29 April 2019 12:05 AM

Socialists win election but need allies to form government

Without enough seats for a majority, Pedro Sánchez could turn to left-wing multiparty alliance or unionist Cs party

Center-right party aspires to become the first party other than the Socialists and the People's party to govern Spain since democracy returned

With Mariano Rajoy gone, new party head Pablo Casado tries to put down growing rivalry by hardening approach to independence movement

Conservative candidate threatens Socialists will "forgive" prosecuted pro-independence leaders

Inés Arrimadas says TV3 "manipulates" content in the "interest" of certain parties and pledges to reimpose direct rule

Arrimadas joins Albert Rivera in bid to "defend" Catalan unionists

After campaign against Catalonia's independence movement, conservative parties ally to end 40 years of Socialist rule in Spain's southern region

While Puigdemont says vetoing him taking office remotely would be a “democratic fraud,” Ciutadans brands this possible move as a “joke”

The leader in Catalonia of the Spanish ruling party said that "there won't be an independent republic of Catalonia"

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