Politics of Spain
Catalan authorities urge women to swim topless to “fight discrimination”
The Catalan regional authorities launched a campaign to support women’s right to bare their breasts
"If Kosovo and Albania can, why can't we?"
Puigdemont is on a wanted warrant in Spain for holding a referendum on Catalonia's independence two years ago.
The protests against that referendum came not only from Madrid but also from Brussels.
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Anti-separatists rally in Barcelona after pro-independence unrest
One of the most prominent figures against independence for the Spanish region of Catalonia staged a counter-protest on Oct. 20 after a week of separatist unrest and called for an end to the violence.
There Will be New Parliamentary Elections in Spain on November 10th
Spain holds parliamentary elections on November 10th.
Spanish Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez failed to get enough support in parliament to become prime minister again. On the other side, King Felipe VI announced that he would not be proposing another prime ministerial candidate, thus paving the way for a new vote.
Spain’s Acting PM and Opposition Leader Agree to Open Talks on Catalan Crisis - El Pais
Spain's acting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and opposition leader Pablo Casado of the Popular Party (PP) have agreed to open up a permanent communication channel on the issue of Catalonia, where the independence drive has deeply divided the region.
Dictator Franco's family to 'take care' of remains after exhumation
The family of Francisco Franco will take possession of his remains after they are exhumed, one of his grandchildren was reported as saying on Aug. 25.
Spanish parliament passes no-confidence against PM
The new prime minister will be the leader of the Socialists, Pedro Sanchez.
International media said that the reason for the vote was last week's verdict in a corruption case involving some former members of Rajoy's conservative People's Party.
180 MPs voted to oust Rajoy on Friday, with 169 against, and one abstained.
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Spanish Socialist Sanchez succeeds Rajoy as Prime Minister
MADRID (Reuters) - Socialist Pedro Sanchez took over as Spain's prime minister on Friday, after outgoing leader Mariano Rajoy lost a parliamentary confidence vote triggered by a long-running corruption trial involving members of his center-right party.
Spanish PM Rajoy under pressure over party graft case
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy was threatened with no-confidence motions and demands for a snap election on May 25 over a graft trial involving members of his party in which a judge cast doubt on his testimony.
EU Countries Negotiated the Final Declaration of the Western Balkans Meeting
All 28 EU Member States have agreed on the text of the final declaration of the EU-Western Balkans Summit to be held in Sofia on 17 May, BNR said, quoting Bulgarian EU Presidency Minister Lilyana Pavlova. In Brussels, she stressed that there is still room for any country to confirm its participation in the forum.