"I think they should be thankful that we only do songs because they deserve much more"

Spain's Rajoy ousted in no-confidence vote, Pedro Sánchez of socialist party to become new PM

Get up to speed on the issues driving the conversation across Europe and the world: Tesa Arcilla anchors Euronews' live daily morning show Good Morning Europe from Euronews' headquarters in Lyon.

Cristina Cifuentes has resigned as head of the Madrid region after video emerged of a shoplifting incident in 2011, adding to pressure on her PP party and the Spanish prime minister.

Pro-Catalan rally outside EU headquarters in Brussels

Thousands of demonstrators marched in Barcelona on Sunday March 18th in support of a pro-unity regional government in Catalonia.

Thousands of Spaniards joined a rally in Barcelona called by a grassroots group that uses humour to mock Catalonia's separatist push.

A Dutch economist and long-time resident of Spain explains why he sees the country as Europe's ticking time bomb.

Political experts help us make sense of the drama.

The electoral campaign in Catalonia has been an unusual one with several separatist leaders in exile or in jail. Reflecting the deep division in Catalan society

The push by Catalan separatists towards independence has monopolized front pages, air time and debates across the country. The lack of dialogue between the Madrid and Catalan governments has relegated

Spain is in shock at the loss of Attorney General Jose Manuel Maza

Pro-Spanish unity and pro-independence demonstrators took to the streets of Barcelona

The ousted Catalan leader is wanted in Spain on charges of rebellion and sedition