Spanish elections

Pedro Sánchez's socialists may need the support of Spanish separatist parties to be able to form a majority government after Sunday's general election

First time voters and the influence of a new party are likely to change the political landscape in the upcoming Spanish general election. There are around 35 million eligible voters, with just over a million young people who could go to the polls for the first time. They have a new set of concerns.

This small region of Spain has mirrored exactly the reults of the national vote in almost every election for fifty years

With an election nearing, rural issues are gaining increasing prominence in Spain

It’s become more complicated for Spaniards abroad to vote after changes were made to electoral registration laws in 2011. And ever since then, participation has plummeted.

Following the strike and mass protests seen nationwide during the International Women’s Day in March, left-wing parties are calling for women’s rights while conservative parties hit back at what they consider "radical feminism".

The country’s electoral commission says the party that achieved a breakthrough in Andalusia lacks representation at national level.

The yellow flag represents an invoice that lists the impact political decisions are having on climate and human rights, according to the NGO.

After arriving in Spain, the Road Trip team asks locals about their concerns for the country's future.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has undertaken a host of challenging initiatives as he battles to cement his position and build a lasting legacy

On tonight's full episode of Raw Politics, panellists will be discussing the Venezuelan leadership lashing out at EU member states, the Spanish Prime Minister suffering a budget defeat, and Pompeo in Warsaw.

A crunch meeting of Spain's opposition Socialists could herald the beginning of the end of Spain's political deadlock.

The future of Spain’s main opposition socialist leader Pedro Sanchez hangs by a thread after top party officials resigned en mass.

As Spain tries to avoid a possible third general election in a year, all eyes are on two regional ballots on Sunday.

The leader of Spain’s Socialist party has refused to back Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy’s second attempt to form a coalition government in six months.

After six months of political deadlock, Spain has yet another hung parliament.

The Popular Party is short of a majority despite winning the parliamentary election - failing to break six months of political deadlock

For six months the Spanish have struggled in vain to form a new government after two new parties smashed the two-party system back in December. Having failed, voters now have to try again to elect a n

Spain’s interior minister is facing mounting calls to resign after allegations he tried to smear his political rivals.

The referendum in the UK on whether to leave or remain in the European Union has dominated the news headlines over recent weeks.

For the first time the leaders of four political parties have taken part in a televised debate before Spain’s June 26 election.

As Spain’s general election campaigns kick off, an opinion poll on the June 26 ballot appears to show that the anti-austerity Unidos Podemos alliance will get the second-highest number of…

The PP won the Spanish election, but appears unable to form a majority government. For the first time since the restoration of democracy, no-one can. Could a "loser's coalition" take over, or will we

There were cheers in Catalonia as the leftist coalition containing Pablo Iglesias’ Podemos party emerged as the region’s big election winner