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Three months after a general election, attempts to form a government have so far failed – and hostility between parties is mounting, says Spanish journalist María Ramírez

Spain’s conservative leader saw his final bid to become prime minister rejected by parliament on Friday, paving the way for Socialist incumbent Pedro Sanchez to have another shot at cobbling together a majority – with the backing of separatist parties whose support could cost him dearly.

The leader of Spain’s conservatives will have his opportunity to form a new government this week in what has been preordained as a lost cause given his lack of support in the Parliament

Conservatives call rally as acting PM refuses to rule out deal with independence leaders to form new government

MPs from far-right Vox stage walkout in protest at recognition of co-official languages

THOUSANDS of Catalan independence supporters filled the streets of Barcelona to put pressure on Spain’s embattled Prime Minister to accept their…

Junts party demands amnesty for leader and officials as price for support of acting PM Pedro Sánchez

Alberto Núñez Feijóo did not end up in a position to assemble a majority of 176 deputies

King Felipe VI has begun consultations with leaders of Spain’s political parties to see which one has the best chance of forming a government following an inconclusive national election last month