Sánchez’s presidential bid fails again – risk of snap Spanish election grows
Left-wing Podemos and ERC abstain, with Junts per Catalunya voting against Socialist head
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Second Spanish presidential vote kicks off with no chances of success
Talks between Pedro Sánchez’s Socialists and Unidas Podemos fail, with pro-independence parties voting differently
Pro-independence parties to vote differently in Sánchez presidential bid
Junts per Catalunya to vote No, Esquerra to abstain, but success for Socialist leader looks very uncertain shortly before vote
Sánchez’s presidential bid defeated in first round of votes
Unidas Podemos abstains, and pro-independence parties vote No; Socialist leader will have second chance on Thursday
Pro-independence JxCat to vote No to Sánchez
Socialists very likely to need at least abstention of left-wing Basque and Catalan forces for independence
Sánchez accuses independence movement of 'going against history'
Spanish presidential candidate makes no mention on how he will handle Catalan crisis in a 2-hour opening statement
Spanish presidential debate kicks off with Sánchez as candidate
Sánchez accuses independence movement of 'going against history'
Spotlight on Catalonia: what to expect of debate to name Spanish president
Deciding whether Pedro Sánchez stays in power or not may be down to pro-independence parties
Pedro Sánchez admits Catalonia main obstacle to left-wing coalition
Acting Spanish president refuses ally Pablo Iglesias a cabinet seat due to his support for "political prisoners" and self-determination referendum
Spanish Socialists open door to coalition government with Podemos
Pedro Sánchez to consider "all possible scenarios" while party of Pablo Iglesias consults membership on power-sharing option
Podemos grants Socialists ‘full loyalty’ over Catalonia in government talks
In his bid to become minister under Pedro Sánchez, Pablo Iglesias promises Catalonia won’t be a problem despite discrepancies
A guide to the (several) Catalan independence trials
Which courts are handling them, who the defendants are, and what they're charged with
Why is Catalonia key to the investiture of Pedro Sánchez as Spanish president?
With the Socialists and Podemos disagreeing over a joint government, their stance on Catalonia is what really sets them apart
Spanish Socialists would increase gains in new snap election, poll predicts
Research institute forecasts Pedro Sánchez's party would benefit from return to ballot box, with Catalan pro-independence parties losing ground
Challenge of finding a final resting place for Franco
Spanish government to complain to Vatican over diplomatic "interference" as it continues its efforts to move dictator's remains