with President Obama
Caretaker PM Rajoy will also attend
Everything you need to know about the Spanish election and how it will impact expats
With the Brexit referendum at the forefront of most people’s minds, the run-up to the Spanish general election has almost slipped under the radar
Left-wing parties in Spain close to seizing power
Unidos Podemos are on course to win between 24.6% and 26% of the vote
Podemos, PSOE, and C’s gang-up on PP and Rajoy in last night’s Spanish election debate
Can Spain avoid a third election and more uncertainty?
Spain will repeat general election on June 26 as King Felipe dissolves parliament
King Felipe signed a decree dissolving the current parliament in a bid to break the political stalemate
Spanish politician claims wife’s money laundering confession was brought on by mental illness
Alfonso Grau, an ex-deputy mayor in Valencia, said depression caused Maria Jose Alcon to make the claims to her son in a 2015 conversation, which
Last ditch attempt to form government
Politicians meet royalty for final effort to form government
Spain will hold new elections in June after King declares stalemate
King Felipe VI met with the parties earlier this week to try and forge a coalition
Stalemate in Spanish government
Political uncertainty continues in Madrid with major parties at loggerheads
Spanish political crisis reaches head as Pedro Sanchez faces second Congress vote
New elections will be held in June if deputies fail to elect PSOE leader
Madrid mayor Manuela Carmena backs Pedro Sanchez PM bid
PP and Podemos lash out at PSOE leader during fiery Congress vote
Former PP Madrid president to be investigated over Estepona flat
Secret police tapes snare ex-PP leader in bribery and money-laundering case
New Spanish prime minister to be elected at the start of March
Pedro Sanchez hopes to gain cross-party support ahead of debate session on March 2
Pedro Sanchez sets out PSOE plan for new Spanish government
Socialist leader's reform plans delivered to PP, Podemos and Ciudadanos
Is it over for Mariano Rajoy?
Rajoy has been unable to come to terms with the fact that he is the obstacle for a successful coalition
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
Pablo Iglesias tells king he will demand deputy prime minister role in government
Podemos leader prepared to enter left-wing 'coalition of change' with PSOE and IU