Ciutadans: opposing Catalan independence to rule Spain
Center-right party aspires to become the first party other than the Socialists and the People's party to govern Spain since democracy returned
Center-right party aspires to become the first party other than the Socialists and the People's party to govern Spain since democracy returned
Jailed leader Jordi Sànchez leads pro-independence candidacy aiming to put referendum at center of post-electoral discussions
Diplomacy body under scrutiny for alleged use of public funds to promote independence bid abroad
The furthest left pro-independence candidates hope to be powerful and pledge to be uncompromising
Main party representatives turn out for TV3 electoral debate as general election approaches
With Mariano Rajoy gone, new party head Pablo Casado tries to put down growing rivalry by hardening approach to independence movement
The left-wing sovereigntists, whose top candidates are in prison, have run a campaign based on freedom and influence
Heads of PP and Cs parties accuse Catalan educational system of "indoctrinating" students in favor of independence
Week 11 of trial of independence leaders begins on Tuesday with focus on events surrounding Spanish police raids on September 20, 2017
Ciutadans and People's Party candidates take on Socialist head for "reaching agreements" with Catalan government, with Podemos' leader urging "dialogue and empathy"
Inés Arrimadas vows not give up "an inch" of ground and blames pro-independence supporters for "attacks, threats and insults"
Jordi Sánchez says "nothing seen in trial" justifies detention of pro-independence leader