Pedro Sánchez reelected prime minister of Spain
Support of Catalan pro-independence parties crucial for new legislature after controversial amnesty deal
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Spanish PM Sánchez – What next after absolute majority vote?
Socialist premier to be sworn in at Royal Palace before announcing new ministers over the weekend
Harry Potter: The Exhibition opens in Barcelona this weekend
Show offers visitors immersive experience into magical universe, including Hogwarts and Fantastic Beasts
Sánchez expected to be voted in as prime minister on second day of debate
Pro-independence parties ERC and Junts among those to support Socialist candidate for reelection
Amnesty bill to be debated in European Parliament next week
Controversial bill added to agenda at request of European People's Party
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Spain's Attorney General to reserve judgement on amnesty until law passed
Álvaro García Ortiz defends his impartiality after Prosecutors' Association accuses him of "passivity"
15 arrested during 13th night of anti-amnesty protests outside Socialists' headquarters in Madrid
Spain's National Police charge at protesters after objects thrown
15-Nov-23: 'Sánchez defends coexistence and amnesty law'
Junts per Catalunya warn Sánchez he must comply with investiture agreement
Catalan pro-independence party meets with Socialist officials hours ahead of PM vote
Pro-independence ERC say they can 'force' referendum, in Catalonia
Parties in favor of split with Spain hold decisive votes in Sánchez's PM bid
Amnesty will be 'display of strength and validity' of constitution, Sánchez says in bid for PM
Congress vote to reelect Socialist leader will take place on Thursday after two-day debate
Conservative leader accuses Socialists of 'political corruption,' Vox compares Sánchez to Hitler
Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticizes pardons to Catalans involved in independence push
EU ministers' discussion on making Catalan official over in less than 5 minutes
Spain explained "adapted proposal" for Catalan, Basque and Galician with no other member state speaking on issue
Jaume Plensa sculpture celebrating 'diversity of origins' unveiled at University of Barcelona
'Arrels' or 'Roots' is a two-meter-tall bronze figure from renowned Catalan artist
Private prosecutors ask Supreme Court to bring murder charges for 2017 terror attacks
Defense lawyers argue for acquittal or reduced sentences while public prosecutor wants to uphold National Court convictions