The Latest Breaking News from PP

Editorial: Spain’s caretaker prime minister has cut a controversial deal to stay in power. It is in the country’s interest that it succeeds

PP says clemency offer for separatists demands similar action to that taken over rule-of-law concerns elsewhere in the bloc

Tens of thousands of people rally against government offer of clemency to those who made illegal push for independence in 2017

Alejo Vidal-Quadras – who had also led the conservative Popular Party in Catalonia – was shot in Madrid hours after Spain’s acting prime minister, Pedro Sanchez, agreed a controversial deal between his Socialist Party and a Catalan separatist party that is set to give him another term in office

Alejo Vidal-Quadras, formerly of PP and Vox, reportedly in stable condition after attack by masked gunman

Agreement has triggered protests and main opposition party condemns it as ‘shameful and humiliating’.

Socialist party wins separatist support with offer that has provoked furious opposition, protests and questions from Brussels

About 7,000 demonstrated against deal plan for Catalan separatists with 30 police and others hurt in violence

Members of Pedro Sánchez’s party vote 87% in favour of proposal to form government backed by smaller parties

Heir to throne pledges allegiance to constitution at congress in Madrid on her 18th birthday

Two parties vow labour reforms in effort to shore up support – but still need Catalan separatists’ backing to form government