PSOE leader Rubalcaba to retire after term
The former chemistry teacher has plans to return to his university after a long political career
Madina has faith in Susana Diaz’s decision to stay out of PSOE race
Susana Diaz instead remains faithful to Andalucia
PP and PSOE dominate European elections but anti-austerity parties on the up
Last night's elections saw a stronger than expected performance from smaller parties
European election polls show two-party dominance set to stumble
After four decades of power, the PP and PSOE could have to change course
IU party announces ‘momentary suspension’ of coalition with PSOE in Andalucia
Conflict between the two rages, sparked this week by a disagreement over subsidised housing
EXCLUSIVE: Marbella mayor could face resignation call over €3.1million Luxembourg investment
Opposition PSOE party demand explanation on why the investment has apparently not been declared. By Imogen Calderwood
First woman president of Junta de Andalucia
Susana Diaz has become president of the Junta after José Antonio Griñán resigned earlier this summer
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
Former PSOE minister accused of taking illegal payments
Ex Public Works Minister Jose Blanco has denied taking nearly €300,000 in return for permits for business ventures
X-rated councillor to appear on reality TV
Former PSOE councillor of Los Yebenes, Olvido Hormigos, will compete in high-diving competition against other celebrities
Costa del Sol group continues fight against drilling with Fuengirola protest
Citizens Against Oil Exploration on the Costa del Sol will stage another protest tomorrow in response to proposed drilling 9 km offshore
Mayors and Greenpeace unite in Spain to fight gas drilling 9km off Mijas coast
PSOE mayors join Greenpeace to publicise the risks of allowing oil giant Repsol to drill 9km off Mijas coast
Marbella will not receive state funding next year
Town to miss out on state funding as Spain tightens its belt
Spain’s ERE scandal hits €17 million
Over 20,000 pages of documents are being analysed as part of wide-ranging investigation
Self-made man becomes Junta vicepresident
Diego Valderas Sosa was orphaned as a teen and once worked as a gas delivery man
Socialists cling on with help from their friends the communists
Partido Popular win regional elections for first time but Jose Antonio Grinan stays president of the Junta
PP scraps PSOE’s civic responsibility course in schools
The obligatory course, which encouraged discussion on homosexuality and racism, was introduced by PSOE in 2006
Former Spanish Mayor resigns amid allegations he used town hall credit card in brothel
Miguel Angel Dominguez quits post as Provincial Delegate for Public Works and Housing but maintains he is innocent
Spain gets a new government
The conservative PP party has won a record victory in the general election dominated by the country's looming debt crisis
Who will win? Spain decides today
Spain goes to the polls today to vote in a new parliament and prime minister
Zapatero: The good, the bad and the ugly
As Zapatero makes ready to shut the doors of the Moncloa Palace behind him Wendy Williams looks at some of the highs, and the lows,
Race of the Number Twos
Spain to choose between two leaders with low ratings in next Sunday's general election
Rajoy and Rubalcaba head-to-head
The candidates for Prime Minister battled it out during live TV debates last night
Water fight in Spain
Residents in La Vinuela have been left without water for weeks
New pact sees corrupt former mayor banished
The PP, PA and Green Party in Alcaucin have come together to block the PSOE party and cut any ties to former mayor Jose Manuel
PP wins in all provinces in Andalucia
Socialist party suffers a crushing defeat in regional and local elections