The social media campaign battlefield ahead of the Spanish election
From memes and followers to targeting Gen Z, how do politicians campaign on the internet?
general election
CUP: far-left pro-independence group running for second time in Spanish election
Currently holding two seats in Congress, party wants to expand their position
Vox: far-right ultra-conservatives with chances of entering Spanish government
Polls indicate little to separate left- and right-wing blocs
Spain's July 23 election: How does it work? How does a new PM become elected?
Voters determine makeup of 350-member congress that chooses the next prime minister
Spanish snap election: who's running in Catalonia for July 23 vote
Several current MPs in Congress run again, including the lower house speaker this term, Meritxell Batet
Parties prepare for February 14 election amid date confusion
Despite court rulings and appeals over date change, parliamentary groups are preparing strategies for earlier vote
Catalan and Spanish presidents speak for first time since independence trial verdict
Quim Torra reproaches Pedro Sánchez for not answering his calls during the Barcelona unrest
Spain’s Socialists walk tightrope in government talks with pro-independence parties
Esquerra threatens with leaving negotiation table after controversial remarks from acting president Pedro Sánchez
Inés Arrimadas presents herself as a candidate to lead Ciutadans
Former leader Albert Rivera stepped down after party lost 47 seats in November 10 general election
Catalan voters buck the trend in Spanish election
Sunday's poll saw an upsurge for parties on the right at the expense of the left, while in Catalonia left-wing and pro-independence parties came out on top
Unionist Cs leader Albert Rivera steps down after dramatic loss
Party that won Catalan election in 2017 fell from 57 to 10 seats in Spanish vote
Spanish election: turnout falls from April vote
Participation in Catalonia at 72.17%, down by 2.3% from the previous snap election
How the Spanish general election works
Voters return to the ballot box for the fourth time in four years in Spain, but how will votes translate into seats?