Parliament speaker post hangs in the balance in post-election talks
One of the highest offices in Catalonia is disputed amongst pro-independence parties who won the February 14 election
One of the highest offices in Catalonia is disputed amongst pro-independence parties who won the February 14 election
Sánchez doesn’t see Illa leading next administration, while Endavant group rejects CUP entering power with ERC and JxCat
Socialists would come second in seats but would prevail in number of ballots, as far-right would make its breakthrough fighting for fourth place
Illa hits back by accusing written agreement excluding his force of "perpetuating hatred"
Opposition blasts Catalan and Spanish government parties as far-right Vox's arguments spark outrage
Pro-independence forces need each other to stay in power—even if their approaches to achieving their goal are strikingly different
Spanish government-funded survey predicts pro-independence forces will win 42.8% of vote
Candidates express views on school system, independence and business
CUP and ERC leaders criticize JxCat candidate choice, under investigation for alleged irregular public contracts
Uncertainty surrounds election over who will be able to form coalitions and who will hold the highest office
A three-way race to win, the impact of Covid-19 on voter turnout, and whether pro-independence parties keep majority and finally reach 50% of votes are main conundrums
Despite court rulings and appeals over date change, parliamentary groups are preparing strategies for earlier vote
Survey estimates victory for Socialists or Esquerra, and parties for a Catalan state, now with 70 seats, would take 58-71
The independence push and Spain’s backlash remained ubiquitous — until the pandemic came
Catalan government partners vote differently as deal includes allocation of €2.3 billion for investments in Catalonia