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In his statement on Monday, Pedro Sánchez called for an end to ‘indiscriminate attacks on innocent people’
Pedro Sánchez’s decision on whether to resign awaited after ‘campaign of harassment’
Government allies say lawsuit against Begoña Gómez is politically motivated
Campaigners in Spain say it’s time for a tourism moratorium as numbers rise beyond the country’s capacity
Despite narrowly leading in polls, EH Bildu coalition struggles with Eta association
Activists fear that right-wing local governments are attempting to rewrite the country’s violent 20th-century history
Poll in 2017 marked by police baton charges on voters and led to the Spanish government temporarily introducing direct rule
Prime minister describes law designed to withdraw legal action as ‘brave and necessary step’
Snap election was called after corruption scandal led to Socialist prime minister António Costa resigning in November
Former brothel bouncer at heart of alleged corruption case
Six of 13 injured in blaze remain in hospital, four of which are firefighters, says city’s mayor
Socialists suffer in north-western region with party’s result described ‘as unreservedly bad’
Nationalist town watches events in Madrid with caution
Revelations that right-wing party considered amnesty dominate campaign
Issue a political tightrope for left-wing government that won’t be solved with any future agreement on pro-farming measures in Brussels