Andalucia’s chance for a bright new dawn
Andalucia needs change, in any shape or form
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
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
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
Divide and conquer?
As Madrid Socialists cast out stalwart Tomas Gomez, PP ranks prepare for power play, writes Mario Alegria
Debate rages over Aznalcollar mine reopening
Should a mine that caused one of Spain’s worst environmental mishaps almost two decades ago reopen for 450 jobs?
Podemos announce a €600,000 campaign in Andalucia
The party has confirmed MEP Teresa Rodriguez will be standing against current Junta president Susana Diaz in the regional elections on March 22
Medina Sidonia ex-mayor stands for re-election despite pending court case
Carrera is one of four of the 44 socialist candidates standing for local elections with unresolved court cases against them
Spain will be watching
Andalucia's regional elections will measure how much punch Podemos can deliver
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
Pablo Iglesias: It’s Podemos v. the PP
PSOE leader Pedro Sanchez came under fire at an anniversary celebration in Sevilla
Can Podemos really win?
Journalist Mario Alegria questions Podemos’ political weight in his debut column
Podemos back in first place, says latest opinion poll
The anti-corruption party would take 28.2% of the vote
Spanish political parties accused of dodging the law using crowdfunding websites
Watchdog calling for legal loophole to be closed
Fake picture of ‘dead’ Spanish PM Rajoy causes outrage
A member of the PSOE has come under fire after posting a faked image of prime minister Rajoy in a coffin
Podemos under fire after men take eight in 10 municipal top spots
Party statute insists that each gender must have at least 40% representation
PP comes out top in opinion poll, followed by PSOE and Podemos
But PP votes have almost halved from 2011 elections
PP General Secretary claims ‘all of us’ are to blame for corruption
We’re all to blame for corruption in Spanish politics claims PP official
Cadiz PP head slams Junta de Andalucia boss Susana Diaz
Antonio Sanz (PP) has gone after Susana Diaz saying she has no interest in Andalucia
Junta de Andalucia demand ‘floor clause’ is removed from mortgages
Andalucia's Junta is against the introduction of minimum interest rates for mortgage lenders
EXCLUSIVE: Expats fight to save riding school and homes in Churriana
EXCLUSIVE: Homes and disabled riding school set to be seized under ‘outrageous land grab’ plan to build homes
Podemos remain at the top of the polls and gaining ground
Podemos keep on rising in the polls and would win elections in Madrid, Cadiz and Barcelona among other places
Podemos announces massive display of ‘social muscle’ in Madrid
The anti-corruption party is planning a huge protest in the capital on January 31
Artists turn down €60,000 of prizes in protest of Spain’s ‘heartbreaking’ cultural policies
Protests spark fierce debates as PSOE cultural secretary calls for Wert's resignation
Former miners’ union leader explains €1.4 million overseas fortune as inheritance
Disgraced Socialist Jose Angel Fernandez Villa insists he got the money from his mother
Of 51 arrested in country-wide raids, 17 summoned to Madrid court
Including five former mayors and a French energy executive